Horizon Grip

Horizon Grip

The Horizon Grip is a refined take on the classic V grip, designed to deliver powerful, consistent lat activation with a smooth, natural pulling motion. Engineered around an optimal grip width for the average lifter, it encourages strong elbow positioning and efficient force transfer during seated cable rows, low rows, and machine rows, while the neutral vertical handles promote proper wrist alignment for greater control and reduced joint strain. Built from heavy-duty steel with comfortable, secure grips, the Horizon Grip is made to handle serious weight in both commercial and home gym settings, and its universal compatibility makes it an easy upgrade for any cable machine—helping you get more out of every back workout with better feel, stronger contractions, and more consistent results.

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Based on 1 reviews from Gym Radar users, the Uclips Horizon Grip have an average rating of 4.67 out of 5. They're currently the #25 most-owned Row Attachments on Gym Radar, with 3 home gyms reporting ownership.

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MrZain
The Monster's Hovel
7 reviews
332 points
(4.67)
5/14/2026
The Horizon Grip is an excellent option if you have the Bells of Steel cable tower! I have one and after viewing a bunch of Reddit posts, I did the basic DIY customization other people did i.e. I bolted a bunch of extra stuff to the top of the tower. This helps get extra height for lat pulldown movements (and some other extra options). With these additions, the range of motion is decent. There is also a similar problem with trying to do low rows on the cable tower. I set a couple of dumbbells right in front of the tower and push my feet against those, but the range is still limited. The key to the Horizon Grip is that the three attachment points are basically in line with the grips. So you can attach a single cable or dual cables, and either choice does not decrease the range of motion. The knurling is good without being too passive or too aggressive. The attachment is small, light, and easy to store. Also, if you want to increase the range of motion even more, since it has a slight curve, you can turn it upside down. But this does decrease the stability. Rep and Rogue both have their multi-grip cable attachments that offer multiple grips and can be used with a landmine. But those cost three to four times the price for those additional options, and they also seem like huge cable attachments. I already have a cheap, close-grip row handle and a Titan parallel landmine handle. I also never liked the super-wide neutral-grip position. If I am going that wide, I prefer a pronated grip like a standard lat bar or the pronated MAG grip. If you want all the extra functionality, one of those multi-grip attachments might be worth the premium price. But I just wanted a medium, neutral-grip attachment for rows and lat pulldowns that wouldn’t sacrifice the range of motion. This is exactly what the Horizon Grip does! It does this very well and for much cheaper than the alternatives!
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