Jacobs Ladder 2
Jacobs Ladder 2 is a piece of home fitness equipment designed to bring the power of a full gym to residences and small footprint areas.However, it has the same drive train as Jacobs Ladder so, it is just as durable. There are four differences between Jacobs Ladder and Jacobs Ladder 2:
- Different rung design (maple rung versus polyurethane)
- Power requirement (self-powered versus 110/220V)
- Width (31.25â vs 27.25â)
- Warranty (4 Year Parts/1 Year Labor vs 2 Year Parts)
Other than that, the workout on the Jacobs Ladder 2 home fitness equipment is exactly the same with the same results!
Features
- Long, Dynamic, Climbing Strokes
- Offers Digital Feedback
- Will fit through the doorway
Specifications
- Frame: Welded Tubular Steel
- Width: 27.25â
- Length: 76â
- Height: 65.5â
- Weight: 300 lbs
- Rungs: Steel Tube with Polyurethane Sleeve
- Case: ABS/Polyethylene
- Power: 110 V (220 V available upon request)
- Ceiling Height: 7.5 Feet
- Digital Readouts: Elapsed Time, Feet Climbed, Rate (Feet/Min), Calorie Burn, Heart Rate (using chest strap)
- Warranty: 2 Year Parts
- Shipping Dimensions:
- 29â x 77.5â x 71â , 407 lbs
- Shipping Density: 4.407 lbs/ft3
What Our Experts Think
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Elite functional cardio: Jacobs Ladder 2 builds on the original by offering a selfâpaced, continuous climbing motion that engages legs, arms, and core simultaneously â ideal for cardiovascular conditioning and totalâbody endurance.
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Lowâimpact, highâintensity: Smooth, ergonomic climbing motion reduces stress on joints while maximizing calorie burn and aerobic output compared to running or traditional steppers.
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Commercialâgrade durability: Built with heavyâduty materials and reliable moving components to withstand daily use in gyms, training facilities, and home performance spaces.
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Adaptive for all levels: Intuitive selfâpowered design lets beginners start easy and advanced athletes push highâintensity intervals.
Product Q&A
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Do I need electricity for it?
No â Jacobs Ladder 2 is selfâpowered, so your movement drives the machine without motors or outlets.
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What does it train?
It targets cardio endurance, muscle stamina, core stability, and upper/body coordination through continuous climbing.
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Is it suitable for beginners?
Yes â the intensity is selfâregulated; start slow and increase effort as fitness improves.
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Where can it be used?
Gyms, sport performance facilities, home gyms, and rehab or crossâtraining centers.
Maintenance Tips
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Wipe down rails and handles after each use to remove sweat and debris.
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Check bolts and frame connections periodically to ensure stability and safety.
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Keep tracks and moving parts clean of dust for smooth motion.
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Follow any manufacturer guidance on lubrication for pulleys or joints if applicable.
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Store or cover in dry environments to protect against corrosion and prolong lifespan
Damage 
Loss 
Theft 
