I have the fully stainless version and it’s the best power bar I’ve ever used. The sleeves are super tight tolerance and low profile/quiet, which I really like because I train very early in the morning and want to avoid waking my family. The price for this is actually very reasonable for a fully stainless made in USA bar as well.

I’ve had the single stack for several years now and it continues to perform well. The cables are buttery smooth and for what it can do, is quite compact. I wish I would have put this in a corner, but at the time it was too much of a hassle to rearrange my space. There is also a cool feature with the feet where you can adjust them up or down to account for uneven/sloped floors. This arrives disassembled and is very heavy, but definitely possible to assemble solo. Prime makes sure it’s extremely well protected and is the best in the game when it comes to shipping. I don’t love the attachments (low row foot plate, lat seat) however there are new versions of those that supposedly function better (lighter, tighter fit). You get a 2:1 adjustable cable column and 1:1 lat station, although the adjustable column limits you to 175lbs felt weight on things like low rows, which may be limiting. I have a Voltra but still use this a decent amount for upper body supersets, and am glad I have both. If I would have got a Voltra first I don’t think I would have purchased the single stack, however. The price could definitely come down on this, but with Prime that is wishful thinking. There are so many options for machines like this (or similar like Voltra) that I think it’s worth shopping around or really considering your space before buying.

Best leg extension/leg curl I’ve used, hands down. The craftsmanship and pride in the product is obvious, Prime is best in the game as far as shipping as well. As most know, Prime is known for their smart strength tech and this plate loaded piece is no different. The ability to change the strength curve is not only incredibly cool, but it actually makes sense. While expensive, you certainly get what you pay for here, and for that reason the value is there for me personally. I am incredibly thankful to have this piece in my garage and enjoy using it every leg session.

The drop in Rhino has been one of the best additions to my gym, all the while taking up very little space. My primary uses remain belt squat and RDL’s, however you can do a TON with it depending on how creative you want to get. Now that I have a cable stack and Voltra, I don’t often use the Rhino for additional accessories. Extremely happy with it, have owned this for several years now (since it was first released) and never had an issue. I will never sell it.