Is this something you’d consider for your home gym? Checkout their site and Instagram for more ideas on how this works with two bullet pulleys too! I’d like to come back in a few months and show more ways I have used it! A lot are asking that price is too high etc. I said affordable and for a small business just starting out, everything isn’t cheap. But with further sales etc, costs can always be cut. Just trying to show off a unique home gym product to consumers with founders who are very passionate, and no, I wasn’t paid off. I wore the shirt to support their journey in the home gym space.Also, I plugged a picture of that heavy duty rope. You cut it to your desired length from high to low cable work. I don’t use my bullet pulley for high cable work so that’s on me for not demonstrating, but that’s how you’d make it work. Make sure to include carabiners to attach to your cable attachments and loading pin.
They should really come up with a high pulley, cables and a loading pin for a convenient all-in-one package as to just selling the pulley. Also for the price, it seems steep for just a nylon pulley. Definitely need to go aluminum for that premium feel.
Yeah I bet they will! Seems like it will get them even more sales without having to get the separate gear on Amazon etc! I feel like you can prob make that aluminum work at a good cost. It is night and day when I use my Vesta rack compared to other pulley wheels.
We are definitely working on creating and supplying the high pulley as well! 🙌🏻 Since we’re just starting out we wanted to see how our product did first, and we got a ton of feedback with demand for the high pulley. Coming soon! And V2.0 we absolutely want that aluminum wheel, small change but huge difference in feel.
@@BulletPulleyI would definitely purchase if you offered a complete dual pulley package. I am also interested in the dip bar. I have a generic half rack so finding compatible attachments can be challenge. I really think you’re onto something! It would be awesome if you built off your universal fit bracket and offered an entire line of attachments.
I love mine!!! My husband works late, so sometimes can't make the gym so this has changed the game for us. It has inspired us to take our home gym to the next level thank you BP!!!!
I like the idea and it brings a lot of value for this part of the market. I think for $150 they could easily include the loading system and not take a big hit into their profit margins. If it's $17 on Amazon, it would probably cost them no more than half of that, buying in bulk as a business from a manufacturer. The more steps you require the customer to take to be able to use your product, the less value they will see in it. It's also the difference between buying a single pulley for $150 (which seems vastly overpriced) and buying a budget functional training system. I think when the customer sees a $167 final price tag, and $150 of that is coming from a single pulley.. it doesn't sound great. But this is not directed at you, it's directed at the company if they are reading. You did a great job displaying the product, and I'm sure tons of people will see value regardless.
The more steps man that right there! They dropped the price down to $129 today it looks like. Adding in a longer pulley for the low cable spot and a short one for the higher cable spot would be ideal as well. You could cut the rope to size but it’s like you said extra steps!
Dude, Luke. Gimme a break. $150 for a single pulley. Don’t be a total shill. Have some respect if you want to be a legit reviewer. Your content is going downhill to paid crapola
I got the same results using and eyebolt anchor and bolt that I attached a pully to. Lucky for my wallet I did that before I saw this! Looks great though.
Im a little disappointed in the product, not your review. For some reason when i saw it i expected it to be an affordable trolley arm and instead its simply a pulley that can be attached anywhere. Being a DIY'er i could make one pretty cheap with any pulley , some wood , small steel pipe and a flange so that it could go anywhere on my 3x3 rack. Mine just wouldn't be as strong i presume. How much weight do they claim it can hold? How long is the cable? Does it come with any attachments? I agree with the comments stating they should sell a complete kit as a cable crossover system. Its great that you are helping a small company and without even a commission but i cant see buying this at this price even the product seems to work.
Yeah man I am all for helping the smaller brands get some exposure and the best way to get there is by taking feedback from their audience! It’s 350 pounds. I added it in the description! Looks like they dropped the price to $129. I suggested and I wish I would of added it to the video but I talked about it in the comments, is a short pulley for the high cable movements and a longer one for your lower cable movements. Who knows they may do that! I can see that for sure becoming a major selling factor.
Seems like an Interesting product. Thanks for demonstrating. Generates interest for sure and want to try but DTC sometimes have shadiest return policies. Not sure if they plan to come on some trusted commerce platforms.
@@LukesGarageGym 100%. Lat PD and Tricep extn are the two most unique important exercises that can only be done by cables. People with a squat rack should definitely need these.
You could also set it up higher if needed! I haven’t really tried but they have some videos on their site of unique ways they set it up that’s not low to the upright.
@@LukesGarageGym That is what I'd like to see from you. I want you, as a reviewer, to tell me if what they say is possible. Lots of companies companies make promises that can't hold up. Show me the ways this product fails. Then I can make a decision on if it is right for me. By showing me the good and the bad, I have a reason to watch and to be subscribed to your channel.
@@meme-os9kd For sure dude. Not much bad on my end so don’t have much negativity based on my use. Could include a package deal with pulleys etc and an aluminum pulley based on feedback but that comes down to their finances etc. May not be able to swing until the intial product sells more and more to invest more in the product itself. Not going to talk crap about something I think is good.
I'm not asking you to talk bad about it. I'm asking you to show me all the ways it can be used. I asked if it can be used in other positions, other than at the bottom position, and you said it could. I'm asking you why didn't you show it in different positions then? You have all these different cable systems and you only use those just at the bottom position?
@@meme-os9kd Just showed what I have done for myself in my gym if you heard correctly and reference their Instagram for more lifts and other angles etc. In case you didn’t hear that bud.
Agree! That is such a huge selling point! I am not sure to be honest. I guess some j cups have the holes? When we were talking they asked if I could just mention it. I would just say the fact it works on all racks is a win LOL
We designed it with what we call a V-Trough, paired with the tapered bullet in the back, that creates a snug fit when screwed into your rack. Check our page for more video details!
Do you think instead of using pin I can attach it to my rhino belt squat to add FT to rack? the only thing I dont like is that when adjusting the pulley in upright I have to unscrew the thing in the back. Not as proctical as my selectorized FT but I guess it works. Also when moving pulley up and down upright do I need to keep adjusting the cable or it will do it byitself like dialed motion?
What’s cool with that rope is you can cut it to the length you need. So you could create a length for a high pulley and then when you want it for low, you cut a separate one. 50 feet is plenty for that. I just personally haven’t used for high but it’s doable.