
Mikolo Wall Mount Cable Machine 190 lb Stack
- 118 lb weight stack, pin selectorized
- 19 height positions on the pulley tower
- 1:1 pull ratio with the included cable adapter
- 14 gauge steel frame with reinforced wall brackets
- Lat bar, tricep rope and handles included
- 2 year warranty
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A compact wall mounted cable trainer with a built-in weight stack for pulldowns, rows and crossovers. The title and bullets disagree on stack weight and position count, so confirm both before ordering.
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ASIN: B0H45VKZ98Category: Home Gym Systems
Overview
A garage or spare room with a clear wall suits this cable station, which hangs a selectorized weight stack and a dual pulley tower from reinforced brackets. A pin changes the load and a flip-up footplate steadies the user during pulldowns and rows.
A selectorized stack means no plates to load and a quick pin change between sets, and the adapter gives a true load at the handle. The compromise is a fixed wall attachment and a listing that contradicts itself on stack weight.
Who it's for
A lifter with a sturdy wall and little floor space gets a full cable setup from a single station. People who rent, or who need barbell racking for squats and presses, should look at a freestanding cage instead.
Pros and cons
- Selectorized stack, no plates to load
- Dual pulley system with adjustable height
- Lat bar, rope and handles included
- Cable adapter changes the pull ratio
- Needs a wall that carries the load
- Title and bullets disagree on stack weight
- Not a squat or bench press rack
- Mounting hardware details not listed
Performance notes
Cables run over pulleys from a selectorized stack, and the default ratio makes the handle load lighter than the stack setting. The included adapter joins both cables so the full stack setting reaches the hand. A wall mounted frame relies on its brackets and the wall behind them for stability, with the footplate bracing the user during pulling work.
Specifications
| Brand | Mikolo |
|---|---|
| Dimensions & fit | |
| Pulley height positions | 19 |
| Construction & materials | |
| Material Type | Metal, 14 gauge steel |
| Color | Black |
| Compatibility & installation | |
| Mount type | Wall mounted |
| Included components | |
| Included Components | Lat bar, tricep rope, handles, cable adapter |
| Warranty & support | |
| Tension Supported | 118 lb |
| Warranty Description | 2 Year |
| Other details | |
| Strap Type | Cable/pulley straps |
| Pull ratio | 1:1 with cable adapter |
Frequently asked questions
Is the Mikolo wall mount cable machine a freestanding rack?
No. It is wall mounted with reinforced wall brackets, so it needs a wall to attach to. It is also not a squat rack: the listing describes lat pulldowns, seated rows and cable crossovers.
What attachments come with the Mikolo wall mount cable machine?
The bullets list a lat bar, a tricep rope and handles, plus a cable adapter that changes the pull ratio to 1:1.
How heavy is the weight stack, and how many pulley positions are there?
The bullets and specs state 118 lb and 19 positions, while the title says 190lb and 27. Confirm the figures with the seller before ordering.
Does the cable machine have a footplate?
Yes. The description mentions a flip-up footplate that adds stability.