Don’t bother with this. The Voltra cable can be pulled from multiple angles already so you’re spending money for the sake of spending money. Don’t make the same mistake as me.

It’s a pretty standard bumper plates. Lots of bounce and they are bulky, but that’s sort of what you’re expecting with this. A couple of the plates had issues with ring and had to be disposed of. They are a fine option if you’re wanting a bumper. They have been relegated to the corner of my gym since I have little use for them now. I would consider going with Fringe’s plates if I had to do it over again.

Fairly expensive for what you’re getting. The grips feel good but it depends on whether you like this type of grip. You should try it before spending your money on this.

I upgraded from the Rogue Matador to this and the difference is night and day. The handles are fantastic and make doing dips a joy versus the standard handle on the Matador. It’s not cheap but this will last forever.

Very well built attachment that can have different length handles attached. It’s hefty so you need to be careful to not let it bang around if attached to a cable stack.

It’s a pretty standard deadlift jack. No frills and you get what you pay for. It’s a small form factor so it’s easy to store when not in use.

Well built handles with a fantastic grip. It’s a premium option for an open D handle design so you will need to weight whether or not that matters to you. The only real downside for using them is that they’re heavy if you’re using a Voltra

This is the widest version that I own and it is of the same quality of the as the others. If you are considering this, you need to try it before you buy it since it’s a “love it or hate it” type of feel when you’re using it.