Very sturdy holder for the dumbells, has reduced the plate stickage issue significantly. 3x3 steel very sturdy and easy to mount. Perfect for a versatile compact rack. My only wish was that it would be possible to mount the dumbell cradle to either the top or bottom so that way if I need to switch to mounting to a single upright it would switch to being angled the right way similar to how the synergy custom fitness mounts orient

Perfect for extra storage, fits over existing rack bolts. Would advise that depending on the bar may interfere with usage of pull-up bar or cross member that it stores the bars in front of.

Instant classic, holds the barbells. They don’t fall.

My only complaint is that when the two units are joined together it is impossible to get a normal sized magpin or similar pin like a UDA in side-to-side. I was hoping I could use the center post as a stand along upright but it only works for about half the things. Pegasus seat works well as well as a Voltra mount like JD’s or the F6 one that goes through to the back as long as you use stringers to give just a little space to reach around and tighten the bolt down. I would advise separating them a few inches so both the internal uprights become more usable. I did mount the extra upright to the wall but the weird hole spacing necessary for the cables etc makes a few of the higher spots not usable. Gets the job done though to mount my UDA to the wall and for my leg roller to be permanently attached

This beats any other smith machine I’ve used. I wish they would offer a normal sized barbell with it because it feels weird when doing RDLs or rows. Only other issue is it requires wanting a smith and after a while I decided I still just prefer a normal barbell so sold it

Lots of others are copying with slightly cheaper options. If it was a huge price difference I might get something else but better to support the OG. Wish I had the double port whenever I bought it but this is great for moving all around my rack. Would advise taking the time to find a good fit with shims, not too tight though or it’s hard to get on and off. My SS front uprights are slightly looser than my satin black rear uprights.

Most aggressive knurling I’ve tried yet. Closest comparison is the rogue deadlift bar but I haven’t tried aggro or Texas bars. For being bare steel it never really developed any rust. Knurling was a bit much for me so I sold it. I’m not a huge fan of the BoS super ribbed sleeve. Not a very pleasurable sound.

This thing is great, my only couple of suggestions are to ship with shims that would mostly likely fit someone’s rack. But I know that gets complex in a hurry. The wiggle is annoying and I just haven’t made the time to go through and add one shim at a time to make it a bit more secure. I also think it would be nice if instead of a mag pin angle adjustment it was a pop-pin. One side with just a smooth curve and a long pop-pin going through to the other side. Then the whole contraption could be manipulated with the VOLTRA still docked. I’m sure that would be more expensive but as he said in a video VOLTRA users are usually people who will pay for quality and ease of use