Mag Grip knockoffs but for regular use at a commercial gym the rubber on them has held up fine and they work well. Not the same quality as Mag Grips and the angles are slightly different but if you’ve never used Mag Grips you wouldn’t know the difference.

These collars are all over my recreation center. Don’t have a problem with them and they stay in place with no issue. For all the abuse they get at a commercial gym they seem to be holding up great.

Not a fan. Starting point is too high even when you adjust the seat. The handles feel so far in front of you and there isn’t a starting position that feels good. The weight stack is light. I think the only good thing this machine has going for it is the mechanism which is very smooth.

The bench is solid and made well, but that’s the only good thing about it. The padding is extremely tough, it feels like you are lying on wood. In addition, the width of the pad is way too small. It measures just over two Drink Spotter XLs. It’s impossible to get any good support and for how much it probably costs, there are definitely better options.

This leg extension is very smooth and you can get a deep stretch, but the weight stack is very light. It also seems to break fairly easily, so some of the parts may not be the best quality.