Used this on vacation. It hits side delts well enough although I think it suffers from adjustability that a multi flight gives you. The belt drive feels pretty good and the handles have great knurling. Overall a great machine but I would avoid for a home gym environment based almost entirely on price and specificity.

The VTS Lite has been a great tool and has added smith machine functionality into my small space. I use it multiple times a week for chest, shoulderss, back, and legs and it’s truly a workhorse. I will say the only downside is the hooks. The hooks rubber material that meets the bar slides and breaks off almost weekly. I’ve used every type of glue I can think of and it’s just a continuous issue. I’ve mitigated it a bit by never removing the hooks from my designated bar but that’s only delays the issue from returning. I will also say that 75 lbs starting weight is a bit much for my wife to use but no issues with me.

I was an early adopter of this leg extension/curl combo and I could not be happier. I will admit the leg extension feels slightly better than the curl though.

I am beyond stoked to own a piece of history like this. The weights themselves are exactly what you’d expect from old Yorks; meticulously accurate and great look. This was me dipping my toes into the vintage scene and will probably be the first of many to come.

I bought the Aggro 3 and it is by far my favorite bar in my quiver. It requires pretty much zero maintenance, looks and feels great, and has been the main workhorse since I got it. Highly recommend this or the Aggro 2 to anyone that likes aggressive knurling.