Classic V2 Selectorized Rotary Lat Pulldown Machine (220 lb Stack)

Classic V2 Rotary Lat Pulldown is built for serious back training where smooth mechanics and repeatable setup matter. Its rotary lever design creates a true circular pulling path, keeping resistance consistent through the full range of motion so you can train back width with better feel rep after rep. With parallel and overhand grip options, it’s easy to shift emphasis and keep athletes progressing without changing machines.

This machine is engineered to target the muscles responsible for back width, especially the teres major and the upper and transverse portions of the latissimus dorsi, while also engaging the trapezius, rhomboids, and biceps. Independent levers support unilateral (one-arm) or bilateral (two-arm) work for balanced development, and the center-stabilization handle helps lock you in place when training one side at a time for cleaner lat isolation.

Comfort and durability are handled the Muscle D way: heavy-duty 11-gauge steel construction, double-stitched commercial upholstery, and an adjustable thigh pad for proper bracing during heavy sets. A gas-piston–assisted seat adjustment enables fast, smooth height changes, and the selectorized weight stack uses a magnetic pin with a transparent polycarbonate weight stack guard for safer, more professional operation in busy facilities.

Key Features

• Rotary lat pulldown machine for training back muscles
• Circular movement path for a natural pulling trajectory
• Parallel and overhand grip options
• Adjustable thigh pad for secure bracing
• Center handle for stability during one-arm training
• Independent levers for unilateral or bilateral exercise
• Cam designed for consistent resistance throughout the range of motion
• Magnetic pin weight selection
• Transparent polycarbonate weight stack guard
• Illustrative exercise chart
• Heavy 11-gauge steel frame
• Double-stitched commercial upholstery

Technical Info

• Height-adjustable seat (gas piston assisted)
• Height-adjustable thigh-stop rollers
• Independent levers: unilateral or bilateral exercise
• Cam to support natural adaptation of the load

Body Area

• Upper Body

Targeted Muscles

• Latissimus dorsi (lats)