The Force USA® Kinetic Series Pull-Up/Dip Machine is the premium model in the Force USA line of pull-up/dip machines: a state-of-the-art assisted training and strength station for pull-ups and dips, featuring improved mechanics, high-quality ball bearings, and commercial-grade durability. Built for high-traffic gyms and ambitious home gym enthusiasts who want the best of the best.

Key Benefits

• The Kinetic Series represents the pinnacle of Force USA's machine development: improved ball bearings, redesigned weight stack mechanism, and an optimized overall design
• Smooth, consistent assistance throughout the weight progression—beginners gradually reduce the assistance and systematically build strength
• Several grip options for pull-up variations: wide grips for the latissimus dorsi and back width, narrow and neutral grips for the biceps and lower back
• Ergonomic dip handle positions for natural wrist alignment—gentle on the joints
• Can also be used for weighted training: Set the assistance to zero and train with a weight vest or belt

Technical Specifications

• Series: Kinetic Series (Premium Line)
• Functions: Pull-ups + Dips + Assistance
• Assistance: Weight stack with knee pad
• Construction: Premium steel, upgraded ball bearings
• Brand: Force USA

Applications

For gyms with high usage demands, personal trainers, and home gym enthusiasts looking to make a long-term investment—a piece of equipment that will last for decades. Pull-ups work the back and biceps, while dips are the best bodyweight exercise for the triceps and lower chest—both can be performed with or without assistance.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What sets the Kinetic Series apart from the Ridge Series?
The Kinetic Series offers improved mechanics, higher-quality ball bearings, a redesigned look, and generally a higher weight capacity—it represents the premium quality within the Force USA machine lines.

Can I use the machine for weighted pull-ups?
Yes. You can train with a weight vest or pull-up belt and set the assistance to zero.

How much assistance does the system provide?
The assistance covers a wide range—sufficient for beginners and nuanced enough for advanced riders.

What grip variations are available?
Several grip options: wide grips for the latissimus dorsi, narrow and neutral grips for the biceps and lower back.