Absolutely no complaints here, this is a good hip thrust pad for a reasonable price.

I have a few of these, largely because they're cheap. I leave them on various machines. They can be loose, and I use better collars for actual barbell lifting, but as inexpensive items that I can have a bunch of so I'm not always searching them out for every machine, they get the job done.

I just checked my Amazon history, and I bought these in 2018. I don't use them super frequently, but am happy to have them when I do want them. Outside of some of the logo print wearing off they still function like new, and they can definitely bring some irritation relief when my forearms are aggravated.

I went searching for something very specific when I found this. I work out in a basement with a low ceiling, so to get a full ROM I need to kneel down, attach the attachment with the smallest size carabineer I can, and use an attachment where the handles are up at the height of the attachment point, not any lower. Work those constraints I'm mind I'm super happy I found this, it is replacing my Ironmaster ultimate back attachment, which I love but just doesn't work with my short setup. I don't know how well it will hold up yet, but the coating feels really good and the attachment is super comfortable to use

Makes the bench a bit longer. I got this because the the seat positions on the IM bench are annoying for me, if I incline bench, I'm either too close to the floor, or my head pokes off the back of the bench. I got this for the latter case. Works. Is well built. Wish the seat positions on the bench didn't necessitate me owning this.

Bought this without really thinking. I work out in a basement with a low ceiling and can't stand upright on this, even on the smallest direction. Used it as a table for about a year and eventually released it until the wild via Facebook marketplace. Extremely sturdy, just be sure your ceilings are high enough.

You might thing an ab strap is an ab strap, but it really isn't. I have said it in other reviews, but I don't know where Spud Inc. get their fabric, but it's just the right combination of strong as hell and soft as a baby. I use this multiple times per week for ab work and triceps.

I really wanted to use these, unfortunately I couldn't get them to work... that said, they are still in my gym, waiting on my next move. The problem is that you actually need some height on a rack to fit them. I'm 5' 9", so let's say my shoulders are 60 inches from the ground. If I stand on a calf raise block, I'm at 66", for me to get up to tippy toes that takes me to 71". You're going to want an inch or two margin of error so you don't come out the top of this, so let's say you need to mount the top of the attachment 73" from the ground. Unfortunately I work out in a basement and my squat rack is precisely 73" tall (and then has a pullup bar and crossmember installed, so I can't put anything that high). I love the idea, and want to use this but did not appreciate that it just wouldn't work for a basement dweller. That said, USA built and high quality, I corresponded with the owner during ordering and he was super helpful and informative. I'm just waiting to use it until I can get into a taller gym.