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Team Name: Black Leverage Gym
Features
- WHAT'RE UPDATED: First, we upgraded the steel tube to 2mm thickness to upgrade the strength of two lever arms. Second, we upgraded the length of the base frame to 60 to ensure the stability of the machine. Third, we upgraded the design of pulley holes and added a protective cover for the pulley to provide a smooth movement.
- BENEFITS OF LEVERAGE GYM: The use of lever arms creates the smoothest motion in any weight training machine and is the closest thing to free weights. Lever gym equipment offers a safe, versatile way to engage in strength training at home, providing the benefits of free-weight exercises with reduced risk of injury and without the need for a spotter.
- MULTIFUNCTIONAL LEVERAGE GYM: With DONOW leverage gym multi-function workout station, you can do bench press, squat, shoulder press, bicep curls, lat low rowing, deadlift, dip stand, pull up.,etc. This leverage gym is a perfect combo machine for small spaces such as a home gym or garage.
- INDEPENDENT LEVERAGE ARMS: We designed a connecting bar(weight 4.5lbs) for two lever arms(weight 9lbs for each arm). With bar connected, which locks two lever arms together for squats, deadlifts, shrugs, calf raises and so on. Two lever arms can also be used independently for bench press, bicep curls, arm rowing, dip stand.,etc.
- SAFE SQUAT MACHINE: Engineered to eliminate the risks of squats, DONOW leverage gym is an ideal machine for those serious about squats.. A bio-mechanically correct angled squat platform ensures peak effectiveness and safety through the exercises.
Description
DONOW Leverage Gym Power Rack Squat Rack Lever Gym with LAT Low Row System Home Gym System Workout Station
Item Weight: 132 pounds
Brand: DONOW
Color: Black and Red
Material: Alloy Steel
Product Dimensions: 60"D x 52"W x 84"H
Brand Name: DONOW
Number of Items: 1
Item Highlight: Upgraded Weight Plate Holder No Slide Off, Multi Function Squat Rack and Pulley System, US Team Service, 6 US Warehouses
Included Components: Leverage Gym
Manufacturer: DOMINO INTERNATIONAL TRADE INC
Warranty Description: 2 Year Manufacturer
Tension Supported: 150 pounds
Handle Type: Gripped
Strap Type: Cable/Pulley straps
Item Weight: 132 pounds
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 60"D x 52"W x 84"H
Maximum Weight Recommendation: 150 pounds
Color: Black and Red
Material Type: Alloy Steel
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Team Name: Black Leverage Gym
***One-Year Update***: I've used this lever gym outside for more than a year now through all weather. It has performed as designed and only needed a couple squirts of WD-40 to cut the squeaks after a rainfall. While the upper body benefits of this gym is the immediate appeal, as a h user of this gym 2 to 3 times a week except during heavy snow, I can say it shines as a leg machine. This was a game changer for my solo, at-home workouts. Before having the safety of the guided lever arm, I was afraid to lift weights by myself that would be heavy enough to trigger leg growth. Now, using slants, steps, and cuffs to do various kinds of squats, hinges, and kicks on this gym, I've put real cuts and muscle on my legs. FYI, if you're looking to max your PR lifts, consider the more expensive lever gyms with higher arm and cable load capacities. On this gym, it is easy to hit the 200-pound max on the cable doing lat pull downs for my back because it feels like 100 pounds. To progress beyond the machine maximums, I do unilateral exercises. The burn is just as good. I would purchase again. Original Post: This lever gym was inexpensive ($360), is safe to lift heavy solo, can be adjusted endlessly to accommodate your body (I'm 6'4"/180 lbs) and your training (strength, hypertrophy, or aerobic). It took 3 hours to assemble, with about 20 minutes being site placement. It stands 7' high and needs a 5' radius of clearance. It has a big footprint, but easily replaces two or three other machines. This gym is well designed. The lever arms move independently or as one and allow for multiple grip types. It accommodates 1" and 2" weight plates and each arm loads up to 150 pounds for a 300-pound two arm max. The cable is smooth and loads up to 200 pounds. But note that using the pulley cuts the weight in half. A lat pull down with 100 pounds feels like 50. When loaded, this gym is stable and allows you to perform dozens of exercises with hacks. It's a fun and effective machine.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2025 by Keith D.
