Go Limitless, Go Eccentric, Go Anywhere: Now Launching the kPulley Go!

Our latest move in the flywheel training journey is launching our next-generation flywheel training device, the kPulley Go, designed for serious strength training. With robust construction and the smoothest of actions, it’s built for heavy athletic training – and thanks to its variable resistance, is suitable for all user levels.

WHY THE KPULLEY GO?

When celebrating our decade in flywheel training, we wanted to make available a device that will satisfy the need for a portable version of our kPulley2 device from our existing users, the #ExxentricFam.

Over the years, we have seen the kPulley2 being installed in endlessly creative ways and in all sorts of environments. The kPulley2 is designed to be permanently installed in one fixed place, therefore, our team of engineers decided to meet the demand for a truly portable device by developing the ultimate version of the kPulley for serious strength training.

We also wanted to make it easier for users to bring a kPulley device outdoors. Easy to unpack, set up, and start training with, it can be strapped to any strong robust rack or pole, or even a tree. The kPulley Go is the ultimate on-the-go flywheel training device.

BEHIND THE DESIGN

Already subject to community design registration in the EU, the kPulley Go is built with the same type of flywheel technology as our existing devices. But what sets the kPulley Go apart from other devices is how our flywheel training engineers have managed to integrate most of the components into a very compact form. See below the main features of the kPulley Go:

SMOOTHEST TRAINING EXPERIENCE

Our first-ever hand-held flywheel training device, the kPulley Go is our smallest yet most versatile training device to date. Offering smooth and effective strength training, the kPulley Go allows for push and pull, and rotational actions to allow for serious strength training. The neat yet robust design gives you a wide spectrum of movement freedom and a smooth training experience.

The device’s movements are responsive. It follows very smoothly the direction in which the user pulls for a very stable feel, both in the concentric and the eccentric phase of the movement.