Strength accessories for home use

This is the cheapest way to extend a home gym: not buying a new machine, but hanging a part on the machine you already have. A leg press on your strength station, a lat bar on your cable, a curl support on your bench, pins and grips on your rack. Every addition brings one or more exercises for a fraction of what a separate station costs, and it takes up no extra floor.

There is one condition, and it is strict: it has to fit. These parts are made for a particular frame or a particular series, and what was not made for it usually will not fit either. On this page you find the accessories that belong with home equipment, from attachments and weight add-ons to rack parts and standalone aids.

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34 products found

Inspire Lat Bar 122 cm

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Grip / Cable pull
Cable machine (Lat pulldown)
Lat bar (122 cm)

89,95

Delivery within 1 – 2 business days

- 20%

Hammer Autark weight bench curl desk

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Insulation / Comfort
Power station bench (Autark)
Biceps curl desk (accessory)

RRP 149,- 118,95

Delivery within 2 – 4 business days

- 20%

Hammer Autark Smith Machine Multi Lat Seat

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Support / Insulation
Smith machine frame (Autark)
Lat pull-down seat (accessory)

RRP 199,95 159,95

Delivery within 2 – 4 business days

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Life Fitness Leg Press for G2 or G4

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Leg press upgrade
Accessory for G2/G4
Home gym accessory

1.145,-

Order before 5:00 PM, delivered tomorrow

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Tunturi Rotational Core Trainer for Cross Fit Rack RC20

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Isolation / Rotation
Cross fit rack (RC20)
Landmine attachment (accessory)

88,95

Delivery within 2 – 4 business days

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Inspire Accessory Holder for FT2 and SCS

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Storage / Arrangement
Functional trainer / Smith cage
Accessory storage holder

99,90

Order before 5:00 PM, delivered tomorrow

- 20%

Hammer Autark Smith Machine Multi Leg Press

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Power / Support
Smith machine frame (Autark)
Leg press function (accessory)

RRP 199,95 159,95

Delivery within 2 – 4 business days

Lifemaxx Crossmaxxr Belt Squat Belt Pro

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Loads hips, spares back
3 adjustable positions
Carabiner included

69,95

Delivery within 2 – 4 business days

Tunturi Glute Ham Developer GH10

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Insulation / Stabilization
Floor (stand-alone)
GHD device (Glute/Ham)

478,95

Delivery within 2 – 4 business days

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Body-Solid Weight extension with an additional 22.5 kg

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22.5 kg weight
Weight gain
Accessory

129,95

Delivery within 3 – 7 business days

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Inspire 2 x 22.5 kg extra weights for FT1 and FT2

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45 kg weight
Weight gain
Accessory for light commercial

395,-

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Tunturi Tire Pegs for Cross Fit Rack RC20

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Resistance / Elasticity
Cross fit rack (RC20)
Resistance band attachment

118,95

Delivery within 2 – 4 business days

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Tunturi Multigrip Pull-Up Slider for Cross Fit Rack RC20

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Bodyweight / Variation
Cross fit rack (RC20)
Pull-up grip (multigrip)

418,95

Delivery within 2 – 4 business days

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Life Fitness extra weight stack 23 kilograms

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23 kg weight
Weight gain
Accessory

149,95

Delivery within 2 – 4 business days

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Finnlo Cable Tower for Autark 1500

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Cable tower upgrade
Accessory for Autark 1500
Home gym accessory

398,95

Delivery within 2 – 4 business days

- 35%

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Body-Solid Pull-Up for Cable Crossover GCCO150

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Pull up function
Accessory for crossover
Accessory for light commercial

RRP 59,95 38,95

Delivery within 3 – 7 business days

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Finnlo Leg Press for Autark 6000 power station

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Leg press upgrade
Accessory for Autark 6000
Home gym accessory

649,-

Delivery within 2 – 4 business days

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Body-Solid Leg press attachment

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Leg press upgrade
Accessory for G-Series
Home gym accessory

979,-

Delivery within 3 – 7 business days

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Finnlo BioForce Accessories (3811)

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Various loose
Accessory set
Home gym accessory

169,95

Delivery within 2 – 4 business days

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Tunturi Tower Platinum power station Stand Alone kit (mounting set)

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Mounting kit
Accessory for Platinum
Accessory

969,-

Delivery within 2 – 4 business days

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Tunturi Rope Trainer for Cross Fit Rack RC20

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Resistance / Rope pulling
Cross fit rack (RC20)
Tug of war accessory

248,95

Order before 5:00 PM, delivered tomorrow

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Why an accessory is often the best buy at home

At home, space costs more than money. An extra machine takes a square metre you do not get back, while an attachment sits on the frame that is already there. A leg press on an existing strength station gives you the heaviest exercise in your programme without anything being added to the floor. The same goes for a lat bar, a row handle or an ankle strap: different grips mean different muscles, on the same cable.

The second reason is room to grow. Many strength stations come with a stack that has become too light after a year. A twenty kilo add-on costs a fraction of a new station and solves exactly the problem that would otherwise send you looking for something bigger.

Honest about the limit: this only works if the part belongs to your machine. Attachments are designed per series, and a leg press for one station will not fit another, even when the frames look alike. If you want something that works on its own, you end up at the strength equipment for home use.

Which accessory do you need?

What your programme is missing points to where you should look.

You are missing heavy leg work: check whether a leg press or a leg attachment exists for your strength station. That is the biggest gain per euro in this category, because it adds the heaviest exercise without an extra machine.

You cannot go higher in weight: look for a weight add-on for your stack. Check the model and the series, because the blocks have to fit your stack and reach the pin.

