Temple of Gainz Plate-Loaded Lat Pullover Machine
Plate-loaded, belt-driven lat pullover in the Dorian Yates mould: slightly inclined seat with a one-hand seat adjustment, elbow pads, narrow-to-wide grip options, two loading horns and two optional storage horns. 76 in wide across the horns (58 in frame), 54 in deep, 58 in tall. Preorder at capture; maker estimates mid-October shipping with free freight.
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AI-drafted model AI-drafted (Rodin, high effort) from Temple of Gainz's own 8-angle product renders with their permission, sized to the maker's published dimensions, with our floor mat and Flex Marks the Spot branding fused in. Details approximate; pending Temple of Gainz verification. 76″ × 54″ of floor · 58″ tall.
Full specifications
Essentials
- Resistance
Size & fit
- Footprint width — fits within
- 76 in
- Footprint depth — fits within
- 54 in
- Height — fits within
- 58 in
Extras
- Catalog status
- New
More specs
- Data status
- Partial
- Plate fit
- Olympic 2in
- Assembly & delivery
- Ships crated and disassembled; maker says it needs proper tools and at least two people, with assembly manuals supplied by qr code. maker suggests a local fitness Equipment technician ($200–400 per machine) for anyone not comfortable with bearings, guide rods and heavy frames.
- Movements
- Pullover
- Availability detail
- Preorder at capture (2026/10 08): maker estimates orders placed now ship mid October 2026, free freight included.
- Stations / movements detail
- Seated machine pullover for lats, chest and upper body; belt Driven movement arm with two weight horns; elbow pads allow a narrow to wide arm position.
- Operating clearance
- Dimension panel: 76 in Wide Across The Weight horns, 58 in Across The frame; 54 in deep; 58 in tall.
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