No one can tell me these overpriced ergo bells are superior to the Walmart variety. I don’t buy it. I’ve owned these (5-75) and Cap and there’s no difference in the rubber or shaft. None. Don’t waste your money one these. And for that matter, be a grownup and get some dumbbells that have a regular shaft, not one of these silly convex handles.

Up there with the Texas, there’s nothing you can knock on this workhorse. This was my daily driver until I replaced it with my Texas Power Bar. But it now lives on my smith machine, so it sees plenty of action. I really love how sharp this knurling is and give Texas a hair width edge. But I could use this one bar for the rest of my life and be just fine.

Not a bad product. I got these because they were about $15 less than the Rep equivalent at the time. They no longer support 5/8” racks. They’re a little loose and the uhmw doesn’t see as robust as the uhmw on other products I have in this category.

Like all of the other Darko products I’ve owned, this is a great product. Build quality, application of use, aesthetic, all 5 stars! Really superb landmine row.

Five stars all the way! I was able to pick up a pair of 2012 and 2013 Rogue comp bumpers used in the CrossFit games. For them to have held up for 13+ years in this condition after having been used in a competition like that is insane. Really happy to have the chance to own these!

I don’t like this so much because of the open area between the slots. It doesn’t impact things too much if you’re pulling down but I am not comfortable using the attachment for low rows. It’s also needlessly bulky and too thick.

I really enjoy having this lat pulldown. It was the OG power rack lat pulldown with an actual weight stack and when I first bought this for my 4000, it was only plate loaded. Seriously happy with the product.

This isn’t a great tool. It’ll do the thing needed if you’re on a budget but the knurling might as well be painted on and the chrome is wicked cheap. If you can afford to spend a few more bucks, keep away.