My buddy has this piece in his garage gym. It's great for the price and is alright at both leg press and hack squats. It's an excellent value for the price and he's had it for years. It's handled lots of weight and has lasted over a decade. This is an excellent budget piece

At $699 I wouldn’t consider this multi fight. It’s great if you can find it used for cheap; however, the upgrade to a selectorized version (or just powering this one using a votlra) is substantial I upgraded from this multi flight to the temple of Gainz and I have zero regrets

Poorly balanced, so it feels a bit unstable with heavy loads (unlike the TB-2) Overpriced for what it is Costing chips off very easily I’d advise getting something else

Better balanced than the TB-1 rogue trap bar, but expensive for what it is. It’s a good trap bar, but at its new price, people should probably just get an open trap bar. Only worth it if you find one used for cheap The coating of the bar also chips off fairly easily

Great build quality & built like a tank, just not great for the price and feel It’s worse than a cable tower, takes up more room than a voltra, is less versatile than both, and its quite pricey if you have the weight stack version All and all just not something I would recommend to anyone

These are well built, just a bit deep. It’d bother a few of my friends that worked out with me They aren’t bad, but it was a good quality of life improvement to upgrade to something else

This was my first power rack I owned. It did the job and handled 450lbs on a squat fine I upgraded to a 3x3 rogue rack after a bit This is a great starter rack for a home gym. You can always upgrade after you get more money or are sure you’ll actually use your home gym

Excellent barbell anchors that work great; just make sure your rack is tall enough (or you’re short enough) if you go for the double deckers instead of the regular