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If I had to pick one attachment to keep on my rack forever, it would be the PecFly Attachment.
Why? Because it does everything I need — shoulder raises, chest flyes, rear delt work, even light pulls.

It’s simple, durable, and feels great on every rep.
The Sopanthfit model fits 2x2, 3x2, and 3x3 racks, works with 2” plates, and supports up to 330 lbs. Not bad for something that takes up almost no space.

Sometimes versatility beats size.
Learn more at www.sopanthfit.com.

I love training at home, but let’s be honest — sometimes you miss that commercial gym feel.
The PecFly Attachment gives it back.

It’s stable, smooth, and feels professional. You can do all your shoulder isolation moves with real resistance and precision, not just guessing with dumbbells.

The Sopanthfit version fits any standard rack, handles heavy loads, and stores away magnetically when you’re done.
It’s one of the few tools that makes your home gym feel like the real deal.

Bring the gym feel home — www.sopanthfit.com.

When I first saw the PecFly Attachment, I honestly thought it was just another fancy add-on. But once I tried it, I realized how wrong I was.

The motion feels completely different from dumbbells. It’s smoother, more controlled, and keeps tension where it should be — on your delts. Plus, it doesn’t eat up space like a cable machine.

The Sopanthfit Link-Type Lateral Raise is strong, compact, and magnetic for easy storage. Now I use it for side raises, rear flyes, and even light presses.

Sometimes the best equipment isn’t the biggest — it’s the one that keeps you consistent.
Check it out at www.sopanthfit.com.

A lot of people think they need cables to isolate their shoulders.
Not true. The PecFly Attachment gives you that same isolation, minus the space and cost.

It connects right to your squat rack, takes standard 2” weight plates, and moves naturally with your body. You can go light for control or heavy for growth — it’s up to you.

The Sopanthfit Link-Type Lateral Raise is solid steel, powder-coated, and fits most racks easily. When you’re done, just stick it to the rack with its built-in magnet.

Big gym feel, small home footprint.
Learn more at www.sopanthfit.com.

If you’re stuck doing the same dumbbell raises every week, it’s time for something new.
The PecFly Attachment completely changes how you feel your shoulders work.

With the Sopanthfit version, the motion follows your body — no awkward stress, no jerky movement. Just smooth, even resistance that keeps tension where it should be.

I use it for side raises, chest flyes, and even light rows. It’s compact, durable, and adds a professional feel to any home setup.

Sometimes one new tool is all you need to fall in love with training again.
You can grab yours at www.sopanthfit.com.

If you train at home, you probably miss that big pec deck or cable station from the gym. But honestly, you don’t need it.
The PecFly Attachment gives you the same feeling — smooth tension, perfect shoulder angles, and real control — right on your rack.

You can do lateral raises, reverse flyes, even front raises, all without bulky machines or cables. It takes seconds to set up and stores neatly afterward.

I’ve been using the Sopanthfit Link-Type Lateral Raise, and it’s one of those rare pieces that actually feels right the first time you use it. Strong, simple, effective.

Want to make shoulder day fun again?
Check it out at www.sopanthfit.com.

Strong shoulders aren’t just about looks — they protect your joints and improve every other lift you do. The PecFly Attachment helps build that strength safely and efficiently.

It allows smooth, controlled movement for your side and rear delts, with no awkward angles or strain. You can start light, focus on form, and progress over time.

The Sopanthfit version is especially nice — fits all racks with 5/8" holes, handles up to 330 lbs, and has that clean black steel finish that just feels right.

It’s a small piece of gear that delivers serious results.
You can learn more at www.sopanthfit.com.

Everyone wants that “V” shape — wide shoulders, tight waist. But you can’t build width without hitting the lateral delts directly.

That’s where the PecFly Attachment shines. It gives you a perfect angle and consistent tension, something dumbbells can’t always match. You can isolate your delts, strengthen your rear shoulders, and even add chest work — all from your rack.

I’m using the Sopanthfit Link-Type Lateral Raise, and it’s built like a tank. Heavy steel, ergonomic grip, fits any 2x2 or 3x3 rack.

Forget the excuses. Build your width with smart, compact tools.
Check it out here → www.sopanthfit.com

My garage gym isn’t big — one rack, one barbell, a few plates. So when I add new gear, it has to be worth it. The Sopanthfit PecFly Attachment definitely is.

It connects right to the rack and lets me do all my shoulder and chest accessory work without needing machines. The movement feels smooth, like something you’d find in a commercial gym, but it fits in a corner of my garage.

It’s also crazy easy to store. The built-in magnet keeps it right on the rack, no clutter at all.

If you’re working with limited space but still want pro-level training, this attachment is a must.
You can see it here: www.sopanthfit.com

When space is tight, every piece of gear has to earn its spot. The PecFly Attachment easily passes that test.

It turns your rack into a full upper-body station — side raises, rear flyes, front raises, even light chest flyes. One attachment, endless variety.

I use the Sopanthfit version, built from solid steel with a black powder coat. It fits all common rack sizes and can handle real weight. Plus, it sticks to the rack magnetically when I’m done.

For under a few minutes of setup, you can completely change how you train shoulders and upper back. That’s the kind of efficiency every home gym owner loves.

Learn more at www.sopanthfit.com.

Training shoulders used to feel like a chore — the same dumbbell raises, the same cables. Then I tried the PecFly Attachment, and suddenly, shoulder day was something I looked forward to.

The motion feels natural. You can adjust the arms, control the range, and actually feel your delts working through every inch. It’s smooth, stable, and doesn’t take up space.

The Sopanthfit Link-Type Lateral Raise fits right on my rack (5/8” hole or larger) and stores easily with its magnetic hold. No cables, no setup headaches.

Now, shoulder day means more variety, better mind–muscle connection, and zero excuses.
If you want to bring that same energy back to your training, check it out at www.sopanthfit.com.

Most lifters love pressing — bench, overhead, incline. But too much pressing without isolation creates imbalance. That’s why you need some lateral work.

The PecFly Attachment lets you target your delts in all directions.
Side raises for width, reverse flyes for rear strength, pec flyes for front definition. It keeps your shoulders healthy and rounded — not just strong in one direction.

If you’re training at home, it’s a no-brainer. It attaches to your rack in seconds, uses standard 2" weight plates, and stores away clean.

Balanced training builds strong, pain-free shoulders.
So don’t just press — fly.