Reactor Power Rope Anchor Station

Reactor Power Rope Anchor Station

$299.99
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Reactor Power Rope Anchor Station

Reactor Power Rope Anchor Station

$299.99

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Run up to a dozen athletes on battle ropes at the exact same time without drilling anchors into your gym floor.

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Details
  • Accommodates up to 12 simultaneous rope users
  • Center post holds up to four 45-pound Olympic plates
  • Solid rubber bottom prevents sliding and protects floors
  • Welded steel construction with a silver powder-coated finish
  • Safe for both indoor and outdoor training sessions

When you have a full roster in the weight room, you need stations that handle multiple athletes at once. This anchor station lets twelve players hit the battle ropes simultaneously. You get high-volume conditioning done fast without athletes standing around waiting for their turn.

The welded steel frame features a center post built for standard Olympic plates. Stack up to four 45-pound weights to keep the hub dead solid during heavy pulls. A thick rubber base grips the ground and stops the metal from chewing up your hardwood flooring.

Move it outside for turf workouts or keep it in the gym. It weighs 32 pounds empty. A couple of players can easily slide it into position before practice.

What's included
  • 1x Power Rope Anchor Station
Shipping & Returns
  • You need it. In-stock items ship same or next business day.
  • Problem? We make it right. Period.

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Coach's Questions

What type of weight plates fit on the center post?
The center post holds standard 2-inch Olympic plates. You can stack up to four 45-pound plates to lock the station down.
How do the battle ropes attach to the metal frame?
You loop the center of your battle rope around the outer steel ring. The smooth powder-coated finish lets the rope move naturally without fraying the fibers.
How does the base perform on slick hardwood basketball courts?
A solid rubber bottom grips the floor to prevent sliding. It also protects your hardwood from scratches when the station is fully loaded with weights.

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