You want more out of your cable: different grips give different exercises. A long lat bar, a short row bar, an ankle strap or a rope change the angle and with it the muscle doing the work.

You have a rack or rig: this is where the most options are. Pins for bands, an adjustable pull-up grip, a rotational trainer or a core attachment turn an empty frame into a complete setup.

You want to make your bench more versatile: a curl support, a leg support or a preacher attachment adds exercises to a bench you already own.

You want to load heavy without loading your back: a belt squat belt or an attachment for it hangs the weight on your hips instead of on your shoulders. The full range sits under strength accessories.

Will it fit your machine?

This is the question that decides everything, and it splits into three kinds of accessory.

Tied to a model or series. Attachments for a strength station, weight add-ons and bolt-on parts belong to one specific machine. The product name usually states that machine, and if the name does not match what you own, it will not fit. If you are unsure, send us the type of your station and we will check it.

Tied to a dimension. Rack parts fit on the basis of the tube size and the hole spacing of your rack, not on the basis of the brand. Measure those two and compare them; a part from another brand can fit as long as the dimensions match.

Universal. Grips, bars, ropes and bands work with any carabiner, and a belt squat belt or a core attachment works on its own. Here you only have to look at the size of the fixing and at the load rating.

What to look for when buying

The type of your own machine

Look up the model number before you order; it is on a sticker on the frame or in the manual. On attachments this is not a detail but the whole condition, because one series later can have different mounting points.

Tube size and hole spacing

For rack parts, measure the outside dimension of the tube and the distance between the holes, both in millimetres. Those two numbers decide whether a part clicks on. Measure the diameter of the holes too, because the pin has to pass through.

Weight add-on and the pin

An add-on set has to fit the stack and the pin has to stay long enough to pass through the extra blocks. Check whether the set is complete, so with the longer pin if one is needed, and whether the housing allows the extra height.

Load rating

An accessory is only as strong as its weakest point. Look at the stated maximum load, especially on pull-up grips, band pins and attachments on which you hang your full body weight plus added weight.

Assembly and tools

Some parts click on, others have to be drilled in or bolted down with the supplied hardware. Read up on what is needed and whether it can be done alone. On a heavy attachment that is rarely the case.

Room around it

An attachment makes the machine bigger. A leg press on a station extends backwards, a rotational trainer swings out to the side. Measure the room in the direction the part moves before you order.

Floor and plates

If the accessory works with loose plates, you need somewhere to keep them and you will not leave them on the floor. A mat underneath protects your floor while loading and unloading; have a look at the mats for that.

Our advice: write down which exercise you are missing first, then look up the type of your own machine, and only then order. If you are missing heavy leg work and an attachment exists for your station, that is the best spend in this whole category. If you are stuck on weight, look at an add-on for your stack before you start looking at the strength stations; that is usually a quarter of the price for the same result.

Who is this suitable for?

You already have a station, rack or bench and want more exercises out of it.
You are stuck on weight and want to grow without a new machine.
You have no space left and want to extend what is already there.
You work with a rack or rig that you want to build up step by step.
You want to load heavy without loading your back or shoulders.

Less suitable if you have no base machine yet, because an accessory needs something to hang on. Start with a station, a rack or a bench then. If you do have a base but are mainly short of weight, also have a look at the weight plates.

Need help with your choice?

Would you like to buy strength accessories for home use but are you not quite sure which ones fit your wishes and needs best? We are happy to help. You can reach our strength specialists by phone on +31 85 773 00 57, send an e-mail or visit our fitness store in Volkel, the Netherlands.

Frequently asked questions about strength accessories for home use

How do I know whether an attachment fits my machine?

Look at the product name: on attachments the machine or series they were made for is usually in it. If that does not match what you own, it will not fit, even when the frames look alike. Look up the model number on the sticker on your frame and send it to us if you are not sure.

Does a rack part from another brand fit?

Sometimes, because rack parts fit by dimension and not by brand. Measure the outside dimension of the tube, the distance between the holes and the diameter of the holes. If those three match, it will usually work; if one differs, it will not.

Can I make the stack of my station heavier?

On many stations an add-on set exists for that, in blocks that belong to your stack. Check two things: whether the set fits your model and whether the pin is long enough for the extra blocks. Sometimes that longer pin is included and sometimes you need it separately.

How many exercises does a different grip give me?

More than you would think. On the same cable, a long bar, a short bar, a rope or an ankle strap change the angle of the pull and with it the muscle doing the work. A set of three or four grips is therefore often the cheapest extension of your programme.

Can I fit an accessory myself?

That depends on the part. Grips and bars click on. A leg press or a cable tower on a station is a substantial job with tools, done by two people with the manual to hand. Read up on what is needed beforehand.

Does a belt squat belt work without a machine?

A belt hangs the weight on your hips and needs something to hang that weight from: a dedicated platform, a rack with an attachment, or a raised surface to stand on. So check where the weight will hang before you order just the belt.

Strength accessories for home use

The details that finish your workout

Why an accessory is often the best buy at home

Which accessory do you need?

Will it fit your machine?

What to look for when buying

The type of your own machine

Tube size and hole spacing

Weight add-on and the pin

Load rating

Assembly and tools

Room around it

Floor and plates

Who is this suitable for?

Need help with your choice?

Frequently asked questions about strength accessories for home use

How do I know whether an attachment fits my machine?

Does a rack part from another brand fit?

Can I make the stack of my station heavier?

How many exercises does a different grip give me?

Can I fit an accessory myself?

Does a belt squat belt work without a machine?

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