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EASY INSTALLATION
This kit mounts to any load-bearing wall or ceiling stud, and it comes with the necessary bolts for installation.
UNIQUE X DESIGN
The X design allows you to hang multiple straps on the mount to give you a full range of motion in any exercise.
DURABLE POWER-COATED STEEL
The powder-coated steel construction is durable enough to withstand even the toughest workouts, and it can handle indoor and outdoor elements. The neutral color gives it a low-key look for your space.
FOR ALL FITNESS LEVELS
Our ceiling-and-wall mount is a perfect addition for our TRX Suspension Trainers. Whether you’re a beginner athlete or an experienced pro, our equipment helps you make fit happen.
TRX was built on the idea that fitness can be achieved by anyone from anywhere with one radically simple design. Our XMount sets up securely on load-bearing walls and ceiling studs that are perfect for our Suspension Trainers or other exercise equipment. Use our low-profile mount to support you during your cardio, core exercises, strength training, and so much more.
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Reviewed in Mexico on July 12, 2024
Altamente resistente y se después de años en el exterior no ha sufrido oxidación, excelente!!!
Richard Doucet
Reviewed in Canada on March 8, 2021
The product was is sturdy and well made. Everything you need is provided in the box so there is no need to go out and buy additional hardware. It was very easy to install and overall is a great product.
Alex T
Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2020
I stumbled upon the TRX bands while searching for something else, and I’m very glad I purchased them. The bands work great, and our whole family is now using them in our exercise room (there's a lot of expensive equipment in there collecting dust while we use the TRX bands now).I installed the bands in the ceiling using this TRX X-mount and it has worked perfect. For me, mounting these on the ceiling was much much better than attaching them to the top of a door. To me, it wouldn’t be worth it if I had to mount it on top of a door. The main exercise I wanted to do with these was inverted rows, and those require that you lay flat on the ground almost directly under the ceiling mount. So if I had mounted it on at the top of a door, then inverted rows wouldn’t have been possible (nowhere to put your feet / extend your legs).This mount easily bolted in to the ceiling joist in our exercise room (the joist was 1.5 inches wide and I used a stud finder to ensure I drilled into the middle of it for maximum stability). The mount is very very secure … doesn't move or sway at all.One suggestion – make sure you download the TRX Accessory X-Mount installation instructions. I just double checked, and for whatever reason the detailed instructions don’t seem to have come in the box? I found the online installation instructions by accident when searching online to find out what size drill bit to use to drill the pilot holes in the ceiling.The install instructions were especially helpful because they clarified the exact workout space I needed to take full advantage of the bands. The original TRX box said you needed a workout space of 8 ft deep by 6 ft wide, and I just assumed the 8 feet was straight back from where you mount them on the ceiling. But that’s not the case. The X-mount install instructions clarify that the recommended workout distance is 5 ft back from the ceiling mount, while leaving 3 ft in front of you (5 + 3 = 8 ft). Bottom line – For me, mounting on the ceiling was definitely the way to go. Otherwise, I wouldn’t have been able to do certain exercises (included the inverted rows that I bought the bands for in the first place). I also moved some other equipment around to make sure the workout space for these was the recommended width of 6 ft wide (3 ft on each side). Having the full 8 ft X 6 ft space available to work out in makes a big difference, and the ceiling mount is a ton better than a door.Very happy with this X-mount. Very easy to install and it has worked perfectly. Took less than 30 min to install (after I found the instructions :)
Quediamashermoso
Reviewed in Spain on June 1, 2017
El soporte es increíblemente robusto. Se trata de una base de 12 cm de diámetro con dos semiargollas cruzadas y dos orificios para los tornillos. Éstos son de 8 cm de largo y 1 de ancho en su parte superior. El conjunto soporta hasta 350 kg de peso. Viene sin tacos, por lo que hay que comprar tacos de la medida correcta para hormigón (atornillar en hormigón, vigas, o muros de carga, nunca en paredes o techos normales). Ver foto con los tacos que recomiendan.Las instrucciones vienen en inglés, pero vamos, que atornillar el chisme no tiene mucha ciencia. Se pone la pletina en el sitio donde se vaya a atornillar, se marcan los agujeros con un lápiz, se meten los tacos, se vuelve a poner encima la pletina, se mete la arandela al primer tornillo y se atornilla sin ajustar mucho, se hace lo mismo con el segundo, y se terminan de ajustar los dos.En cuanto a la colocación, recomiendan que se instale en una viga como mínimo a un metro de distancia de la pared, sobre una superficie lisa de ejercicio de 2,5 x 1,8 metros (ver foto). Esto permitrá poder moverse en 360º, que es lo ideal para el entrenamiento TRX
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Reviewed in Italy on December 1, 2016
Perfetto, fissato a un muro maestro con viti e stop ad espansione, sicurezza totale che per me vale la spesa.Prodotto garantito in qualità.
