These work great, I have several pair of the newer slim ones with magnets and have used all of their models

Awesome style of grip training that allows you to rotate your hands into different positions or use indifferent fingers if you want

We use it to attach our kids swing to the top of our power rack while we're lifting. Works great

A good, simple, and well built back machine, but there's no cut out in the pad for your junk like most back extensions have

Also expensive for a curl setup, but this is a great space saving way to add a curl machine to your gym. This will be a great way for me to get rid of my preacher curl bench and ass floor space for something bigger

Expensive, but a really sweet idea to turn your rack into a smith machine without having to buy one. Perfect for a home gym setting

Not a bad option with a slightly smaller footprint than a full size hack squat. Takes a but of getting used to movement wise, but can be a great way to replicate a bent torso squat pattern without loading your back with a bar, and is a great way to target the quads. But it's also expensive because its hammer strength

A great quality bar, but never will be a fan of two rings on it and no center knurling. Not sure how it can be called a multi use bar when you can't even effectively squat on it, while a power bar you truly can use for anything