Cybex VR2 Lat Pulldown 4515
Discontinued
Cybex VR2 Lat Pulldown is a plate-loaded or selectorized piece of fitness equipment designed to strengthen the back and shoulder muscles when the user smoothly pulls down an overhead bar and squeezes the shoulder blades together. The user is seated with the knees braced under pads and grasps the overhead bar with the desired width and grip for the specific muscle(s) being trained.
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Cybex VR2 Lat Pulldown 4515 Reviews
Based on 3 reviews from Gym Radar users, the Cybex Cybex VR2 Lat Pulldown 4515 have an average rating of 3.89 out of 5. They're currently the #40 most-owned Lat Pulldown on Gym Radar, with 1 home gyms reporting ownership.
3 Reviews
Performance
4.00 / 5
Build Quality
4.33 / 5
Value
3.33 / 5
User Reviews
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(4.00)
Cybex VR2 Lat Pulldown is a pretty good machine that I have used and I like that it can be used for one hand at a time. It would be nice if it had better hands that were knurled instead of rubber because over time the glue that hold the rubber down starts to deteriorate and then rubber starts sliding around. I have seen this happen to a lot of machines in. commercial gyms.
(4.33)
Was watching mutant on a mission with big Ron Partlow while he was at American muscle factory. The owner of the gym talked about how he liked the bottom of the movement and how it arched in so I picked it up off OfferUp after seeing the episode. Handles allow for wide, medium, underhand and neutral grips. Commercial grade with a Belt system and 300lb stack. It works for me and If you can find one for decent price then it’s worth considering. One thing with the vr2 line is that guide rods have two smaller snap rings that secure them in place. The exterior one is easy to open cause you can see it but the interior one is inside the frame and is a nuisance if you need to remove the weight stack to move it manually. Gave it 3 stars on value cause it comes down to what you can find it for.
(3.33)
Another piece I used when I first started at the gym, really not a fan of it being bilateral, easy to favor one arm over the other, rubber grips would make it hard to hold and would move a bit