While the Darko quick mount is the gold standard for Voltra mounts, the Trinity Mount is the most versatile. You can use it with either one or two Voltras and it has a built in loop to do the 1:2 pulley trick. It will provide you a simple, compact way to pull some serious weight and get the most out of your Voltra. If you do not care about the 1:2 pulley method or mounting two Voltras next to each other, this isn’t for you.

These open and close easily and wont move at all when you’re using the bar. They are the quickest collars to lock that I own and that’s a nice touch. The magnetism is strong enough to stick to plates and my Wall Control panels. It’s not cheap but a good long term investment.

Versatile, well built foot plate that can be mounted on either a crossmember or an upright. The grip tape is very good and there little to no play when mounted on my rack. It’s a solid piece from a small manufacturer.

I want to love this piece but mounting it can be quite the pain. You need to make sure you have enough clearance on either side to mount it depending on what orientation your crossmembers or upright is. It has a very steep price and unless you’re creative, you probably won’t get your money out of it.

This should have come with the bench originally so the price tag is criminal. Rolling the bench around can be a little funky since, if you lift the bench up too much, it won’t roll. That’s because of the stoppers on the back side for the bench to sit on. This is your only option to make this bench roll though

Very solid preacher pad. My elbows feel good when I use it and it feels premium. It’s a limited used item so it knocks the value down some.

Pretty unnecessary piece of equipment unless you’re curling a lot from your bench. I would just save your money.

It does what it says it does. It definitely helps you save space how how large these attachments can be.