Adonis Collection

FAQ

What can I do with an Adonis™ cable tower?

A single Adonis™ covers lat pulldowns and low rows at a 1:1 pulley ratio (200 lb feels like 200 lbs), plus an adjustable trolley at 2:1 (200 lb feels like 100 lb) for presses, flyes, curls, triceps, and rotational work—all in one compact unit from REP Fitness.

Selectorized vs. plate-loaded—how do I choose?

Selectorized uses a 210 lb weight stack for quick pin changes and can reach up to 450 lb total resistance with resistance bands; plate-loaded uses your plates and band pegs for a lower-cost, high-capacity option up to 450 lb. For a deeper breakdown, see our guide to how to choose a cable machine.

Will Adonis™ work with my existing rack?

Adonis™ is built to integrate with REP’s PR‑4000/PR‑5000 (3×3, 11‑gauge uprights with 1" holes); using the correct crossmembers and, in some layouts, a rear base stabilizer helps keep the setup rigid under load.

Is one tower enough, or should I plan for two?

One Adonis™ handles most cable training plus heavy lat/row; adding a second tower creates a dual‑stack functional trainer for bilateral moves or multi‑user sessions, and REP’s modular ecosystem makes that expansion straightforward.

Which attachments or add‑ons should I pair with a tower?

Adonis™ typically includes a lat bar, low row bar, and D‑handles; many users add the Pegasus™ seat attachment, specialty grips, pull-up bars, and storage uprights/shelves for a clean setup. Explore handle options in our cable attachments guide.