I probably use my Slim Gym for this pull-up bar more than anything else at this point. The bar is textured enough to not let your hands slip and you hang out far enough from the wall to not hit the machine. It feels fine but it’s nothing special in that regard. Beyond that, it adds more rigidity to the machine. This is a must if you have the Slim Gym

These J Cups turn the Slim Gym into a decent second rack for your gym. They protrude enough from the rack to give you clearance without because a hazard for your head. It makes your trainer more versatile which is important for any home gym.

This is pretty much a necessity if you purchase the slim gym. This ups the weight capacity and allows you to use the trainer as a secondary rack if you buy the J Cups. They’re built well and aren’t hard to install even though you have very little space to work with. It’s typical Fringe quality so it’s solid not but not the best out there

When my drinks don’t need to be spotted, they are placed on these. You won’t find another coaster with such a recognizable smell anywhere else. It’s a staple of any enthusiast’s gym.

It’s a very nice looking mag pin with good knurling on the side. The magnet is strong enough without being overwhelming and the same goes for the knurling. It’s a great choice if you don’t want other cheap ones like Fringe Sport

It’s another well made piece from EVE Company that requires you to have specific use cases in mind for this to be worthwhile. You’ll be mounting this on a machine weight horn or a barbell, which means you’ll have to think about where the cable is going to mount. It’s a good way to make a machine “selectorized” and getting more use out of the stuff you already have. For me, it isn’t that useful but it doesn’t mean that someone else won’t have a better plan for it.

This is a good options if you are wanting a mount in which you can use to pull from the floor. I personally find that it’s a little overrated unless you’re trying to rig up a belt squat or something. Usually you can use your lower crossmember with a separate mount for most situations. If this is something that sounds useful to you, then this is a good choice. The build construction is solid and there’s no wobble when mounted.

This has pretty solid construction and has withstood the wear and tear of my attachments banging into it. If you’re going to spend $2200 on a Voltra, you need to protect your investment. I’ve noticed that the one removable piece on the case comes loose on occasion but it’s usually from me trying to unlock the Voltra from a weird angle. It’s kind of a pain to plug in a power cord if you don’t have a USB C extender but it’s not a deal breaker.