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Valor Fitness Cable Crossover Machine - 17 Adjustable Positions with Pull Up Bars and Optional Bundle Attachments Max Weight 200 lb. Plate Loaded Pulley System for Home Gym Power Workout

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Arrives Monday, Nov 25
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Color: Cable Crossover Machine


Features

  • Sturdy Construction: Built with heavy duty high-quality steel for durability and reliability. Rubber end caps on each foot add to the safety and stability of the machine, while also protecting your home or gym floor.
  • Floor Mounting Option: For those seeking extra stability, this Cable Crossover Machine can be anchored to the ground, with all necessary hardware included.
  • Adjustable Easy to Use: With 17 adjustable positions and a versatile cable pulley system, this machine adapts to your workout needs, providing a more intense workout as you step out for additional stretch.
  • Smooth and Comfortable Movement: The double bar track design offers enhanced stability and fluid movement, whether you're using standard 1" plates or 2" bumper plates. The machine includes a high and low pulley system, as well as weight plate storage pegs for a clean and organized workout space.
  • All-in-One Cable Machine: This unit isnt just a cable crossover; it comes equipped with a lat pull-down bar, curl / row bar, two single strap handles, and a pull-up station, making it a comprehensive workout station for a total body workout.
  • Maximized Weight Load Capacity: With a maximum weight load of 200 lb and the included four plastic Olympic adapter sleeves, the machine accommodates both standard and Olympic plates.

Item Weight: 174 Pounds


Brand: Valor Fitness


Color: Cable Crossover Machine


Material: Alloy Steel and Chrome Steel


Product Dimensions: 56"D x 50"W x 81"H


UPC: 844192006477


Brand Name: Valor Fitness


Global Trade Identification Number: 77


Material Type: Alloy Steel and Chrome Steel


Color: Cable Crossover Machine


Maximum Weight Recommendation: 200 Pounds


Item Dimensions D x W x H: 56"D x 50"W x 81"H


Item Weight: 174 Pounds


Handle Type: Fixed, Pulldown


Strap Type: Rubber Straps


Tension Supported: 200 pounds


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Top Amazon Reviews


  • Awesome in many respects--crummy in one.
Color: Cable Crossover Machine
I received my BD-61 from Valor Fitness in a couple of days. After reading the reviews I anticipated a challenge with the assembly. Here is my experience: The machine was very nicely packaged in three boxes. All parts and pieces were received in great condition. I wouldn't normally do this, but I laid everything out on the floor before starting assembly--this makes it MUCH easier and not too confusing. I assembled the frame first using the directions as a guide. It bolts together very well (all parts and pieces aligned perfectly). It took me 1.25 hours to assembly the frame. The cabling wasn't nearly as challenging as I anticipated. I completed it in another 1.25 hours. Do yourself a favor and start the longest cable, then go to the next longest and finally the cable with the bolt ends. You will have to undo a few pulleys, as you go, but it will help keep the cables in place and make it easier to see how they relate to the illustrations in the instructions. The most significant tip I can provide is to pay attention to where the illustrations say "START." Doing so will prevent having to redo anything as the ends of the cables will only pass through the openings in a certain manner. I think the engineering of this machine is excellent and its a very easy piece of equipment to integrate into a home gym. Just add weight plates. It functions very similarly to a machine you would encounter in a commercial gym and it will incorporate a great number of exercises in a very compact footprint. I love it. UPDATE: After months of use I find this machine to be even more satisfying. There are very few lifts/exercises that you cannot do and if you are like me you will find that 90% of your non-cardio workout will be with this machine. Add a good bench and dumbbells and you have a complete lifting solution in a nice compact footprint. I added D-handles; V-bar, ankle straps, rotating curl bar, and a triceps rope. I'm looking at adding a dual cable bar in the near future. It's stunningly versatile once you start using it. I'm so satisfied the hassle of assembly is LONG forgotten. Now, here is my only complaint and suggestion for Valor: please label all the pieces including the hardware. It's very difficult for a novice to identify the various bolts and the instructions are useless when they refer to a cables or hardware by number when none of the cables or items are marked. Yes, we can figure it out, but I probably could have assembled it in two hours or less if I didn't have to be so meticulous in presorting hardware and scratching my head trying to understand the instructions. This process could be vastly simplified and make a great piece of gear more accessible to those who might be mechanically challenged or intimidated about the assembly process. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2019 by Doug Doug

  • I like it. Price to value is good.
Color: Cable Crossover Machine
So far good. It took me about 5 hours to slowly put together. I had read the other reviews so took my time. TIPS: Definitely go to YouTube and get the videos for how to string the cables. The directions with the package will not help you do that and were not intended too. Don't fully tighten the frame bolts till you get that section together and aligned. Just slide the bolts that hold the pulleys in place for that cable run, don't put the nut on until you know you got all the pulleys and cable runs correct. It's easier to put on the nuts and tighten them down once you know you have them all working correct, do not tighten these to tight as they will bind the pulley. I purchased this unit as I have a very low ceiling and it was the only one I could find to fit in the room. I do like it and find it will be more adaptable than any of the others anyhow. I searched and found a very old used club type weight stack machine for $60 (there are 1000's of them out there, some for free). I cut out the 210 lb weight stack with it's very sturdy rack, cut down the heavy duty metal frame about 3" to fit in right where the current free pulley weight system was. This gives me plenty of weight to use, in my small work out area with no need to store and move free weights around. It works great. Those old systems have club level rollers on the weight stack sliders so it handles the weight and movement well. I found I was a few inches higher on the pulley for the stack, so I just pulled the front bottom cable out to take the slack out. I get full extension on the cable exercises so it had no effect on my usage. After a month of use I like it even more ... feels like a club level workout at home. After 3 months I am really happy with it. I just got rid of my traditional weight machine as I do not need it and after using cables I could feel just how restrictive the movements were. So I am getting some bonus free space in my workout area by adding the cable machine ... it's incredible that they can sell this for the $500 range. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2018 by Rob Rob

  • Good machine
Color: Cable Crossover Machine
The machine is definitely not fun to put together. The frame isn't bad but the pulleys and cables were a headache. The directions are bad. We figured it out watching a YouTube video from Valor. I already had the weight plates so I got this one instead of the inspire cable machine that comes with weights but is double the price. The Valor is also much smaller which is what I needed to conserve space. That being said I really like the machine and have access to way more movements and lifts now. Its not the highest quality but all in all I feel like it was worth the money. One tip. Lay all your pieces out before you start and make sure you have everything first. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2023 by Chad

  • Great product for a great pric
Color: Cable Crossover Machine
I will review this again in 6 months, but so far so good. Pros: The ability to do lots of exercises Although cheaply made, the handgrips that come with machine work well and the adjustability on them is brilliant. Comes with a curl bar and lat bar Sturdy enough The way the machine is developed seems to hit the muscles in the right spots Smooth action on pulleys It seems like the customer service is excellent at valor. I was able to speak to the actual engineer about questions I had AWESOME DESIGN, GREAT ENGINEERING Cons Pulleys are made of a cheap material, but are still built tough. I just hope they last. Weight has to be evenly distributed on the main pulley where the weights go (but you can do one arm exercises no problem, the weight just has to be even on both sides. Some blemishes/irregularities on the fly posts and the action is not as good as it should be, but still works fine Overall, this system is great for the price. Don't let the cons scare you because this machine does everything you need for a great cable crossover. I will review again in 6 months. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 4, 2016 by Steve S.

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