Another step for a community-developed product, here comes the kPulley Go and Go+ with auto-retract, easier lock-in, and more flywheel capability. First, there was only the kBox, but feedback inspired us to eventually have three separate models to cater to different needs.

Both Go and Go+ devices are now available on limited Pre-Order for first-batch shipping in late June! Order today and get a Free Accessory Pack! Stock is limited — reserve yours NOW!

No surprise the community has been great at inspiring us to do the same journey with our kPulley, and we are now very excited to give you an updated kPulley Go that comes in two versions, the new Go and the Go+.

When receiving all the great feedback on our product, we realized early on that we needed an extra step in the kPulley portfolio. That’s why we are launching two new products: the updated kPulley Go and the kPulley Go+, designed to bridge the gap between the Go and kPulley Pro.

Originating from the same overall design, they are both enjoying the same facelift, and the differences between the models are in the functionality.

It is difficult to think of a kBox nowadays without auto-retract, but when launching kPulley, there was no such thing, and this was something we and a lot of users missed. Adding it in might not be a huge advantage training-wise wise but you shouldn’t underestimate the visual aspect of getting rid of the drive belt hanging down so, for Go+, there is now an auto-retract and drive belt collector internally built-in, just like on kPulley Pro.

Go still has kMeter as a simple add-on, just to fixated with two screws and you are good to go. With the Go+, it is integrated from the start to make it easier for all professionals and serious home users who want both data and rack attachment.

Upwards and downwards movements always worked, but required the user to sometimes use a pin to separate the drive belts. In this new design, this is done automatically with a spring-loaded “jaw” making sure friction is minimised so you can focus on your execution and intensity and save valuable time in the gym.

Lock-in has been improved where you now just slide on your kPulley onto your attachment, and it locks in automatically with no pins to align or anything. Simple and secure!

By separating the lock-in and the swiveling point, we improved the “tightness” of the system, and we have improved tight fit and feeling when training with less movement in the connection point. On top of that, you can now also easily lock in the GO in the 90-degree position, straight out from the wall.

Go+ now accommodates four flywheels (!) while you can mount two flywheels on the normal Go. The higher inertia capacity allows for heavy strength training and overload in even more exercises than ever before.

The appearance changed, and we hope you will agree in a good way. We needed a bit more space to accommodate for increased functionality, but we also wanted the aesthetics to match your gains.

No news here, but kPulley Go can still be strapped to any column, pole, or similar object but also attached via our rack attachments to 3×3 racks (both 1″ and 5/8″ holes) or to our own custom beam just like a kPulley Pro if you want your Go in a dedicated space.

This is a major update to the kPulley line with a heavily improved Go, but also a completely new Go,+ closing the gap between Go and Pro. That being said, it is in our DNA to continuously improve, so there will for sure be updates, both to this line and others. We created the flywheel space, and we intend to continue to lead it.

Both Go and Go+ devices are now available on limited Pre-Order for first-batch shipping in late June! Order today and get a Free Accessory Pack!

Stock is limited — reserve yours NOW!