I use this to hold my Omni Pulley System and it works flawlessly. Solid on the rack, strong magnet, feels premium all around. One caveat: like other Bridge Built products, make sure you're comfortable with extremely long lead times before ordering. Mine came months past the expected arrival date.

This kit is extremely well thought out and solidly built, and making the Shorty stand up is a huge upgrade. My one beef is the mounting plate and strap it comes with, for securing the bench to the wall when it's standing up. I've never used that feature and never will. It would be nice if you had the option to leave the wall bracket out at purchase to keep the cost down.

My main annoyance with this method of holding exercise bands is that you end up knocking a band off as you slide another one out. I'm not sure if the horizontal holders do better in this regard, but it's something to consider. Otherwise, well built and made in the USA.

Does the job, not too expensive, made in the USA, and secures firmly to a stud. Perfect.

I picked this up used, so my value proposition is probably a bit different. It's a solid handle with nice-feeling knurling. That said, if I were shopping for an attachment like this today, I'd probably opt for one of the more versatile multi-grip options that offer more variety in grip position.

I love this bar. Awesome feel in your hand, smooth rotation. My only beef is that it's heavy and can be awkward to attach to a home cable system. In my mind, the perfect compromise would be hollow stainless steel for attachments like this that get mounted overhead. Until something like that exists, I think this is as good as it gets.

I originally bought this plate carrier with 20lb plates before I realized I wasn't that guy. So if you're planning on getting 20s, make sure you're strong like bull, or that you can tolerate a lot of shoulder discomfort after 30+ minutes. The 10lb plates ended up being much more reasonable. I don't have any issues with the carrier itself. It seems really well built and it's comfortable enough to wear. The problem is me: I just don't use it very much. So think hard about the use case where you'd actually wear this, and make sure you can see it getting used, so it doesn't sit on a hanger most of the year like mine.

These are well built and solid, but they take up a ton of real estate on your uprights. Some of this might be a natural limitation of the 5/8-inch design, since it seems like all the best low-profile spotters are happening at 1 inch. So in short: these will do the job and seem reasonably priced, but I'd look around and double-check there aren't any modern low-profile options for 5/8 inch before pulling the trigger.