I didn't know what I was getting myself into. 60lbs, almost 60mm thick, rackable. I got it second hand, still in great condition, and I love it. Awesome arm day add.

Come on, it's a Texas power bar. It truly doesn't get much better. You can complain about tolerances vs a $1500 eleiko, but this bar is $300 give or take. Kicks the crap out of an Ohio power bar in almost every respect.

Simply excellent. The folding headrest is great, it's now a must have for me on any adjustable bench, and the automatic zero gap is incredible. No need to touch 4 adjustments to make the bench flat again. The attachment ecosystem is good. It does what it does well; not better than the best stand alone pieces, but much better than not having them and I love having the freedom of choice and space.

I genuinely don't think you can get a better rack for the money. Smith machine is smooth, goes 10" from the ground roughly, and stores fully away almost 85" up. Cables are smooth, 200lb stacks are plenty with 1:1 lat and low row cables, 2:1 functional cables. Powder coating is 95/100, couple small missed sections and small blemishes but nothing anyone would notice when using, and won't affect the life of the piece. Included lat pull seat is good, nice cushion and spacious. Barbell holder is a nice touch. Pull up bar leaves something to be desired, but still an excellent value. $3299 shipped at time of purchase, added a few extra weight horns and added weight pin. Included attachments are a bit dinky and cheap, but if you're starting from scratch they're a nice add.