Cable Machine Attachments for Functional Trainers and Home Gyms

The most common cable machine attachments are single D-handles, straight bars, lat pulldown bars, V-bars, tricep ropes and ankle straps. Each one changes your grip and range of motion, which changes how an exercise feels and which muscles work hardest. Andreoni attachments fill gaps the standard set leaves: a multi-grip bar that connects to both sides of a functional trainer, and training straps that replace hard rope ends.

Most attachments clip onto the cable with a carabiner. Open the gate, hook it through the attachment's ring or loop, and check that it has fully snapped shut before you load the weight. If the cable is too short for an exercise, an extension gives you more reach. Our heavy-duty 3.2" carabiners don't get stuck in attachments the way some carabiners do, and our 9.75" extension set adds range for more exercise variations.

Start with one attachment for pulling and pressing and one for arm and shoulder work. A bar covers rows, pulldowns and presses, and a rope or straps cover triceps, face pulls and curls. Customers often tell us the Andreoni Bar replaced several of their attachments, so it's a strong first choice if you want to save money and floor space. After that, add accessories that solve a specific problem, like softer grips or extra reach.

Most likely, yes. Our attachments clip on with standard carabiners. The Andreoni Bar connects to both cables of a dual-pulley functional trainer and works with the majority of models. Customers have confirmed it on setups including the GetRxd Phoenix tower and the Blazzed Fitness HD1 rack. The distance between its attachment points is 49.5 inches. Not sure about your machine? Send us the model and we'll check.

Yes. Its neutral-grip positions make lat pulldowns more comfortable for your shoulders, and the same bar handles pullovers, rows, shoulder presses, assisted dips, pushdowns and curls. The open design lets the bar travel around your body, so you get a longer range of motion than with a traditional straight bar.

For most exercises, yes. Focus Straps do the same jobs as a tricep rope, including pushdowns, overhead extensions, face pulls, rear-delt work and curls. Instead of squeezing hard rubber rope ends, the load spreads comfortably through your hand, and each arm moves independently. Prefer to keep your rope? Our ultra-soft silicone grips make it more comfortable to hold.

Yes. Orders of $100 or more ship free anywhere in the continental US and Canada. Every order ships duties paid, so the price at checkout is the final price. Every product is also covered by our 30-day satisfaction guarantee.

Yes. We're developing new attachments built on the same idea as the Andreoni Bar: train hard, respect your joints, and never accept unnecessary pain as the price of progress. Join our newsletter to hear about new releases first.