This bar is extremely versatile. You can choose your favorite handles and position them however you want, which opens up a ton of exercise options. I went with the stainless steel version, and it’s well built — solid, high-quality materials that should last a lifetime. I have no complaints at all. If you’re looking for a highly customizable cable attachment that replaces multiple bars and handles, this is a great choice.

These hanging ab straps are very comfortable and extremely heavy-duty built. They feel like they should last a lifetime. My only wish is that they had adjustable loops for different height settings. As they are, they work great, but a bit more adjustability would make them even better for different users or exercises. Overall, they’re a solid, bombproof option for hanging leg raises and ab work.

This has become my go-to attachment for face pulls. Time will tell if the handles hold up or start to deteriorate over time, but so far they’ve been solid with no issues. The split pulley design is really nice and gives a smooth, even pull. It would be even better if it had low profile clips and allowed you to swap out the handles for different options. Still, I’m happy with the purchase and it’s added good variety to my cable work.

Well, Rory has the nicest nuts and Darko has the danglers. These are a simple but really nice product. Anything you used to grab the cable stop ball on before is now much more comfortable thanks to these danglers. They do exactly what they’re supposed to do and make cable movements feel better. My only regret is that I didn’t get the blue ones. Overall, a smart little upgrade that’s worth picking up if you run a lot of cable work.

Hands down, this is my most-used attachment. I haven’t touched my regular D-handles since I got the TrakHandle Sport. I was initially worried about durability, but I’ve put it through the paces with heavy use and it’s held up with zero issues. The upgraded JD Gym Equipped handles feel as close to perfect as I’ve found — comfortable, smooth, and versatile for rows, presses, pulls, and just about everything else. It’s not for the budget shoppers, but if you want a high-quality handle that becomes your daily go-to, this is worth it.

This squat wedge is functional and well engineered — it’s not overly heavy. It’s definitely not as light as foam slant boards, but it’s much lighter than the Exponent Edge. The only issue I’ve run into is that the non-stick surface is starting to wear out from calf raises. Overall, it’s a solid, thoughtfully designed piece that gets the job done without unnecessary bulk. Good engineering makes a noticeable difference here.

I haven’t had to test whether these can actually hold a failed lift, but I can’t imagine them not holding up — these things are built solid and heavy. They have the typical high quality you’ve come to expect from REP. The straps feel strong and the hardware is well-made. My only real wish is that they stored easier. Right now they usually end up on the floor or hanging awkwardly on a vertical part of the rack. Overall, they’re a reliable, heavy-duty safety option that should give you peace of mind during heavy lifts.

This is a nice roller with multiple uses, and I keep finding new ways to incorporate it into my workouts. Attaching it to the Voltra creates a really killer ab workout — just be careful, because it can get away from you quickly if you’re not focused. The build quality is good overall. It’s light and not overly heavy, which I appreciate. A lot of companies seem to think you need heavy-gauge steel to make something sturdy, but Force 6 shows that good engineering and proper support can deliver a product that’s both light and solid. Overall, it’s a versatile piece that adds real value to the gym without unnecessary bulk.