The Selectorized Lat Pulldown + Seated Row Version 2 Machine is in stock in black and white! Orders placed now ship within 5 to 15 business days, with free freight shipping included! Version 2 upgrades include a thicker tube frame for the rear support base for additional support, and a 264 lb / 120 kg weight stack. The Temple of Gainz Selectorized Lat Pulldown + Seated Row Machine is the ultimate back builder. The comfortable bench pad and pin-locked, adjustable-height knee rollers lock you securely in place for lat pulldowns, no matter your size or build. Train your lats with heavy, controlled reps to build serious pulling strength and develop that coveted V-taper. The long bench pad and foot pegs set you up perfectly for seated rows, letting you switch seamlessly to target the mid-back, traps, and rhomboids for complete back development. This machine comes standard with a heavy-duty wide bar and narrow bar, both with a grippy rubber texture to keep your hold solid no matter the load. The quick-clip carabiners also make it compatible with any attachment from other manufacturers, giving you endless variety and versatility. At just 6.39 ft (L) x 2.54 ft (W), it delivers two of the most popular movements in any commercial gym in one compact footprint - so you can stop waiting in line and start building your back from the comfort of your home gym. Assembly Expectations 💪Temple of Gainz selectorized machines are heavy-duty, commercial-grade equipment designed for serious training, and they require proper tools and at least two people for assembly. These are not flat-packed or lightweight items; they arrive crated and disassembled, and are built for heavy duty use and demand time and effort to set up correctly. We provide assembly manuals for every model via QR code rather than printed copies, as we are constantly improving and updating our instructions to make the process as smooth as possible.Although the majority of our customers are able to assemble the machines themselves, if you are not experienced with equipment that involves bearings, guide rods, weight stacks, and/or heavy frames, we strongly recommend hiring a local fitness equipment technician.Companies such as Fitness Machine Technicians typically charge $200 to $400 per machine, which can save you 2 to 6+ hours, depending on your tools and experience. Please note that we do not offer assembly services outside of the Los Angeles area, as hiring locally is usually faster and more cost-effective, and we prefer to pass those savings on to you!You can read more on our Product & Assembly Policy page and learn about the shipping and delivery process on our Shipping Policy page. If you have any questions, please contact us - we are here to help!
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