Used at my work gym - would only do so if all other bikes were taken. Doesn’t feel great. As with most/all TechnoGym kit, it’s expensive commercial equipment, wouldn’t recommend for home use, much better options out there.

Not having the same options as people in North America, the ATX SSB is a very solid option, at a good price point. Surprisingly only weighs 16kg, and with that I expect it may not quite handle the same heavy weights that some would want to use, but it has always held up well for all my uses.

Bought shortly into lockdown, so the price was obscene, but it’s served me well. A typical iron piece of equipment - I don’t own it, I’m merely its current steward.

Does exactly what you should expect from an ab roller. Arguably a little on the lightweight side for the bigger bois, but fine for me.

Used at my work gym - can use a variety of attachments, it’s reliable, but doesn’t go all that heavy. As with most/all TechnoGym kit, it’s expensive commercial equipment, wouldn’t recommend for home use, much better options out there.

Used at my work gym - but then stopped. Pretty useless, not good options for ROM or the plane of movement either, nor does it go very heavy. As with most/all TechnoGym kit, it’s expensive commercial equipment, wouldn’t recommend for home use, much better options out there.

Used at my work gym - one of the better items from TechnoGym that I’ve used, but maxes out at just 92.5kg, which is not even close to heavy enough. As with most/all TechnoGym kit, it’s expensive commercial equipment, wouldn’t recommend for home use, much better options out there.

Used at my work gym - as with a lot of adjustable benches, the gap often finds itself into the most annoying spot. It is very long, no concerns there, but even my not particularly wide body struggles with the lack of width, meaning that I feel unstable at times. As with most/all TechnoGym kit, it’s expensive commercial equipment, wouldn’t recommend for home use, much better options out there.