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Orders placed on August 31, 2025 are estimated to start shipping by October 03, 2025. If already purchased refer to your order confirmation for ship date.
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VERSATILITY
Crafted from premium, lightweight aluminum, this product is exceptionally durable and versatile. Use it as a cable or landmine attachment without the worry of extra weight causing head plate float. -
ANGLED HANDLES
Perform semi-pronated and semi-supinated exercises with the 12.5° angled handles. This design helps reduce wrist strain and provides a more natural, comfortable grip. -
PICK YOUR GRIP
This attachment comes in various knurling options. Choose between medium-depth volcano-style knurling (like the Colorado™ bar) or aggressive mountain-style knurling (like the Double Black Diamond™ power bar).
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Length11.15"
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Depth7.1"
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Height8.2"
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Handle Width8"
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Handle Diameter29mm
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Handle Length6"
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Weight4.4lbs
BLOGS
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What are all the Cable Machine Attachments? 21 Different Attachments Explained!
We asked pro bodybuilder and coach Connor Kovacs to break down the benefits of different cable attachments — from pulldown bars and sports handles to tricep ropes and more.
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Benefits of Close-Grip Cable Lat Pulldowns
Close-grip lat pulldowns don't just build a juicy back and sculpted arms — they also improve posture, protect your spine, and make daily life feel easier. Train them regularly and you'll look good, lift better, and move through the world with less risk of injury.
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The Best, Unexpected Exercises on a Lat Pulldown Machine
Lats talk more about the lat pulldown attachment.
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You can perform seated rows, close-grip lat pulldowns, landmine rows, other landmine exercises, and a range of other cable exercises. Here are some different ways to use a landmine. Learn more about the benefits of close-grip cable lat pulldowns here.
Mountain-style knurling looks like a mountain pattern with tiny peaks cut into the attachment that dig into your skin for the most aggressive grip support. This is the same knurling on the Double Black Diamond™ power bar.
Volcano-style knurling is where the pointy tips of the mountain are cut off, leaving a volcano like shape. This allows for enhanced grip and surface area with out the bite of the tips felt on a mountain.. This is the same knurling as the Colorado™ bar.
Learn more about the different types of knurling here.
The handle material is a durable and lightweight aluminum.
It has a three-year home use and one-year commercial gym use warranty.
The Angled Atlas™ is a multifunctional attachment that serves as both a close-grip cable and a landmine attachment. The Pro Series Triangle Row Attachment is exclusively a cable attachment. The Angled Atlas™ is also lighter (4.4 lbs) and made from aluminum, while the Pro Series Triangle Row Attachment weighs 6 lbs and is made of hard chrome steel. Finally, the Angled Atlas™ features a 12.5-degree handle angle, compared to the Pro Series Triangle Row Attachment's 7-degree angle.
The REP® x Kleva Built® Atlas™ close-grip attachment and the angled Atlas™ close-grip attachment are both dual-purpose handles designed for use on cable machines and with landmine setups. They are built with the same high-quality aluminum, are lightweight (under 4 lbs), and feature offset sleeve clearance and a choice of knurling styles. The primary difference lies in the handle orientation. The standard Atlas™ close-grip has a straight, neutral grip, making it a versatile tool for a variety of exercises such as T-bar rows, seated rows, and close-grip pulldowns. In contrast, the angled Atlas™ close-grip incorporates an angled handle, which provides a different hand position that can improve ergonomics, reduce wrist strain, and better target specific muscles during certain movements. Ultimately, the choice depends on your preference: opt for the standard version for a versatile, all-around close-grip tool, or choose the angled version if you prefer a more ergonomic grip for rows and presses or want to vary your pulling and pressing angles.
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