Team Name: Black Leverage Gym
Very impressed. After watching a review on ytube (channel Hybrid Resistance) I decided to purchase this. I only just put it together, but couldn’t be happier. Does so many things at such an affordable price. Shoulder presses feel great and the pulley system is smooth. I got the black version and painted blue what the red version has red. Didn’t take long and gives it some personality. God bless, Jesus loves you.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2026 by David
Team Name: Black Leverage Gym
OK I just put this machine together today and I've been messing around with it for a few hours and when I first received it all-in-one box which was good it felt pretty heavy so I felt good about my purchase because I felt it would be durable because it felt heavy but as I was taking each individual piece out of the box each piece felt actually really light and I was questioning my purchase because I was starting to feel like maybe it's not durable enough for me even though I knew this was the budget model donow lever gym obviously and I got it at a really good price compared to the much more expensive more heavy duty ones out there and once I got it put together as I put the bar across both lever arms so that they work together and not independently it didn't feel like a barbell really because there is some play in there and I don't really like that because it makes me feel like it's kind of flimsy at least compared to a barbell but once I really got everything together and tightened everything up and put my standard weights on it because I don't actually own any Olympic 2 inch weights which is another reason why I bought this specific machine because it accepts the 1 inch standard iron weights also which is awesome and it does come with adapters for the Olympic weights as well but I'm just not going to use those unless I ever get Olympic weights but it gives you a really good workout for sure that you feel right away, it's a lot safer than free weights and more fun to use in my opinion and it's a really Interesting machine and all these lever machines are super interesting and I've been wanting one for a long time and ever since I tried out the hammer strength machines in a gym a really long time ago I thought it was a genius idea to be able to put weights on lever arms basically even though this machine isn't nearly as sophisticated as a hammer strength specific machine because it's more of an all around home machine but before I even got it in the mail after I ordered it as I was researching it compared to the other models I saw that you could only put 150 pounds maximum on each lever arm so that would be 300 pounds total which isn't really that much because sometimes companies will say you can put a certain amount of weight on something and they're just exaggerating so I was worried that what if I put even less than that I don't want it to fall apart or kill me but if that number was legit it would be okay because I don't ever plan on lifting more than 300 pounds or even maybe 200 pounds on the level arms maybe but then I saw that it says you can only put 100 pounds on each side of the pulley so that would be 200 pounds maximum and that concerned me even more because 200 pounds maximum on lat pulldowns or cable rows for example isn't really all that much so I was just hoping I didn't make a bad purchase and then people say that if you actually put 200 pounds on it it's actually only 100 pounds bwcauae of the advertised 2:1 ratio and then I was really regretting my purchase because 100 pounds isn't much at all to be doing lat pull downs from the top pulley or back cable rows on the bottom pulley obviously but for curls on the bottom pulley or tricep extensions on the top pulley it would be okay but as I put it together I actually did put 100 pounds on each side of the pulley which is the maximum supposedly and I can do 10 repetitions for lat pull down's or back rows on the bottom pulley but it is heavy and I do hope to get stronger but if this is all the weight I can put on it without the machine falling apart that will be OK I think even though I'm not very strong or in very good shape right now and I can already max out the pulley system according to the most amount of weight you should put on it but I think the weight limit is okay because I only intend to put or use 200 pounds on the pulley for lat pulldowns on the top and back seated cable rows from the bottom cable and if the 150 pounds on each side of the lever arm is legit that will be more than enough for me because I don't think I will ever even be lifting 300 pounds on it but maybe 200 pounds I don't know but I don't plan on maxing out ever really but I would like to be able to do sets of 10 repetitions or whatever that are difficult on all the main compound lifts and the machine was a little bit tricky putting it together but once I got it all together and started using it I'm fairly happy with it, It comes with a lapt pull-down bar which OK and Im using it and 1 short other bar that I haven't even used yet because it doesn't spin in the middle like it should to do curls or tricep extensions that need the twisting element really if possible but I have a lot of other cable machine adapters or attachments anyways so that's ok but another reviewer said it's exactly the same as the more expensive machines but that guy must be smoking crack or he owns this company because this is a good machine especially for the money but I don't think it's really anything comparable to a Powertec, a Body Solid or even the GMWD model even though I haven't used them they all look like they have more sturdy frames and they all claim to have much higher weight maximums and I believe they do but the Powertec machine is about $1000 more than this one and the body solid is about $600 more than this one or so and the GMWD is either $150 or $300 more than this 1 so if someone has the money or really wants to lift heavier I would try or buy 1 of those machines instead or if you want to get