You don’t really need this attachment. It’s not cheap and it takes up extra space. You’re better off leaning back some while doing leg extensions to get a better stretch.

There are lots of attachments like this out there now but the feel of the ones from Buffalo Bully is my favorite. On my barbells, they fit flush with little movement. Beyond barbells, you can turn any weight horn into a Voltra attachment point with this so it’s fairly versatile. If you’re looking for a mechanism for chains, bands, etc. then this is a good option.

Like everything from BWTG, this adapter is very well constructed with just enough heft. The holes are big enough to fit any carabiner and the and the adapter isn’t overly big so it’s not bulky. It’s a great option for dual Voltra users and those wanting to use multiple attachments on a single cable. There are cheaper options that you can look at but this is a great choice overall.

This is great for quickly securing lighter loads quickly in a small form factor. The rubber secures nicely around the bar and it secures itself better than you think it would. The magnets are strong enough but the collar can slip with more intense movements and with heavier loads. They are cheap so it’s a pretty solid value.

This is a good, small form factor for securing your VTS on your upright and not making you use the hooks. This is great for things like rows where you don’t necessarily want to be twisting to latch or unlatch the bar or whatever implements you’re using. It’s worth having a pair of these since normal mag pins will force the VTS to sit on a rounded and unstable base. They aren’t cheap but they are very useful.

Well built and can be used for lots of things. I have the older version with no grip on the side of the blocks for lifting up individual pieces. They stay in place when I’m using them so they work as intended.

It’s a nice solution to get the leg extension back pad off of the ground. It’s a small form factor and they way that it stores the pad makes it so that it doesn’t stick out from the wall much

The RO-T8 Handles are well built and feel premium, which is what you’re going to expect from Prime. At the same time, they are definitely a “love it or hate it” type of handle that you need to try before you buy. I don’t use them often at this point but I’m going to keep them in my rotation.