I love the trak handles but, man, did they miss the mark on the actual handles. These fix that issue almost flawlessly. Pick your handle diameter and even colors. They re-use the metal core of the original handles so the fact that they are 3D printed doesn't impact the quality of the overall attachment.

Sleek design and excellent build quality. Allows me to move my voltra around my rack and the mount is compatible with both 5/8" and 1" hardware. They include shims for metric racks to tighten down the fit. It's such a close match that sometimes it's a little difficult to slide on but i would rather have that than more shifting and play. There's still a little bit of wobble and tilt because it's held by one mag pin but it's almost negligable.

I bought this back in 2022 for about $700. I am 6ft tall and I can *almost* get a full stretch at the top while seated. The adaptability of using both standard 1" plates and Olympic 2" plates are a big benefit of this machine. The pulleys are decently smooth if tracking well and if both sides are loaded equally. When doing a standard lat pulldown, I was able to use upwards of 205lb without too many issues. The weight carriage/horns is 25lb with the olympic sized sleeves attached. It functions as intended and was not that difficult to assemble. If you are lifting more than about 40lb from the low pulley straight up (curls) and you are not standing on the foot platform, the whole machine will tip backwards. I fixed this by placing a dumbbell in the hooks at the top temporarily, as I prefer not to have the foot plate attached. The pulleys do not stay tracked in the centers of their housings, and will rub against the housing if you are not pulling on-center. The piece of metal connecting the seat to the main assembly is also quite loose even with 2 tight bolts, but it is only a minor sound annoyance.

There are not many options when it comes to functional trainers that fit in a basement with 82in tall ceilings, especially budget ones. The FTX has been great for me. Smooth pulleys, good build quality, and low price. All of my biggest complaints are easily remedied. Firstly, the weight stacks are not very heavy, but a gym pin has worked great with this so far. Secondly, the included carabiners are low quality, but I quickly replaced them with better ones purchased from amazon. Lastly, as others have stated, the labels for the weight plates are not pounds, just arbitrary numbers. I solved this by not using them. Instead, I wrote the weight on each plate with a white chalk marker. It starts at 7.5lb and increases by 5lb with each plate.

I love this product. I am very limited on space and ceiling height, this is by far the best barbell storage option for me. I don't have to try to carefully move a barbell in and out of my rack, trying not to hit anything or the ceiling, because the bar is already in my rack!