Ancore Pro Portable Home Gym Cable Machine
- 5 to 55 lb of 1:1 resistance, 10 to 110 lb on a traditional machine
- Plates: two 5 lb and four 10 lb included
- 4-way roller guidance cable system
- 9 lb item weight
- 5 x 12 x 3.75 inches (D x W x H)
- 65 lb maximum weight recommendation
- 2 year limited warranty
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A small cable resistance unit for lifters who want cable training without floor space. It mounts to a rack or pole, so a squat rack or pole is required.
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ASIN: B0CW1ZD98FCategory: Home Gym Systems
Overview
A home lifter gets a portable cable machine that mounts to a squat rack or pole with a universal strap mount. Twist-on resistance plates set the load, and a roller guidance system steers the cable.
A small base unit replaces a full cable stack by using torque-loaded spring resistance. Plates twist on and off quickly, and the listing says it supports a wide range of exercises. The limitation is that it needs a rack or pole to anchor to.
Who it's for
Home gym owners and rehab users who want joint-friendly cable training with little footprint. Heavy lifters who need a full cable stack load, and people with nothing to mount to, should consider another setup.
Pros and cons
- Zero floor footprint
- Twist-on plate system
- Roller cable guidance
- Strap mount included
- Needs a rack or pole
- Limited maximum resistance
- Single handle only
Performance notes
Torque-loaded spring resistance supplies the load, with plates changing the amount in steps. Roller guidance lets the cable move from overhead, bilateral or diagonal angles with less friction. The listed range is direct resistance, and the listing converts it to a larger equivalent on a traditional machine.
Specifications
| Brand | Ancore |
|---|---|
| Dimensions & fit | |
| Maximum Weight Recommendation | 65 poundslower than 97% of 33 home gym systems |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 5 x 12 x 3.75 inches |
| Weight | 9 pounds |
| Construction & materials | |
| Material Type | Aluminum, plastic, stainless steel |
| Color | Black |
| Included components | |
| Included Components | Base unit, stainless steel carabiner, strap mount, four 10 lb plates, two 5 lb plates, handle |
| Warranty & support | |
| Tension Supported | 5 to 55 lb (1:1), equal to 10 to 110 lb on a traditional machine |
| Warranty Description | 2 year limited |
| Other details | |
| Handle Type | Rubber |
| Strap Type | Cable/pulley straps |
Closest rivals on specs
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Frequently asked questions
How do I mount the Ancore Pro?
The bullets say it mounts directly to a squat rack or pole in 30 seconds using the included universal strap mount.
What is included with the Ancore Pro?
The listing names the base unit, a stainless steel carabiner, a strap mount, four 10 lb plates, two 5 lb plates and a handle.
Can the Ancore Pro be used without a rack?
The listing says it comes with a mount for a squat rack or pole and does not describe a freestanding use.
Is the Ancore Pro a full cable machine?
No. It is a portable unit with a 1:1 resistance of up to 55 lb, listed as equal to 110 lb on a traditional machine.