Revolt Pulley System

Name: Revolt Pulley System
Brand: Revolt Fitness
Rating: 4.58 (4 reviews)

The Revolt Pulley System is a rack-mounted attachment that converts a compatible power rack into a lat pulldown, low row, and general cable station without requiring a dedicated machine or extra floor space. It bolts directly to the rack’s uprights – rather than hanging from a pull-up bar – so it stays fixed instead of swinging during use. The trolley and pulley height adjust via the rack’s existing hole pattern, and the weight horns are removable so the rack can still be used normally for squats, bench press, and other lifts. Beyond lat pulldowns and rows, it supports cable exercises like bicep curls, tricep pushdowns, and flies. Sold as an upper pulley set alone, or as an upper-plus-lower pulley set that adds a low row pulley and a second cable.

Material	Steel, black powder coat finish
Cable length	55 and 47 inches
Chain length	20 inches
Manufacturer	Revolt Fitness
Total weight	27.2 lbs
Compatibility	3"x3", 3"x2", 2"x2", and 60mm x 60mm racks
Hole size options	5/8" or 1"
Max load capacity	250 lbs
Upper pulley set includes	1 cable, 1 chain, 2 carabiners, 2 bolts with wing nuts, 1 trolley, 2 detachable plate pins, 1 high pulley
Upper plus lower set includes	2 cables, 1 chain, 4 carabiners, 4 bolts with wing nuts, 1 trolley, 2 detachable plate pins, 1 high pulley, 1 low row pulley

What is a Rack Attachment?

What rack attachments are

Rack attachments bolt or pin onto a power rack or squat stand to expand what it can do — J-cups and safety arms/straps (the essentials), plus dip bars, a landmine, a lat pulldown, weight-plate storage, roller J-cups, and more. They turn a rack into a whole gym.

Compatibility comes first

An attachment must match your rack’s upright size (2x2, 2x3, or 3x3) and hole pattern/hardware (e.g. 5/8-in vs 1-in holes, Westside spacing). Attachments are usually series-specific — a Monster Lite J-cup won’t fit an Echo upright — so confirm the fit before buying.

How it compares

	Revolt Pulley System	Monster Single Leg Roller 2.0	Viking Press Attachment	The Bulldog® Pad
GymRadar rating	4.58/5	4.58/5	4.58/5	4.59/5
Price	$169.99	$130.00	$75.99	$389.00
Material	Steel, black powder coat finish
Cable length	55 and 47 inches
Chain length	20 inches
Manufacturer	Revolt Fitness	Rogue Fitness	Bells of Steel	Sorinex
Total weight	27.2 lbs
Compatibility	3"x3", 3"x2", 2"x2", and 60mm x 60mm racks	Rogue Monster 3x3" uprights only (1" hardware)	Any 2" Olympic bar in a landmine setup
Hole size options	5/8" or 1"
Max load capacity	250 lbs
Upper pulley set includes	1 cable, 1 chain, 2 carabiners, 2 bolts with wing nuts, 1 trolley, 2 detachable plate pins, 1 high pulley
Upper plus lower set includes	2 cables, 1 chain, 4 carabiners, 4 bolts with wing nuts, 1 trolley, 2 detachable plate pins, 1 high pulley, 1 low row pulley

4.6/5 · 4 GymRadar reviews

Reviews by source

Expert	4.58/5	4 reviews
Youtube	4.2/5	2 reviews

The Revolt Pulley System bolts a lat pulldown, low row, and general cable station onto an existing power rack, and both hands-on reviewers who’ve covered it come away recommending it – especially for anyone tight on space or budget. Functionality is the standout: it’s fixed directly to the rack posts rather than hung from a pull-up bar, so it doesn’t develop the swinging/momentum problems of hanging pulley systems, and reviewers report smooth, quiet operation with a full range of motion for lat pulldowns, rows, curls, and tricep pushdowns. Build quality is the weakest dimension – one reviewer’s unit arrived with the hardware loose in the box and scratches on both pulleys from in-transit shipping damage, and both reviewers agree it feels noticeably less sturdy than a standalone lat pulldown/low row machine, getting you “80-85% there” rather than matching one outright.

+Functionality: fixed directly to the rack posts rather than hung from a pull-up bar, so it doesn't develop the swinging/momentum issues of hanging pulley systems (YouTube: Jeremy)
+Functionality: smooth, quiet operation with a full range of motion once mounted high enough on the rack, supporting lat pulldowns, low rows, bicep curls, and tricep pushdowns (YouTube: Frugal Home Gym, YouTube: Jeremy)
+Versatility: compatible with 3"x3", 3"x2", 2"x2", and 60mm x 60mm racks with both 5/8" and 1" hole options, and the weight horns detach so the rack still works normally for other lifts (Revolt Fitness product page, YouTube: Frugal Home Gym)
+Value: sold well below the cost of a standalone lat pulldown/low row machine or Revolt's own optional bench/seat/leg-pad accessories, which reviewers say aren't worth buying separately (YouTube: Frugal Home Gym)
+Functionality: compact footprint that adds a full cable station without giving up floor space (Revolt Fitness product page, YouTube: Frugal Home Gym)

−Build quality: arrived with hardware loose in the box and scratches on both the top and bottom pulleys from loose in-transit packaging (YouTube: Jeremy)
−Build quality: both reviewers agree it feels noticeably less sturdy/stable than a standalone lat pulldown or low row machine, calling it "80-85%" of the real thing (YouTube: Frugal Home Gym)
−Functionality: mounting height is limited by how high the rack's holes go -- one reviewer had to drill extra holes near the top of an 81" rack to get a full stretch on lat pulldowns (YouTube: Frugal Home Gym)
−Functionality: only one chain ships standard, so extending the lower pulley for exercises like bicep curls requires buying a second chain separately (YouTube: Jeremy)
−Durability: no long-term wear data yet -- both sources are first-weeks impressions, not extended-use reviews

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