Technical specifications of the conversion kit for CS-1
| Features |
Detail |
| Initial weight column |
90 kg |
| Adjustment bearing |
5 kg |
| Extension available |
Up to 130 kg (additional kit) |
| Weight tolerance |
3 % |
| Compatibility |
CS-1 high and low pulley |
Optimise your high and low pulley
This conversion kit has been designed to maximise the performance of your CS-1, whether you're doing exercises on the high pulley or the low pulley:
- For the high pulley: ideal for movements such as back pulls, tricep extensions or squats.
- For the low pulley: perfect for bicep curls, rowing exercises or lateral raises.
Why choose this kit?
- Quick, precise adjustments: 5 kg increments make it easy to change loads between high and low exercises.
- Maximum versatility: compatible with a wide range of movements, from pure strength to functional work.
- Scalability: start with 90 kg and go up to 130 kg by adding an additional kit.
- Comfort and fluidity: enjoy uninterrupted training thanks to rapid adjustment between the high pulley and the low pulley.
Who can benefit from this kit?
This conversion kit for high and low pulleys is ideal for:
- Athletes looking to improve their CS-1 rack with a smoother, faster system.
- Users looking to switch from a manual system to an adjustable weight column system.
- Athletes requiring heavy loads for varied movements on the high and low pulleys.
An upgradeable system for optimal training
Whether you use the high pulley to target the upper body or the low pulley to work the legs and arms, this conversion kit improves your CS-1 rack for more effective and efficient sessions.
Frequently asked questions
What does the CS-1 pulley conversion kit include?
A 90 kg weight stack adjustable in 5 kg increments, with a 3 % weight tolerance, which replaces the plate loading of the CS-1 high and low pulley.
Can the stack load be increased?
Yes, the 90 kg stack can be extended to 130 kg with an additional kit.
Which equipment is it compatible with?
The CS-1 high and low pulley, for lat pulldowns, triceps extensions and flyes on the high pulley, and biceps curls, rows and lateral raises on the low pulley.
What is the advantage over plate loading?
Quick, precise adjustments in 5 kg increments between exercises, with no plate handling, for training without interruption.
