Chest-Supported T-Bar Row Reviews

4.3 Rating 92 Reviews

The Chest Support Row is a leverage machine designed to isolate and target your back muscles, biceps, lats, and shoulders while reducing strain on your lower back. It provides a stable and supported platform for performing a rowing motion while keeping your back straight and core engaged. Start by adjusting the diamond-textured footplate so that your chest is comfortably supported against the chest pad when you lean forward, ensuring that your upper body is stable and supported. Load up to 400 LB Olympic-sized bumper plates onto the 13.5-in. long weighted sleeve. Grasp either vertical or horizontal grip handles and pull the handlebar towards your upper abdomen or lower chest, squeezing your shoulder blades together as you perform the rowing motion. Build the back you have always wanted and take your workout to a new level with the Plate-Loaded Chest Support T-Bar Row Machine.

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“Really good machine, the directions aren’t helpful at all and it can be a guessing game at times but once put together it’s amazing.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“I am at the higher end of the weight range for this machine. It says weight max of 265, I’m 255. I feel supported really well. The foot plate has a tiny bit of movement when you’re stepping on to it but once your feet are evenly spaced it is fine. The t bar handles have to be screwed in, it is not quickly adjustable but with a socket wrench it’s easy to handle. The chest pad is nice. It provides great support and comfort while performing the exercise. I would recommend starting off light before trying to load up a bunch of plates. It is deceptive. Since you’re sort of “locked in place”, it really focuses all the effort on your back and arms. You can’t assist yourself in any way-which is great. I am 6’5”. So I have no issues with the height aspect of this machine. However, for those who are in the mid 5’ range (like my daughters) and below it may be a bit more difficult (I could be wrong-just an observation from my perspective). It is a large piece of equipment. Luckily, the footprint is narrow so it can occupy a longer space without requiring width. Assembly is fairly easy*. The one thing to be mindful of is the size of the bolts. Take a few minutes to make sure you have the sizes matched up with each other. I put an asterisk next to “easy” because unlike other Titan Fit equipment, this machine did not come with a wrench. I had to use ones I’ve kept from other Titan Fit equipment builds (I have several). I also used my ratchet for quicker assembly. Some of the bolts just screw in-no nut to attach on the other side. Overall, I am LOVING this piece of equipment. I have never felt a pump in my back like this gives me.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Okay. Good for a home gym little bit wobbly. Instructions are horrible. Titan fitness should at least have online video how to put it together, I think that would help a lot.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Still have not received my parts! We will NEVER order from you again”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Easily assembled, fairly priced simple design, allowing for isolated traps, Lats, and posterior delts workout. A great pump every time.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Decent piece of equipment the platform is not sturdy at all, and is quite wobbly. Even after the bolts are all securely tightened, and the piece of rubber that cushions where you lay the bar has already started to come off within less than a week.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Great piece of equipment love good price”

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Posted 2 years ago

“I give it more of a 3.5. It would make it better if the handles and the chest support were adjustable, without having to remove the bolts. Then for the foot platform, if too much weight or pressure is put, it's going to easily bend. The rubber padding for the bar placement, already tore within the first couple of days.”

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Posted 2 years ago