For a budget piece, it is hard to beat this in the world of Multi-hip/Adductor/Abductor machines. Sturdiness without weights on it is ok, once weights are on and you use it...works and feels very good. The fact that you can do Adductor/Abductor as well as donkey kickbacks and hip flexor exercises is a big plus. Footprint of the machine is a lot smaller than stand-alone seated ab/adductor machines too. Overall, after 6 months of use, I really like it.

This is my first piece of GetRxd equipment and I am very glad I bought it. It is a very solid and well-built piece. I am 180 and do dips with 90lbs on my belt and this thing doesn't budge. The knurling is a bit passive but not too bad. I do not lose grip even if my hands are sweaty. Attaches well to my REP PR5000 with no wiggle. Definitely recommend.

Have had this for 2 months now. I really don't have much negative to say on it. The build quality is stout, some finish issues out of the box but nothing that hinders performance. Heavy weight stack, very smooth feel on lat pulldowns and the seated rows. No longer sitting on the ground is great!. The adjustability with the trolley has been very handy since I am training some of my daughters. I have been using the front 3x3 to add a dip bar and hook the low cable to a belt for weighted dips. The only small gripe I have has been mentioned by others, if you don't have an attachment up top and the trolley is not at its lowest setting before doing seated rows, the lowest cable at the bottom of the machine can come off of the pulleys (happened once). Once that happens, you most likely won't do it again. I just leave an attachment up there all of the time now. Problem eliminated. Quality machine and I would definitely recommend to others.

Have had this installed on my PR 5000 for a couple weeks now, absolutely love it. Very sturdy, very smooth and has not disappointed. Mainly use it for Incline and flat bench when I am not using dumbbells. Have also used it for shoulder press, SLDL and wife has used it for deadlifts off a raised platform. Previously had the Bulletproof VTS but this is way better in my opinion. Added benefit is now my daughters can use it as well, the VTS starting weight was too heavy. I am a big REP fan so I was hoping this would be great, and it is!

I absolutely love this beast. It is large but the functionality is awesome. Cables, weight stacks and trolleys all move very smoothly. Silicone spray on all pulleys, 3in1 on weight stack guide rods. Probably the most used machine in my gym. Love having the built-in peg board wall for cable attachments. Some of the pull-up bar hand positions are not ideal but that feature was just an added feature that I was not depending on. The cable has a ton of reach and you would be hard pressed to need it to go any further.

Seems to be built well. Machine is fairly smooth. That's about where the good ends for me. The weight stack is way too light, no way this is 1:1 as their website claims. They increased range of motion from V2 but trying to get a good stretch and using the entire stack...you either need to be a contortionist or be able to pull back on the counterweight and push out with your right foot. It is doable but if you do a grinding set and try to get out...it is nowhere near user friendly. I have tried using a Husla pad as well and still could not find a good position for full stretch without making it near impossible to comfortably get into the machine. I really don't like the thickness of the seat pad either, it restricts the full stretch on extensions because your calves stop the machine before getting full range. For me, at 5'9", the seat has to be almost all the way forward to make sure my knees line up with the pivot point of the machine for proper ergonomics. At this point, it is not a comfortable position with the lap bar there. Since we are here...the lap bar pad would be better if it were flat (my preference). The seated leg curls are a little better but it would have been nice to have another 1-2 holes to get a little better stretch in the beginning. The rounded lap pad does kind of dig into your quads but is serviceable. At $2500, it's upper middle of the road for leg ext/curl combos...there look to be some others in that range that would be better options had I seen reviews ahead of time.