Love this for low rows as well as bent over landmine rows. I haven't bought the supinate version of the close grip because I can't imagine it working my back better than the pronate.

This is probably my favorite of the MAG attachments and I'm really glad I got this. I use this weekly for tricep pushdowns. There's something about how it extends the tricep that I don't quite get from any other attachment.

As I mentioned in my other review on the mediums, both work very well and hit different areas of your back.

These are great. Both medium versions work very well for lat pulldowns and attack different areas of your back.

Good product from Titan. My version is the V1, so it's only 20" long, which is what I was searching for when this popped up used. It lacks UHMW in some key places that attach to the rack and at the front of the spotters. Not a huge deal.

This is a great tool for hammering your middle back on pulldowns. The issue is how far it comes down from the lat pulley, so if you don't have a very high starting point, you need to angle your back away from the machine and you lose quite a bit of tension doing that. I do like the paddles and enjoy using it.

Cost effective, does the thing well. But you need to be careful with the spotter arm style. You'll need to ensure it isn't the kind of spotter arm that wraps around the rack, or it won't fit in the holder. I've got a Titan X3 V1 spotter arm set up. Fits perfectly.

I have the version of this product that came out prior to Dean adding in the UHMW. The cost has remained the same, so I'm going to knock off some for build and performance. Additonally, it didn't occur to me that my Rep rack would pinch the space between both spotters, so I've got to do some dancing to get into position without scraping my head on the spotters. And it hurts like hell to do that because it's that typical BWTG powder coat. Overall, I'm happy I have this and use it regularly, just wish I had made some adjustments to it before I pulled the trigger.