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Product Highlights
- Stand-alone cable tower
- Modular with other REP equipment
- Lat pulldown, low row, and functional trainer
- 3×3-inch, 11-gauge steel uprights
- Plate-loaded or selectorized
- Comes with three attachments
In-Depth Review
First Look: REP Adonis Review (2025)
Author: Lauren Strong, CPT
In this REP Adonis review, we’re taking a first look at the versatility and weight capacity of this single cable tower machine.
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Pros & Cons
Pros
- 3 modes for working out
- Options for customization
- Sturdy upright construction
- Designed for modularity
Cons
- Expensive
- Large footprint
Specs
| Weight ratio | 2:1 ratio on trolley; 1:1 ratio lat pulldown and low row |
|---|---|
| Warranty: | Lifetime frame warranty; 1-year warranty on pulleys\, cables\, and pop-pins |
| Footprint | 54.9” L x 45.5” W x 92.1” H |
| Trolley height options | 34 |
| Cable travel length | 108” from trolley; 54” from lat pull and low row |
| Maximum effective weight | 225 lbs trolley; 450 lbs on lat pull and low row |
| Pulley material | Aluminum |
Product Summary
The REP Adonis Cable Tower can function as a stand-alone machine or it can be attached to your existing power rack. It’s a function trainer, lat pulldown, and low row machine. The lat pulldown and low row have a 1:1 pulley ratio with a maximum effective weight of 450 pounds. The function trainer has a 2:1 ratio and effective weight of 225 pounds. The Adonis comes with the lat pulldown bar, low row bar, and two knurled D-handles.
