Cybex Eagle Incline Pull (Remanufactured)

Quick answer: An incline pull machine trains the lats and mid-back on an angled line of pull that sits between a lat pulldown and a row. This remanufactured Cybex Eagle Incline Pull uses independent Dual Axis arms, an adjustable torso pad, and a 305 lb weight stack, ships nationwide, and includes warranty-backed support after the sale. The Cybex Eagle Incline Pull drives an angled pulling motion through Dual Axis lever arms that let each user set their own path, pulling straight down, wide, or anywhere between. Arms diverge as they travel, tracing the natural sweep of the shoulder blades instead of forcing a fixed track. The incline line of pull sits between a pulldown and a row, loading the lats and mid-back together in one stroke. Independently moving arms expose and correct side-to-side imbalances, an adjustable torso pad keeps the trunk locked in, and a 305 lb weight stack gives advanced lifters plenty of headroom, a heavy-duty back builder for commercial floors and serious home gyms. Primary muscles targeted Latissimus Dorsi Rhomboids Middle Trapezius Secondary muscles Rear Deltoids Biceps Forearms Key features Dual Axis user-defined motion Lever arms pivot on two axes, so each lifter chooses a grip width and pulling path that suits their build and shoulder mobility. Diverging path of motion Handles spread apart through the pull, following how the arms naturally travel and driving a fuller contraction through the back. Independent arm movement Each side works on its own, preventing the stronger arm from taking over and building balanced, symmetrical strength. Adjustable torso pad The chest support sets to each user, anchoring the trunk so the back does the work instead of momentum. Specifications Dimensions (L × W × H) 54" × 58" × 78" 1372 × 1473 × 1981 mm Product weight 644 lb 292 kg Weight stack 305 lb 138 kg Resistance type Selectorized Pin-select weight stack Arm movement Independent, Dual Axis Diverging incline pulling path Buyer questions Incline pull vs lat pulldown machine? A lat pulldown pulls straight down from overhead. The incline pull angles the path forward, so the lats and mid-back share the work in one stroke. On a tight floor it can cover part of the job of both a pulldown and a row. Why do independent arms matter on a back machine? Each arm moves on its own, so a stronger side cannot cover for a weaker one. That makes left to right imbalances easy to spot and fix. Is a remanufactured Cybex Eagle machine reliable? Yes when it is fully rebuilt. We remanufacture for multi-user commercial duty, then back it with nationwide delivery and warranty-backed service instead of selling it as-is used. Related: back selectorized machines, Infinite iso-lateral front lat pulldown, Compact lat pulldown low row combo, remanufactured Cybex.