ATLAS BAR Exercise Cable Attachment

This is a nice tool to add to the arsenal.it makes my elbows and wrists feel much better with tricep and bicep focused movements . But it does have its flaws though. The padding sucks and it does need some knurling which I’m assuming if it did have higher quality parts it would cost much more. Luckily I bought it used which the previous owner added the swivel shackle to it. I 3d printed some knurled handle covers recently and it feels so much better. And I’m going to replace the padding soon. They do sell replacement padding on their Etsy page for 15$ but I may just opt for pool noodles to add some personalization to it. Over all I still thinks it’s nice to have as another of my million cable attachments that I can use.

I love the bar but it needs knurling added to the handle and the pads are not very good and i have already replaced them. This is too expensive for the quality. The company Savage has a much better option but it is really expensive and it oversea so I think it would have tariffs on it.

Way too expensive for the quality. This easily bends, has basically pool noodle foam on the handle, and just overall is meh. I wouldn’t recommend this unless it was $50 on Amazon. That’s about the quality: which is a shame because it’s a small shop.

I love the functionality of this, and how it helps relieve strain on my elbows especially. It also helps relieve wrist strain, but that wasn't as big a problem for me for the key lifts this is good for (tricep push-downs, overhead tricep extensions, curls, lat pull-overs). Value is where this one takes a hit. It has increased a LOT in price over the past year or so, and it was already pretty pricey for what it is. I think it used to be around $100 or so on Etsy, and always had a $15 plus markup on Amazon. Now it's almost $170 I think which is insane for what you're getting. I probably could have made my own with some 1" metal pipe from a hardware store, but I ended up still buying one direct from Etsy with some Christmas gift money. It was still over $100, but not the crazy markup on Amazon for it (on top of it continuing to rise in price). It's a shame another company isn't making this for a reasonable price (there's an overseas company making one for almost $300 before not cheap shipping cost I think), but if you can get it around $100, I still think it's a decent deal if you look past how simple it is, and focus on the functionality if gives you. I've heard some people complain about the foam padding. It does slide, but others have said they need more padding due to discomfort, and I disagree. The padding was plenty for me. It is very cheap padding though, so I'm sure it won't last long. That's the only point I took off is I'm sure the foam pads will need to be replaced after a year or so of use.