REP® x Kleva Built® Angled Atlas™ Close-Grip Cable and Landmine Attachment

You can perform seated rows, close-grip lat pulldowns, landmine rows, other landmine exercises, and a range of other cable exercises. Here are some different ways to use a landmine. Learn more about the benefits of close-grip cable lat pulldowns here.

Mountain-style knurling looks like a mountain pattern with tiny peaks cut into the attachment that dig into your skin for the most aggressive grip support. This is the same knurling on the Double Black Diamond™ power bar.

Volcano-style knurling is where the pointy tips of the mountain are cut off, leaving a volcano like shape. This allows for enhanced grip and surface area with out the bite of the tips felt on a mountain.. This is the same knurling as the Colorado™ bar.
Learn more about the different types of knurling here.

The handle material is a durable and lightweight aluminum.

It has a three-year home use and one-year commercial gym use warranty.

The Angled Atlas™ is a multifunctional attachment that serves as both a close-grip cable and a landmine attachment. The Pro Series Triangle Row Attachment is exclusively a cable attachment. The Angled Atlas™ is also lighter (4.4 lbs) and made from aluminum, while the Pro Series Triangle Row Attachment weighs 6 lbs and is made of hard chrome steel. Finally, the Angled Atlas™ features a 12.5-degree handle angle, compared to the Pro Series Triangle Row Attachment's 7-degree angle.

The REP® x Kleva Built® Atlas™ close-grip attachment and the angled Atlas™ close-grip attachment are both dual-purpose handles designed for use on cable machines and with landmine setups. They are built with the same high-quality aluminum, are lightweight (under 4 lbs), and feature offset sleeve clearance and a choice of knurling styles. The primary difference lies in the handle orientation. The standard Atlas™ close-grip has a straight, neutral grip, making it a versatile tool for a variety of exercises such as T-bar rows, seated rows, and close-grip pulldowns. In contrast, the angled Atlas™ close-grip incorporates an angled handle, which provides a different hand position that can improve ergonomics, reduce wrist strain, and better target specific muscles during certain movements. Ultimately, the choice depends on your preference: opt for the standard version for a versatile, all-around close-grip tool, or choose the angled version if you prefer a more ergonomic grip for rows and presses or want to vary your pulling and pressing angles.