Check out this cable bar

I think it's pretty cool.

[img]http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/21cJBSRDmwL._SL500_AA200_.jpg[/img]

I actually saw this in person for the first time. In mind came DiamondDelts when I saw this. :D

er link ?
because it IS pretty durn cool

Search amazon for cap barbell, then go through about 10 pages of hits :D

had one of those at the gym, not bad, but the cheap ones pivot strange, so you have to get your grip perfect when going heavy

[url]http://www.kamway.com/catalog_c114626.html[/url]

Blue

I bought it, but rarely use it. The angle of the bend is not right. Actually, it is right...as in a "right angle". In my opinion, those type of cable attachments need to be bent forward at a 60 degree angle or so. This thing is well constructed, yes, and therefore fairly heavy. The weight of it, coupled with the poor angle, result in some relative discomfort for the wrists. My opinion only of course....but I haven't used it in months.

[QUOTE=Skidmarx;179012661]Search amazon for cap barbell, then go through about 10 pages of hits :D[/QUOTE]

how cruel

[QUOTE=Bluerain;179014761][url]http://www.kamway.com/catalog_c114626.html[/url]

Blue[/QUOTE]

ooo thanks for that link miss blue . I found something special at that store !

[QUOTE=Skidmarx;178894331]I think it's pretty cool.

[img]http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/21cJBSRDmwL._SL500_AA200_.jpg[/img][/QUOTE]

I've had that one for two years. Though I sold it because I no longer use any cables for back work. It was a good piece of equipment when I had it.

[QUOTE=HardKore79;178904311]I actually saw this in person for the first time. In mind came DiamondDelts when I saw this. :D[/QUOTE]

Oh you know dd had to have scooped that baby up at some point and time. Lol.:D

[QUOTE=ctgblue;179013591]had one of those at the gym, not bad, but the cheap ones pivot strange, so you have to get your grip perfect when going heavy[/QUOTE]

Yep that was the main drawback of this attachment. It pivoted at a weird angle when doing heavy lat pulldowns. They should have placed the bars in a enclosed circular bar like most tricep bars. I think that might have helped.

[QUOTE=makiphile;179016291]I bought it, but rarely use it. The angle of the bend is not right. Actually, it is right...as in a "right angle". In my opinion, those type of cable attachments need to be bent forward at a 60 degree angle or so. This thing is well constructed, yes, and therefore fairly heavy. The weight of it, coupled with the poor angle, result in some relative discomfort for the wrists. My opinion only of course....but I haven't used it in months.[/QUOTE]

Yep the bars should have been bent slightly forward to make them more ergonimically correct when doing pulldowns. All in all it was still a decent piece of equipment though.

But as for personally I don't use any more cables for my back work so it doesn't matter to me anyway. Though the leverage macihnes like the one turboboy built seem quite promising as a good accessory to my back work.

I might buy one of those soon. I know the leverage machine I have now has worked like a charm for presses, side presses, upright rows, behind the back upright rows, and bentover rows. Much better than their freeweight equivalents in my opinion.

[QUOTE=MrLovrLovr;179031751]ooo thanks for that link miss blue . I found something special at that store ![/QUOTE]

:)
Your welcome..