Absolutely love this attachment, I've got the older version for the super bench. Like any other ironmaster attachment this saves so much room in my gym, and can get a killer leg pump. Not only can I do bicep curls in my rack, now I can do leg curls in my rack.

Classic look and classic feel. If you can find these pieces of history snatch them up.

I was very skeptical of the plastic adaptabells at first but wow I am a believer now. Obviously for a loadable dumbbell there is the time to change plates, no way getting around that. Coming from someone who loves the feel of prostyle dumbbells, using these with standard weight plates gives a similar feeling. I was very surprised at how well the weights fit when tightened, there is no movement at all when you tighten them down. Overall for $50 these are a no brainer for a budget home gym.

I will start of by saying I got these from a marketplace pickup for free. These collars definitely have their pros, easy to use, fit on the bar snug, and magnetic. Being magnetized is so when switching your plates just throw it on the rack and you're done. I agree with many other reviews and they will come loose if doing crazy movements like cleans or deadlifts. They have come loose on me before when doing bench, I accidentally hit my jcup on the way up and they came loose. They stayed on the bar and I was able to finish the set. That being said I would not recommend buying these new with the current price tag, if you can find them very cheap on a sale or marketplace then I would pick them up.

The Mona Lisa, the Sistine Chapel, many people would consider these to be the perfect piece of art. I, on the other hand would consider vintage milled York plates the perfect piece of art. Accurate, smooth and tight on the bar, built to last generations, sexy, what else is there to say?

There I was on a Saturday marketplace pickup, picking up some milled york plates not noticing the bar. The gentlemen was a former football coach, before he helps me start putting weights into the back of my vehicle, he stops and says to me "Now these have a story to them". He continues "These belonged to my brother who unfortunately passed away, and was a former pro powerlifter. He took good care of these, and they meant a lot to him". I acknowledge and listen to his story about his brother, and I let him know these will be going in my gym and will be lifted every single day. I go back into his barn to pickup this bar, I look down at the bar. My god, it's an old York bar. The knurling, super aggressive. A little bit of rust, but nothing a little 3 in 1 oil can take care of. I bring this bar back to my gym and clean it off right away and put it in my rack where it's new home is. In this home it will be used, and lifted with care and power. And eventually it will be passed down to another powerlifter when I am old and grey. To that powerlifter that sadly left this world, I hope you are looking down and seeing this York bar is being looked after and is being used and being lifted with heavy weights.

I have accumulated a good sized collection of vintage York standard plates. Don't ever use them since they are standard size but man do they look cool. This pair of 50s dont see much use other than sitting on the back of my leg extension machine and boy do they do a good job of holding it down, look badass doing it as well.

Phenomenal D-Handles, knurling feels great, and these feel solid and built to last. Beware with the packaging on these, I ordered a pair of them and they came in 2 boxes in a plastic bag. The bag ripped during shipping and 1 of the boxes fell out, called Rep customer service and they sent me a replacement at no charge. Big shout out Rep customer service for being awesome.