If I could only own one cable attachment it would probably be this one. Super versatile, feels great in the hands, rotating handles mean it's super comfortable through the full range of motion, and the attachment point is really close to the handles which is great if you have low ceilings and are trying to maximize range of motion. I use this for pull downs, rows, and curls mostly, feels great for all of them.

Really nice mag pins! I didn't have any sort of custom graphic I wanted so I just grabbed a few with the Darko logo and think they look great. Aluminum heads, nice knurl, nothing bad to say about them.

Like this jack a lot, light and compact and easy to store out of the way, and easier to jack the bar up than other mini deadlift jack designs I've tried. I have two so that me and a training partner can easily load both sides of the bar at once and it works, but they will tip over if you're not careful. Never happens when just using one though like you're supposed to, since the other side of the bar is in firm contact with the ground. Biggest gripe is the UHMW is paper thin, I wore through it in less than 6 months using it only once per week and now my bars are chewing up the aluminum. If I was going to buy again, I'd get the AbMat Barbell Jack Evo. Same design, but 100% composite material so you will never end up with metal on metal contact.

Absolutely love these. I was debating between these and the Keppi knockoffs but went with the Eleiko because they look a little nicer, easier to clamp/unclamp since it's just one latch, and I like supporting the company that came up with the original design. Every other collar I have is collecting dust now, these are so good.

This is a great attachment if you've got low ceilings because the attachment point is almost parallel with the handles, so it lets you really maximize range of motion compared to a lot of other attachments. Lightweight, knurl is really nice, and the multiple attachment points makes it pretty versatile.

One of the first attachments I bought, nothing really wrong with it but the attachment point is very far from the handles, so if you have low ceilings it's not a great purchase, you'll sacrifice a lot of range of motion if you're already tight on space.

Overrated as a weight vest. It's built well, but it's a huge pain in the ass to adjust, and that little piece at the front that you see floating around in the photo always comes loose for me mid-workout, never wants to stay attached to the vest. Have also had the actual plates get out of position inside the vest more than once. The 5.11 TacTec Trainer Weight Vest is a much better buy for fitness use — it's just as heavy duty but the design is much simpler and easier to adjust. Would buy that one no questions asked even if it were the same price as this one. Their new Taconic Weight Vest looks really great too, planning to sell this one to give that one a try soon.

Was originally shopping for a lat pulldown/low row, considering options like the Rogue Slinger, etc. and then found out about the Voltra. Absolutely love this thing — saves so much space and the 200lb limit hasn't been an issue for me for the things I use it for. Love the versatility, and especially appreciate things like the eccentric and inverse chains modes that let you do things you can't really do with normal physical weights. The mounts they sell are pretty overengineered and a bad deal if you ask me, but the unit itself is 10/10. Highly considering purchasing a second one.