These are great for doing isolateral work. The handles feel good and the knurling is just right. I would definitely recommend these.

You can do lots of exercises using customized strength curves, but the issue is that you’re buying into an ecosystem when you buy the Smart Arm. You need to have the Shorty Bench along with all of the attachments for the shorty bench in order to maximize your investment. The $1500 Smart Arm quickly turns into over $4000 if you go all in. This is certainly a premium product that most will never consider because of that. If you take the plunge, you are getting a well built, great performing piece. I mainly use this for leg extensions, leg curls and preacher curls. This machine is fantastic for all of them and has taken my training to the next level for those exercises. The Smart Arm even has a hole on the bottom of the arm for a cable or Voltra to attach. I can’t truly recommend this to anyone unless I know they have disposable income and I know they would love the novelty of this product.

This is a pretty standard hip thrust machine that starts from the top of the rep. It works well and is heavy duty. The build quality is mostly good, with the exception being the pad being free floating and the arms it’s on not adjusting smoothly. The main issue is the size of this machine. It is very large to account for the adjustable foot plate and the storage on the rear, making it a questionable decision to purchase the machine in a smaller gym. If space isn’t an issue, this hip thrust is a solid choice compared to other more expensive options on the market.

This piece is everything you think it will be and more. To start, the build quality is great and it has the feel of a commercial grade machine. The dials are easily adjustable and the quantity of holes in the dial let you set the machine up in creative ways. From lateral raises, multiple variations of chest flys, and even bicep curls, this machine can do many things that justify its price tag. Considering the small footprint and the versatility, this is a must-have for anyone wanting a commercial grade machine in their gym.

If you’re looking for a lightweight, perfectly knurled lat pulldown bar, look no further. This is a pricey option but you get exactly what you pay for. The light weight means it doesn’t bang around into your rack or machine. It’s slightly thicker than your average lat bar so that is something to be aware of. This is a piece that will last a lifetime and you will never replace it so I definitely recommend it.

It’s a little bit on the pricey side but you get great quality and a great product. I have had zero issues with stability while doing lat pull downs on a maxed out Voltra. It is very adjustable and can definitely fit most bodies. I would recommend this to everyone.

I fortunately passed certification last week after years of preparation. My gains have doubled ever since I got my certification in the mail. You don’t actually have a gym unless it’s certified—that’s a fact.

This is probably the best attachment that I own. The knurling is perfect and it has the best curves for hand position. The hollow aspect is great as it won’t bang your rack or Voltra if you have one. The price is steep but this will last you a lifetime.