all the extra attachments for the bench for example if you get the Powertec machine with the bench you can buy the leg extension leg curl attachment or the preacher curl attachment or the leg press attachment or the pec fly attachment and there might be 1 or 2 others but that would all be good but then it would just be a lot more money and a lot more space needed also but if you just wanna work out moderately and not be Mr. Olympia, only have the standard 1" weights like me but just wanna get in better shape and save money in the process I think this machine is probably good enough and I hope it holds up for me and the tricep extensions for example or curls don't feel exactly as good as what a weight stack cable machine uses because as the cable is lifting your weights you can feel in the middle it's heavier and when you're weights are at the top or the bottom it's not quite as hard due to the arc of the weights but it's more consistent than free weights but not as consistent as a weight stack pulley machine but you don't have to balance anything really like free weights which I like and I have an old weight stack pully machine but the pulleys literally cracked and fell apart and the cable was trashed as well and I literally couldn't even find replacement pulleys that would fit that were as narrow for it but this machine is worth the $400 I believe or potentially even less if you can get a coupon or whatever and I'm gonna be using it more in the near future because I just got it put together today but I'm just a little bit worried about the weight maximum limit as well as how the lever arms don't feel totally like a barbell when you have the bar going across both of them which is a little bit of a disappointment because it feels a little bit flimsy because of that and I hope my weights don't bend the bars that they sit on either if I don't always take them off between workouts but I should expect all that on a budget machine I guess but I think it's pretty good for the money but not perfect at all obviously and not the most robust or deluxe model out there but for the more budget-friendly poor person who just wants to get a good workout and save a lot of money but not lift huge amounts of weight I think it will be fine and I recommend it.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2025 by CharlieBOOKFAN
Team Name: Black Leverage Gym
I definitely recommend this leverage gym, it came 4days early from the original delivery date that was scheduled, so while putting it together I ran into a hiccup got ahold of customer service via email, and with in 5min they responded and resolved the issue, and had the part to me in 2 days, it was for the arm .. ive been using this for the past week and a half, and its absolutely an amazing piece of equipment, my only regret is not buying it sooner, great piece of equipment for full body workouts, especially if you have limited space.. watch my YouTube channel I will be doing a review on it soon as well
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Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2026 by Scooter Smith
Team Name: Black Leverage Gym
I received this leverage gym yesterday. I used it for the first time today. It will get plenty of use, but I've already encountered two fairly significant issues. 1) The weight horns on the bench press arms tend to angle slightly downward when weight is added, causing the weight to slip off without a collar, and even with the collar, the weight starts to slip, so you'll have to check on it between every set or get really snug collars. This could be dangerous to anyone standing near the weights if and when they fall off. The weight horns should be tilted slightly upward to mitigate this issue. 2) The distance between the holes needs to be less than they are to create more angles. For me, the holes only allow for a position that is too low to get under or too high to get a full rep. I have a fix for this, hopefully. Also, there is some damage to the top arm where the pulldown is attached. If I am not careful, I can easily cut myself on the sharp edge. I will wrap some tape around that to be safe. I spoke with the company about the above issues, and they are rectifying the issues mentioned above. Bottom line: It will be hard to find another machine that you can you can do so many different exercises on for this price. The machine itself is very sturdy.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2025 by R. Shields
Team Name: Black Leverage Gym
Son loves this, perfect for a teenager or a dad just try to stay in shape. Yea it’s not for power lifters.
Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2026 by eric W.
Team Name: Black Leverage Gym
If you want to build a home gym but on a budget this is the best value you’ll find on Amazon. Took 3 hours to setup , paper instructions were not clear and the video does not mention putting the pulley rope through the bottom first as opposed to the top . This added an additional 10 minutes to fix but not too frustrating. Only two issues I have is bench press and incline press are not comfortable for the shoulders without making small adjustments on your personal bench and there is small movements when performing dips. Besides that I’ve been able to do everything from rows to pull ups without issues. Pulley system is smooth but you will need an extra 10 inches of clearance from the wall if using 45Ib plates. Highly recommend if you are on a budget.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2025 by Jose
Team Name: Black Leverage Gym
It was very easy to set up and put together. Unfortunately, it was somewhat flimsy and didn't not do well when loaded with a lot of weight. Does have great workout variety and everything worked well. I would just say that it makes some suspicious noises when loaded heavily. Great for beginner lifters or people getting into the intermediate lifter area. But anything above that, it can't handle the weight very well.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2025 by Matthew