Force USA F-TT Tandem Tower & LH-FP Leg Holder – Force USA Fitness Equipment

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With the Force USA Tandem Tower, you get a solid setup that covers a lot of training options in a small footprint. It’s got dual freestyle pulleys running on a smooth 2:1 ratio, 3×3 steel uprights that double as storage, and a heavy-duty steel frame that feels rock steady. Add the sliding bench with footplate and you open up even more ways to train. You can mix things up with functional workouts, go classic with rows, or add some band work when you fancy a change, all in one piece of kit.

Leg Holder & Low Row Footplate (F-LH-FP)

The Force USA Leg Holder & Low Row Footplate Attachment (F-LH-FP) is a dual-function hold-down accessory that securely holds the user’s legs in place during seated row and pulling exercises, delivering greater stability and control. It features bottom facing thigh cushions to suit different lat pull down exercises and is easily adjustable using pin and lock nut that are secured to your rack uprights.
When attached to the bottom of your rack, simply release the pop pin and rotate the top plate facing you to convert the attachment into a solid low-row footplate. This creates a sturdy and rigid foot platform for all low-row exercises. The attachment connects easily to compatible Force USA cable systems using 16 mm slot pins and 25 mm adaptor pins, ensuring seamless integration into your training setup.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Force USA Leg Holder & Low Row Footplate Attachment (F-LH-FP) is only compatible with Force USA cable systems.

Engineered For Commercial-Grade Performance

The Tandem Tower is built from ultra-durable 3”x3” (7.6 cm) 11-gauge steel uprights with 1-inch (2.54 cm) holes and 2-inch (5 cm) spacing. This design not only ensures a rock-solid frame but also unlocks compatibility with countless attachments, allowing users to expand their training arsenal over time. With its robust build, this tower is strong enough for commercial use yet compact enough to anchor any home gym.

Freestyle Trolleys With 2:1 And 1:1 Ratios

Unlike traditional cable towers locked into a single pulley setup, the Tandem Tower provides total freedom. Use a single pulley for smooth 2:1 resistance, or combine both for a true 1:1 load that feels as challenging as free weights. The adjustable trolley arms move up, down, and side-to-side, letting you customise resistance angles for bodybuilding, strength training, or rehabilitation.

Lift Heavy With The Weight Stack Upgrade

With a 200 lb (90.7 kg) stack included as standard, the Tandem Tower ensures progressive overload is always possible. Upgrade your stack to 250 lb (113.4 kg) for advanced training, and pair with fractional plates to fine-tune your lifts. Whether you’re hitting cable rows, presses, or supersets, the resistance feels consistent, smooth, and challenging.

Compatible With Patent-Pending Sliding Bench

The Tandem Tower is the only cable tower designed for the upcoming Force USA Sliding Bench (footplate adapter available early 2026). This game-changing attachment will allow for cable-connected leg press, hack squat, and complete leg training, all from one bench. This forward-thinking design future-proofs your setup, ensuring it evolves alongside your training.

Premium Components And Attachments Included

Every Tandem Tower comes loaded with premium aluminium pulleys, a revolving lat pulldown bar, triangle handle, single knurled handles, carabiners, chains, and more. With a low row footplate, peg board pins, band pegs, and storage brackets included, you can begin training immediately with pro-level gear that’s built to last.

Strong And Stable Frame

This station uses 3×3-inch uprights with 1-inch holes and 2-inch spacing, cut from 3 mm thick steel. The frame feels steady from the get-go and has the same dependable build that runs through the Force USA range. Laser-cut numbers along the uprights make it easy to see where you are when setting up.

Smooth Pulley Movement

Two freestyle pulley arms glide up, down, and side to side on reversible cable trolleys. Each runs on a 2:1 ratio, but combine them and you’ve got a true 1:1 option. You can train single-arm movements or set up bigger, full-body patterns, all with smooth and controlled resistance.