These Vendetta adapters, along with the Gym-Pin adapters for the Rogue LT-1 Trolley Arms have really changed the landscape and functionality of otherwise fairly static Jammer Arms. Several companies now have adopted these designs into all-in-one units. The materials and finish, powder coat, etc. are like they came straight from Rogue, that’s how good they are. He makes these for a number of other manufacturer’s trolley arms like REP, Titan and Sorinex. What used to be a chore to set up these make setting starting points a quick adjust. Highly recommend if you have trolley arms.

Wright Equipment Fat Bar is 84” and 51mm diameter, Cerakote, knurled, both powerlifting and olympic markings, no center knurl on shaft. Rotating bushing, chrome Olympic 16.4” Sleeves (must request chrome otherwise comes standard in black cerakote). Weighs 60lbs and is priced at $315 Out of a host of other Fat Bars/Axle Bars, the Wright Fat Bar is what I settled on and happy with that decision. I’m not into any strongman comps so I preferred rotating sleeves. I have used it and will rotate it in for use with: OHP, cleans, clean and press, clean and jerk, deadlift, bench, bent over rows among other movements. It’s cerakoted, next to bare steel or stainless steel (which is my first choice), I prefer cerakoted bars. The knurling is equal/identical to the cerakoted Rogue Ohio Bar and since I will do Olympic lifts with it, having the dual markings is valuable as well. The 16.4” chrome sleeves have a smooth bushing and rotate nicely and they do not have excessive play. It’s a beefy bar at 60lbs and is well made. Even though it is on the more expensive side for fat bars at $315, I am very pleased with its build and function. I love the feel of the wider bar, just like on my Titan EZ Fat curl bar and with my Prime Kaz handles.

Nicely fabricated trolley arm adapters for the Rogue LT-1 50 Cal Monster Trolley and Lever Arm System. They are made by GymPin in collaboration with a gym influencer I care not to name at this point and they are branded with both GymPin and “K_____”. His sticker was easy to remove fortunately. These adapters really offer a lot for those using Rogue Lever arms. It’s almost if if the static arms, as good as they are, have been truly “liberated” with now added static positions, but also freedom of movement in an unlocked configuration. I really like their bushing rod assembly that fits in the brass bushing on the Rogue Trolley arm way better than Rogue’s bushing rod. The way it attaches is far easier and more elegant. Chris from GymPin was nice enough to send their prototype version for me to test to verify fit and function and that way GymPin could dial them in and tweak the measurements of the hitch pin holes if necessary. They felt that they might have had a 3mm variation and didn’t have a Rogue Monster 1.0 version Lever Arm on site to work with. I wanted to jump at the chance because the design is great and GymPin makes some great, useful and high quality pieces. Chris is super communicative and very nice to interact with as well. As is, the adapters fit and function extremely well. I have the short 35” lever arms and the adapters add an additional 7” of length to them. Their operation is smooth and being able to lock them in neutral, 15 and 30 degree positions opens up a lot of variations to grip and to the movements of any exercises performed. The free, unlocked option is butter smooth and allows for complete freedom of motion through the entire range of any exercise. Suddenly OHP turns into Dumbbell OHP.

I’ve wanted to sell my soul to the devil numerous times just to end a repetitive HIIT routine on this beast. It’s overbuilt and will outlast anyone. I upgraded the pedals on mine and got the wind guard, which I think should come with it. The turf wheels were overkill since mine is stationary.

I like supporting small USA companies in an industry of “giants”. Belt Fed is just such a company, and they put TLC and expert craftsmanship into all of their offerings. I first learned about them through Adrian Gluck and then met them at HGC. I’ve had this attachment now for it to become supple and conformist to my hands - like a fine pair of leather shoes that break-in. Love it for overhead tricep extensions.

These are more of a novelty statement piece to me in the world of kettlebells. I just purchased one and painted the eyes for a window sill gym decoration.

Had these Trak Fitness IIc - Trak Handle Pro-X for about 6 years now in their native state with the plastic/rubberized handles. I never purchased the “Sport” version ones until last year when I saw someone post them with a JD Gym Equipped modded knurled handle in stainless steel. So I picked up a pair and had Jesse do the same for me. Loved the result so much that I sent him specs for the Pro-X handles after procrastinating, and he sent me those handle mods as well. Came out perfectly and now I have my two GOAT attachments 👍🏼. I don’t think anyone has modded the Pro-X yet up until this point. Additionally, I know a few companies and private people on Etsy making printed plastic ones for the Trak Sport handle. While those are decent, there is nothing like knurled stainless steel in your hand and this mod does not add obnoxious weight to the handles. I can strongly recommend the upgrade. I’ve owned many a D handle and to me these were the ones I settled on back in 2019. These live up to the hype they have recently been getting.

Had these Trak Fitness IIc - Trak Handle Pro-X for about 6 years now in their native state with the plastic/rubberized handles. I never purchased the “Sport” version ones until last year when I saw someone post them with a JD Gym Equipped modded knurled handle in stainless steel. So I picked up a pair and had Jesse do the same for me. Loved the result so much that I sent him specs for the Pro-X handles after procrastinating, and he sent me those handle mods as well. Came out perfectly and now I have my two GOAT attachments 👍🏼. I don’t think anyone has modded the Pro-X yet up until this point. Additionally, I know a few companies and private people on Etsy making printed plastic ones for the Trak Sport handle. While those are decent, there is nothing like knurled stainless steel in your hand and this mod does not add obnoxious weight to the handles. I can strongly recommend the upgrade.