Lat Pulldown Low Row Machine

Lat Pulldown Low Row Machine

Build your back with the versatile and space-efficient Lat Pulldown Low Row Machine! Versatility is the holy grail for a home gym. With this machine, you can do lat pulldowns, cable rows, and other cable exercises using the same machine, seamlessly switching between settings. The colossal 310lb stack or 8.5" loadable weight horns feature a 1:1 pull ratio and 15+ attachments offer endless training. But cable training isn't always just about slapping on a different Double D Handle or some Fat Grip Cable Attachments and repeating the same old routine... Instead, mix things up with a FULL menu of cable exercises! Carve your triceps with tricep rope pushdowns, sculpt your arms with multi-grip bar bicep curls & build boulder shoulders by performing upright rows, face pulls, or single-arm lateral raises using the included chain. The upright is also compatible with our 2.3" x 2.3" power rack attachments — the Y Dip, Seal Row Pad, and Landmine unlock even more exercises in the same small footprint. Micro-load with the Weight Stack Pin and overload with Resistance bands to really make your muscles sizzle—you won't outgrow this bad boy!

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Lat Pulldown Low Row Machine Reviews

Based on 5 reviews from Gym Radar users, the Bells of Steel Lat Pulldown Low Row Machine have an average rating of 4.13 out of 5. They're currently the #3 most-owned Lat Pulldown on Gym Radar, with 16 home gyms reporting ownership.

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4.13 / 5
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4.20 / 5
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4.20 / 5
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Big Shnewt
12th Legion Barbell Club
6 reviews
266 points
(4.67)
3/6/2026
This was my big add piece this year (2026), I went this route when I saw you can do the plate loaded and upgrade later to the selectorized version. That’s a great upgrade path to lessen the wallet sting, so I hope BOS keeps offering this and other companies pick up on that. Thus far I like the machine and find it to be smooth enough and cable travel is not an issue for me. I may even stick with the plate loaded and scrap the upgrade, I’ve moved it twice trying to find the best spot in my gym layout and without a stack it’s really easy. The build quality is good for what you pay. I also really like the lat bar storage built in to keep the bar up out of the way.
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Jared.FreedomGym
Freedom Gym
14 reviews
382 points
(4.33)
3/2/2026
I grabbed a used unit with the stack and I am very thankful to have this machine. I would say a limiting factor is the cable travel. The stack is made up of all 10lb plates so the stack is very tall at 310lbs, thus not a ton of cable travel. It does operate smoothly and I like the front upright having holes to add any storage hooks you want to get attachments off the floor. If you want to use the top or bottom attachment points, you can add a chain or multiple carabiners so the starting point of the movement is not too high where the stack will top out. This option fits in my basement with 90" ceilings and works well.
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Big Stef
Big Stef’s Barbell Bunker
31 reviews
596 points
(4.33)
2/19/2026
Originally bought the plate loaded version and later upgraded to the selectorized. Stack is nice and heavy. Assembly instructions are garbage, but you can get through it. Good quality and smooth movement, though you will need to tweak things (bolt tightnesses on pulleys) to maximize feel. Unit is light enough that if you try to do a heavy vertical pull from the lower pulley, the unit must be bolted down (but who does that?). It would be nice to have a 5 or 2.5 pound incremental weight integrated into the stack, but a gym pin works well enough. Good value for money, despite the tariff noise. Just wait for a sale and save a couple of hundred.
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Big WillyXXXL
Willett Stronghaus
38 reviews
564 points
(3.67)
2/16/2026
I got this piece (plate loaded) in 2025 while trying to find a more budget pieced lat pulldown/low row machine I could use for quite a few cable exercises. The build is pretty good (though the piece is lighter than I was expecting) and the value is alright. The value has gone down over time as the price has gone up (though a lot of that is outside of BoS control I believe). The machine lets me perform many of the pulldown, low rows, tricep exercises and bicep exercises I need from a basic cable machine. The machine took me several hours (but I am far from handy) to put together, but the instructions were fairly clear in what to do. I would say this machine is closer to budget machines than to a Rogue or Rep pulldown machine (which makes sense given the price.)
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Brandon Doyle
O’Doyle Rules Barbell Club
154 reviews
1756 points
(3.67)
2/2/2026
This definitely gets the job done. A few years back when I got this, there was not a lot of options unless you went with something commercial or something expensive. At that time it had incredible value. The pulleys are smooth and the machine is relatively stable under heavy weight. I have the plate loaded option.
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