Will it support TRX strap system
1984140
I love this tower, it is very sturdy and although I don't currently use TRX, I have before, I am very confident that the progear 275 tower will support this system for most exercises. The tower although sturdy is lightweight so some exercises may make the tower slide across the room.
1984141
In my opinion, I would say no. For TRX Strapping System you need solid base; secure bar, solid door so on.
1984142
Sorry, but I can't provide an answer. There was a critical part missing from the box when I received the tower so I returned it to Amazon.
1850217
Not sure. Probably, but I would check the specifications. I know the anchoring strap is adjustable.
253217
Sorry I never replied here -- but here's a link to some photos of the strap setup (scroll down to the bottom of the discussion):http://www.bikeforums.net/showthread.php?t=440646
1821161
I don't know if they sell just the strap but don't believe there is any real special "link" between the strap and the specific watch. I replaced my watch with a different Pyle model and the strap works with the new watch. It also works with my lifecycle bike which picks up my heart rate from the strap.
1936096
The attached strap is large enough to anchor it to just about anything really. If you're talking about mounting it on something that stands straight up and down you may run in to some slippage but there is a fairly cheap solution, just any hook from Home Depot that you can bolt into that vertical structure will hold it. The Force kit is literally like 4 times the price of this and the only additional thing it includes is that piece of mounting hardware. I own both. I will say the handles are much more comfortable on the TRX. However the loops for the handles are much larger and stiffer on the RIP 60 and are much easier to use with your feet, etc. The attached strap is large enough to anchor it to just about anything really. If you're talking about mounting it on something that stands straight up and down you may run in to some slippage but there is a fairly cheap solution, just any hook from Home Depot that you can bolt into that vertical structure will hold it. The Force kit is literally like 4 times the price of this and the only additional thing it includes is that piece of mounting hardware. I own both. I will say the handles are much more comfortable on the TRX. However the loops for the handles are much larger and stiffer on... » Read More The attached strap is large enough to anchor it to just about anything really. If you're talking about mounting it on something that stands straight up and down you may run in to some slippage but there is a fairly cheap solution, just any hook from Home Depot that you can bolt into that vertical structure will hold it. The Force kit is literally like 4 times the price of this and the only additional thing it includes is that piece of mounting hardware. I own both. I will say the handles are much more comfortable on the TRX. However the loops for the handles are much larger and stiffer on the RIP 60 and are much easier to use with your feet, etc. « Show Less
1004661
This is the elastic strap only. It secures the heart rate monitor to your chest. It should be compatible with any Garmin HRM.
1277356
Yes...it works with Timex Global Trainer. I just replaced my old strap with this model 4 weeks ago and it's working great!
247791
Documentation says "all systems using Ant+ technology" so one might "assume" yes. I would make sure the healthy return policy is in place and give it a shot. I bought mine to replace a defective strap that came with a watch and it worked for that but I havent used it yet with any Ant+ specific devices. And it works well too by the way; I like the snap system on both sides of the sensor and so far it hasn't suffered any out of range issues Ive had with other monitors/straps.
338047
Don't know. I returned the strap because I was concerned that the attachment to the camera was not reliable.
537573
Yes. Just be careful when you replace the strap and pay attention to the location and placement of the internal pieces that switch the unit from forward to reverse motion. They will fall out when you open the housing but are easily put back if you remember where they go.
890474
Yes it will. The large velcro tab attaches to any point along the entire length of the strap.
175732
You could attach a TRX, but I think it's usefulness would be limited. The bar isn't really made for kipping pull ups, so I don't think it would be safe to use a TRX in a way that would involve leaning away from the bar. At most, I would use it the same way I would use rings for push ups. Having said that, I've never tried rings or TRX on mine, so others might have more insight.
687189
Your rack is designed to accept an "RX QuickTrack system" and you might want to buy the Topeak bag designed for this rack - I find Topeak's lettering system to be unnecessarily confusing, so check carefully. The QuickTrack will provide for much faster attaching and detaching. That being said, the Topeak Strap version should fit on almost any rack as it just uses 4 Velcro straps to secure the bag to the rack.
500473
Yes it can, you just have to get the wall mount piece (eye hook). Myself and my husband use them all the time. Actually like better than TRX, these aren't as bulky.
911891
Yea there is, see http://www.ram-e-shop.com/ds/general/Bluetooth_TRx_Module_New.pdf or just look got the spec number on the module and Google it followed by ".pdf "
332083
Yes ....I changed my camera to a wider angle one.....you just have to wire it to the cable for the camera..... Do not know about Trmxr
1769561
Your limitation is simply the foundation of your door. I have the TRX and the Woss as well.TRX hands down is the best...just pricey.I am certified in TRX suspension training. I utilize all 3.