まぐろ
Reviewed in Japan on April 30, 2016
ホムセンで安い電動ドリル買ってきて自力で柱に固定作業をおこないました。根本までは全部はめられませんでしたが、それで全力で引っ張ろうが体重加えようがびくともしません。この１ヶ月毎日使い込んでいるけれど揺らぎようのない安心感をもっています。ハンモック等のカルビナを買うよりか絶対、専用のものをかうことをおすすめします。安心感がちゃいます！
Robert Wickman
Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2011
My first thought when I saw this TRX addition was "Dang, that's pricey for a ceiling anchor!". Now that I have it, I can honestly say it's worth the price. Screw both bolts into a ceiling stud, crank it down tight, and get to work. No groaning, grinding, or creaking. The X-Mount is quiet and solid, so you'll have no worries during a workout. It looks cool, also. You'll need a stud finder, drill and a socket wrench to install it. A step ladder is really helpful, also, depending on your ceiling height and your reach. You could buy some inexpensive hardware from the big box hardware store, but this is a far better solution if you are serious about using your TRX. And since you bought the finest body weight training system on the planet , you might was well pair it with a great anchor. I tried the sand bag door anchor that came with my TRX, but it's a flimsy gadget that's really only valuable for travel use when you take your TRX on trips. So suck it up and get the X-Mount, you won't be sorry. Highly recommended.
Chandler
Reviewed in the United States on November 30, 2011
Although I personally prefer rip:60 to TRX because they designed the straps so that you can also do a "sawing motion" so that you expand the exercises you can do on it and I think it's made better for less, I like this mount better than the Rip:60 suspension trainer mount.This is HEAVY DUTY. It's not thin metal by any means. The cross X means that you won't have one metal loop that might not be saudered well that can break away at any time after repeated use. Because there are two metal pieces soldered to the base, you have double strength holding up your body and your suspension training system.Also this comes with the screws and the rip:60 mount does not. I would never in a million years guessed the size of the screws that came with this...they were the biggest screws I'd ever seen...but I got them in the ceiling stud even though I had to read the directions to know how to use a stud finder...piece of cake.I wouldn't enjoy suspension training nearly enough strapped on a door. The very first day I realized the importance of the ceiling mount because I'm encumbered by no walls in my moves. Because I use the workout DVDs to do my routine, I have total 360 degree rotation to be able to watch the DVDs and do the moves at the same time, regardless of what the move is or what direction I need to face...I can move the trainer around easily.I actually got a metal clamp like the ones that attach the hand straps to the suspension trainer to strap onto this mount, then attach my suspension trainer. You can just attach it the same way it shows you to attach your suspension trainer to a tree branch.The Rip:60 comes with the door mount free, unlike the TRX, but I think this greatly improves the ease of my workout and gives me more room needed for things like squats or lunges away from walls and doors....and the ability to move about freely if one move requires more room.I have a ceiling fan in the middle of my workout room but putting it to the side of the fan so blades can whirl while still in use was a cinch.I would not trust something lighter or not made to hold up human weight to hold me on the ceiling. The screws are made to hold 600 lbs (I'm NOWHERE near that...but I like that it can!) as is the mount. It's not lightweight. This is heavy duty metal that is double reinforced by two metal mounts.The suspension trainer can hang in either direction from the X. It doesn't matter.
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