I think the main benefit people get out of this is the strength curve feature of Prime, but the shin pad they have on this sucks. Not sure why they don't make it a roller pad so it moves along your shin as the rep progresses, instead of staying in the same spot like with their design. Make it quite uncomfortable IMO

I've used it maybe a dozen times in a gym. It's a pretty large piece and being able to change the resistance curve is a nice plus. I just don't know that I would necessarily prefer it over a hammer strength or arsenal pulldown

I love using these for some hip rehab exercises, as well as shoulder training. They're a lot more durable and comfortable than other brands I've used

I think the lifters that benefit from this bar the most are equipped benchers that need a stiffer bar and more room for weight on the bar. The knurling is great as usual for Texas Power Bars.

Used this a while ago at a gym I used to train it. Its a great way to isolate the lower back without the stress of a deadlift or weighted 45 degree back extension. Its even better when you add bands into the mix

It's a decent machine but I think there's better options out there for grip. I would almost think it would feel better in your hands if there was some kind of rolling plastic or material on the handles instead of bare metal

Kind of a unique machine. I always preferred just doing 1 leg at a time because trying to keep each leg in sync doing the at the same time gets weird

Much more comfortable for me using this versus standing on the edge of my deadlift platform. I pretty much only use it for kettlebell goblet squats