It’s a good attachment, but there are better ones out there so this goes unused in my gym. Usual rogue build quality

Really solid handles. Well made. Do exactly what they are supposed to do.

It’s a solid tricep pushdown attachment, but largely goes unused in my gym as there are better options out there. Solid rogue build quality

I love my Ares 2.0. Heavy stacks, it's smooth, and has a great lat pulldown and low row. The lat pulldown and low row can also be done single arm if you choose to. I'd put this as a top 3 rack functional trainer along with Prime and Rogue. The soon to be released articulating arms are amazing as well and I can't wait to add those after using them at homegymcon.

This thing is a beast for lateral raises and bicep curls. The roller pad makes it so your arm doesn't bite into the frame at any time during use, which is an issue that similar products with a flat pad have. The rotating handle is the perfect size, The unit overall is lightweight and the build quality is great.

Buttery smooth, more range of motion than the majority of other smith machines on the market. You can adjust it pretty easily to be angled as well. Overall this is a top tier rack attached smith machine

Terrific Rogue build quality and a lot cheaper when compared to other options of the same caliber, such as the offering from Oak Club. It's heavy, but it also has wheels so I don't find it very difficult to move. I primarily use this for RDL's with my Voltra and is absolutely amazing for that.

I bought these for a very specific purpose to use on my Prime Hybrid Seated Row. They work perfectly for what I got them for, but they were expensive and then you have to pay shipping from Japan plus tariffs. They probably don't make sense for most people to get unless you have a specific use in mind that you think they may be great for.