Rack-mounted design: Saves space and eliminates the need for a standalone pulley system
Multiple mounting locations: Allows flexible installation on side, rear, or front of 2x3 or 3x3 racks
Heavy-duty polyurethane pulleys: Ensures smooth operation and long-lasting durability
Hand-welded construction: Built by a master craftsman for superior quality and finish
Easy removal and compact storage: Simplifies setup and storage when not in use
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Lead Time: 5-7 Business Days
Introducing the smoothest rack-mounted pulley system on the face of the planet.
U.S.
Patent No. 11,878,205
No need for a stand-alone machine — the UPS High can be mounted in multiple locations on your existing 2"x3" or 3”x3” rack.
Perfect for lat pulldowns & tricep extensions — pairs well with our UP
Compatible Rack Size
2x3 or 3x3
Cable Length
1/4 inch, cut to length
Pulley Material
Heavy-duty polyurethane
Hardware
11-gauge stainless steel
Pulley Count
4-5 heavy-duty thermoplastic pulleys
Mounting Options
Side, rear, or front of rack
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Great product. I did have to sand down the plastic pads a little to make this fit my BoS rack, but well worth it.
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Doug · July 30, 2026
I drove to Nashville to pick up my UPS and met the owner and his son who were both awesome. I got a tour of the facility and was treated like an old friend. This operation is top shelf. The UPS works as advertised. The build quality is amazing. Waiting on my UPS low since I ordered the wrong one. Need the one for the Rhino. I’m sure it will meet or exceed expectations. If you are on the fence about ordering these products, it’s time to click buy. You will not be disappointed.
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Gregory · June 10, 2026
I did a lot of research on pulley systems that could accommodate a) lat pulldowns and b) glute kickbacks. The UPS low is on backorder, but the UPS high has been great for lat pulldowns so far. It's quick to setup and the pulldown is very smooth. Both my husband and I love it. I was a little worried about the weight pin swinging, but that hasn't been an issue. If you're on the fence, I say go for it.