Bought this due to the narrow footprint that also fits perfectly under my garage door track so I can still open the door. The price is right and I got the newest version with the sticky vinyl. Wish the 5/8in holes were all throughout but the ones there provide me with extra storage for a barbell and a Rogue Mace using the Frog Fits barbell holder. I like the weight stacks on this machine compared to the Bells of Steel one because the weight increments are already on the stacks and also recessed so it’s less likely to peel off. Never liked the Bells Of Steel selectorized stuff for that reason. The upper section holding the pulleys were slightly bent in to cause rubbing on the pulley and also I had to drill a hole slightly bigger for a bolt to go in due to a poorly drilled hole. I contacted Titan about it but they just told me it’s within specs and to loosen the bolts for the pulleys. I had to really crank down on the bottom bolts for the metal to open up a bit more and then it barely scrapes the pulley and it’s smooth. Not ideal but I’m never going to be looking on top of this machine and the point is that it works smoothly. All that aside, it’s really smooth and haven’t had the cables twist in the two years I’ve had it. Even though I have Voltras, I don’t think I will ever sell this machine due to the lack of setup needed to workout and the footprint of this machine. Well maybe if the ATX trinity tower ever comes to the States, but for now it’s awesome.

One of the first mounts when I purchased the Voltra, it served it’s purpose as a gateway to other mounts. It’s sturdy and it takes a while to attach but it’s not meant to be moved a whole lot. These could be used on pull-up bars to make a lat pulldown, attached to loading pins on machines, or in my case a monster weight pin with a monster knob to make it easier to detach and move it around.

I have the hollow 12.5lb one and it’s a cool niche product. I use it to warm up on bench days to get the blood flowing in my shoulders. Swinging it gives me all the tingles in the right places, mainly my shoulders. Is it necessary? Probably not, but it’s a cool break from stuff you might not have done in a commercial gym.

Nice touch to protect your barbell and love that he put the logo on the front. Color contrast is great too.

I sold my Rogue Echo bike which I loved for the space and no power needed for this machine. I didn’t want to have a subscription from the Nordictrack for the x24 or needed all the screens and stuff when my phone did the job fine. My wife and kids couldn’t really use the air bike so I opted for this treadmill for the small footprint and the ability to get an insane incline. Not the cheapest option either but Bells was running a deal where I got back $500 which I used for a hip thrust machine so that helped in my decision making. So far after a year of use, I really like it and use it daily. This doesn’t come with a fan but I installed a cheap o Amazon special that fits perfectly in my outlet next to the machine. The app is free and works well with the treadmill. It controls the speed and incline on whichever program you choose so that’s cool. However, I just do my cardio manually because I’m lazy and it’s easy to press a button and go. Not sure if the support will be there if I have issues, but it’s been working great as my daily driver for the past year with no problems.

Don’t want to spend 4k on the Dynavec Gluteator? This GMWD for the bill for a fraction of the price. Not the heaviest gauge of steel but for a one trick pony, it probably doesn’t have to have it. The instructions were boo boo, and getting the legs centered and close together on the install was a lot of fitting that was not explained in the instructions. But turning the struts on either of the connections will fine tune the position of the legs. I also cut a 2x6 to give me a better starting position for more ROM. Got the longer hardware at Home Depot and now we’re back to being a fricking proper country.

I primarily use this platform for belt squats with a Voltra but for its intended purpose, it’s also pretty awesome as well. Over built and heavy duty, it’s perfect for both exercises. It’s still easy to move around even on the rubber flooring. My only nitpick is that the foot plates could have been a little bit bigger and extended a bit more in the center.

The heart of my gym. Purchased this from Rogue and had them make all the uprights 90in because of the slope from the roof. Perfect rack for me and my use. I like not working inside a cage and it makes for easier access for the bars inside on the Darko Dock. The feet are also very useful for stability and use of my Voltras for a bunch of other exercises.