Pretty good piece for the PR-4000, storing it kind of sucks but at least your don’t need to get two of them since the one goes across the middle of your rack. I don’t do split squats, so the only value it has is for lat pulldowns. And it doesn’t job for that.

These are too wide for my hands. I can’t imagine what the larger diameter they make would be like. Hard to use these frequently without turning whatever you’re doing into a grip exercise.

The one I got with my PR-4000 was too long and it ended up drooping quite a bit. Got rid of it and went with the Rogue ML version. Much better than the Rep in use and fits perfectly on the metric rack.

This attachment is dope. I find myself using it for tricep push downs more often than any of my other attachments. Probably the novelty at this point, but the bearings are incredibly smooth and the knurling and build quality are outstanding. Rogue hit a home run here!

I got my hands on these danglers as soon as they dropped. They are really simple and grippy, for what they are. This is great for flys and that’s really about all I’ve used them for.

This was an instant classic as soon as it hit the streets. No brainer if you have head space above your rack. Simple and classy!

This thing is so old there’s no proper pictures on the internet of the unit. I absolutely love the moment arm for both bicep and tricep work. The cam just follows the correct path for both exercises. WUTBAPC and this proves it. This comes from an era of drinking through garden hoses and no bike helmets.

Smooth as butter FT with all the trimmings. No, it doesn’t have aluminum pooooolies, because it doesn’t need them. It’s been re-wired and has gotten beat up a bit over the years, but so have I so I can’t complain. I love the free style arms and the stack is fine for most things. And this is MiUSA from a time when WUTBAPC!