What exercises can I do on the Falcon?

Cable crossovers, lat pulldowns, low rows and single-arm pulldowns, plus standard functional trainer movements like triceps pushdowns and cable curls. The independent dual pulleys let you train one arm at a time.

Does it fit tall users?

The 5-position leg hold-down roller and 6-position footplate adjust for different heights and body types. Check the machine's height against your ceiling before buying.

How is it different from a standard functional trainer?

It adds a centralized lat pulldown system with a leg hold-down, so you get lat pulldowns and low rows without a second machine.

Is it hard to assemble?

It is a large frame with many parts, so expect a multi-hour build. Two people make it easier.

What is included with the machine?

The frame, dual-pulley cable system, lat pulldown bar setup and leg hold-down are part of the unit. Attachments and weight plates vary, so confirm the package contents before ordering.

Is it worth it over a separate lat pulldown and crossover?

If space and budget favor one machine, the Falcon covers both jobs with smooth cables. A dedicated commercial stack will still feel heavier and sturdier.

Where is the Mikolo Cable Crossover Machine Falcon cheapest?

At Walmart, for $1,899.99, as of our latest check.

What do buyers say about the Mikolo Cable Crossover Machine Falcon?

Rated 4.2 out of 5 from 35 ratings.

Mikolo Cable Crossover Machine Falcon

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Mikolo Cable Crossover Machine Falcon

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Our take on the Mikolo Cable Crossover Machine Falcon

The Mikolo Falcon is a 2-in-1 cable crossover and lat pulldown machine for home gyms. It pairs a functional trainer's dual adjustable pulleys with a centralized lat pulldown and low row station, so one frame covers chest, back and arm work. Stainless steel uprights and aluminum pulleys aim at smooth, quiet cable travel, and a 5-position leg hold-down plus 6-position footplate fit a range of heights. Against single-stack functional trainers it adds a dedicated lat station; against full commercial crossovers it is a lighter home unit, and owners rate it 4.2 of 5 overall.

Best forHome gym owners wanting cable crossover and lat pulldown in one frameBack and lat training with low rows and single-arm pulldownsLifters who want adjustable pulley height for many exercisesBuyers who value quiet, smooth cable action

Pros

Combines functional trainer and lat pulldown in one machine
Independent dual-pulley system allows single-arm work
Stainless steel uprights and all-aluminum pulleys
5-position leg hold-down and 6-position footplate adjust to height
Smooth, quiet cable travel

Cons

Assembly is a large job for one person
Footprint and height need a dedicated gym space
Cable resistance is lighter than commercial stacks
Only 35 ratings so far, so feedback is limited

Mikolo Cable Crossover Machine Falcon prices at every store

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What reviewers say

4.2 / 535 ratings

Owners rate the Falcon 4.2 out of 5 and praise its smooth, quiet cables and the convenience of lat pulldowns and crossovers on one frame. Complaints center on assembly time and the space it takes up.

What people mention

Cable smoothnessPraisedOwners say the aluminum pulleys give smooth, quiet cable travel.
Build qualityPraisedBuyers describe the stainless steel uprights as sturdy and well made.
VersatilityPraisedReviewers like having lat pulldowns, rows and crossovers on one machine.
AssemblyCriticisedOwners report the build takes a long time and is easier with two people.
FootprintCriticisedBuyers note it needs a large, tall space in a home gym.
ResistanceMixedSome stronger lifters find the cable resistance lighter than commercial stacks.

About the Mikolo Cable Crossover Machine Falcon

The Mikolo Cable Crossover Machine Falcon (Falcon 2.0) is a 2-in-1 machine. It combines a cable crossover machine with a centralized lat pulldown system. It offers the standard capabilities of a conventional functional trainer.

An independent dual-pulley system supports lat pulldowns, low rows and isolated single-arm pulldowns. A leg hold-down roller with 5 positions and a footplate with 6 positions adjust the fit for different heights and body types.

The uprights are stainless steel and the pulleys are all aluminum, for smooth, quiet operation.

Type: Functional trainer, cable crossover and lat pulldown 2-in-1
Color: Black
Uprights: Stainless steel
Pulleys: All aluminum, independent dual-pulley system
Leg roller: 5-position adjustable leg hold-down
Footplate: 6 positions
Exercises: Lat pulldowns, low rows, single-arm pulldowns, standard functional trainer exercises

Specifications

actual_color: Functional Trainer - BlackSource
color: BlackSource

Questions and answers

What exercises can I do on the Falcon?: Cable crossovers, lat pulldowns, low rows and single-arm pulldowns, plus standard functional trainer movements like triceps pushdowns and cable curls. The independent dual pulleys let you train one arm at a time.
Does it fit tall users?: The 5-position leg hold-down roller and 6-position footplate adjust for different heights and body types. Check the machine's height against your ceiling before buying.
How is it different from a standard functional trainer?: It adds a centralized lat pulldown system with a leg hold-down, so you get lat pulldowns and low rows without a second machine.
Is it hard to assemble?: It is a large frame with many parts, so expect a multi-hour build. Two people make it easier.
What is included with the machine?: The frame, dual-pulley cable system, lat pulldown bar setup and leg hold-down are part of the unit. Attachments and weight plates vary, so confirm the package contents before ordering.
Is it worth it over a separate lat pulldown and crossover?: If space and budget favor one machine, the Falcon covers both jobs with smooth cables. A dedicated commercial stack will still feel heavier and sturdier.
Where is the Mikolo Cable Crossover Machine Falcon cheapest?: At Walmart, for $1,899.99, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the Mikolo Cable Crossover Machine Falcon?: Rated 4.2 out of 5 from 35 ratings.