Happy with the attachment itself, though it is too expensive for what it is. I love pullovers, but you would really benefit from either having a cable cam attachment or the multi weight horn so you can get a full range of motion with this. With the normal lever used for weight you do end up losing tension at the end of the lift, I've compensated for that by using some bands mounted below to keep a little tension but will eventually upgrade to give the full rom.

Its fiddly like everything else on the isolator but I'm quite happy with it other than I wish I bought the rack mounted stabilizer instead as I mounted this inside the rack instead of on the outside of my rack as I was originally planning. Just make sure you lock in your seat angle before trying to attach the kickstand, definitely adds stability.

Does its job, comes with the isolator. I got the vintage red leather version, and its comfortable to use for leg curls and extensions, plenty of padding.

Does the job, haven't found a good use case yet for the carabiner mount points on the back yet but could see that being useful for someone if they don't have a lat pulldown machine. Getting the curl attachment to work took a little bit of adjustment from the angle of the seat pad and the setting on the lever arm but once I found my position it feels great for preacher curls.

Heavy duty, I got the vintage red leather version and it feels very high quality. Good for seated movements and preacher curls.

I love this. I would recommend having a dedicated upright and have it in a position where you don't need to move it up and down. I have mine in a position that allows me to do everything I do with it, pullovers, preacher curls, leg extensions, lying hamstring curls, etc and don't ever have to move it. There is a little bit of flex that comes from rack movement, which I've mitigated with the stand attachment that bullet proof offers. I don't have the space or budget for a lot of machines, this gives me the flexibility to replace a lot of machines with one rack mounted attachment. The pads and attachments are overbuilt and therefore heavy, but there is no doubt on quality for me. People who don't like to fiddle with settings will not like this, however. I've used my whiteboard to note best positions for my lifts so that I can easily get to where I need to. The main thing is to ensure the joint you are moving is in line with the pivot point of the isolator and then it'll feel very natural.

Happy with mine, just bought one to do low rows with and the quality of it is just fine for the one movement I do. Couldn't justify a maggrip for that purpose and I am glad I grabbed this instead.

Now that I'm double certified I can get double strong