Product Highlights
The 360-degree handles are designed for enhanced biomechanics, but carry a learning curve, according to our tester. The RVL WIngs are constructed using powder-coated steel within minimal plastic components for heightened durability. You can adjust each lever arm accordingly to allow for a full range of motion across varying exercises. A set of RVL Wings retails for roughly $1,999, making these lever arms quite an investment for your home gym.
Manufacturer: Categories: Rig and Rack AttachmentsPros & Cons
Pros
- Compatible with multiple pin and upright sizes
- 350-lb capacity per lever arm
- Can be adjusted to accommodate upper- and lower-body exercises
- Lever arm length should work for most athletes
Cons
- Need to be careful when adding and removing weights, per our tester
- Expensive accessory at roughly $2,000
Specs
| Machine type | Power Rack Attachment |
|---|---|
| Resistance type | Plate-loaded |
| Finish | Black powdercoat |
| Hole size | ⅝”, ¾”, or 1” |
| Material | Powder-coated steel |
| Max resistance | 30 lbs (per arm) |
Product Summary
The RVL Strength Wings setup offers some impression elevation to your traditional jammer arms. The full range of motion allows for both push and pull exercises, and you can facilitate upper body, core, and lower body movements just by moving the pendulums along your power rack’s existing uprights. Our tester appreciated the rotating handles and weight horn adjustment points, too, that create a great sense of training versatility.
