Paradigm Health & Wellness Home Gym w/ Pec Attachment 8608-04
A heavy-duty woven tricep rope with ergonomic rubber ball grips for cable pushdowns, face pulls and extensions
- TypeStrength Training
- Weight1
- SizeRubber Grip, 14 inches
- ColorBlack
- Color MappingBlack
- Featuresknob
- Built for tricep pushdowns, face pulls, and cable extensions
- Heavy-duty woven rope resists fraying through intense sessions
- Ergonomic rubber ball grips prevent slipping during heavy pull-downs
- Fits cable machines, squat racks, and pulley systems
- Backed by 40 years of Grizzly Fitness since 1985
Essential cable attachment
The 36-inch nylon rope connects to any standard cable machine, squat rack or pulley system using the steel carabiner. Rubber ball ends measuring 14 inches give a secure, non-slip grip for tricep pushdowns, face pulls and cable extensions. Suitable for home and commercial gyms alike.
Durable construction
Heavy-duty woven nylon resists fraying and holds its shape through high-repetition sets. The solid steel hardware and rubber grips add negligible mass so the cable stack moves smoothly without extra inertia. No lubrication or adjustment is required after installation.
Simple integration
Attaches in seconds to any existing cable crossover, functional trainer or lat-pulldown station. The single-piece design adds no footprint and leaves the weight stack fully accessible for other exercises. Ideal for lifters who want dedicated rope work without a second machine.
Highlights
- Built for tricep pushdowns, face pulls, and cable extensions
- Heavy-duty woven rope resists fraying through intense sessions
- Ergonomic rubber ball grips prevent slipping during heavy pull-downs
- Fits cable machines, squat racks, and pulley systems
- Backed by 40 years of Grizzly Fitness since 1985
Specifications
| Brand | Paradigm Health & Wellness |
|---|---|
| Model | Home Gym w/ Pec Attachment |
| Part Number | 8608-04 |
| Type | Strength Training |
| Weight | 1 |
| Size | Rubber Grip, 14 inches |
| Color | Black |
| Color Mapping | Black |
| Features | knob |
Questions about this item
How do I connect the 36-inch tricep rope to my cable machine, and what step is often missed?
Clip the steel carabiner onto the machine's cable eyelet; the step people miss is verifying the carabiner gate is fully locked before loading weight.
Which part of the 14-inch rubber-grip tricep rope will wear first and need replacement?
The woven nylon sheath at the carabiner crimp frays first; inspect it monthly and replace the rope when fibres are visible.
What limit appears first during extended heavy sets with the dual-ball tricep rope?
Grip fatigue from the 14-inch rubber balls typically ends a set before the rope or carabiner reaches its load limit.
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