This is probably my favorite piece in my gym. Since it doesn’t use rails, you can still use your J cups and other attachments on your uprights. You can be really creative with how you use this since both sides are independent and you can mount a bar of almost any diameter. For example, I have my Rorman Strength Wholly Handles mounted on 1 inch band pegs so I can incline press at a deficit. I would recommend this to anyone who wants a smith machine and likes to tinker with things.

These are built well and feel good in your hand, assuming your hands are big enough. The biggest issue is the strap the handles are attached to. The strap is long and has two carabiners, which makes it awkward to attach. It’s definitely a product that you’re either going to love or you’re going to hate, which means you should definitely try the Kaz Handles before you buy them.

The Voltra is a fantastic piece of equipment that can be made to do pretty much anything you want as long as you have the means to do so. In order to get the most out of it, you’re going to need lots of different mounts, mounting points, and attachments to truly maximize your investment. The Voltra is definitely not for everyone considering the price but it’s a worthwhile investment if you commit to using it frequently and don’t mind a little bit of a learning curve as to how to get the most out of it.