I got this for free and I'm glad I did. I don't really understand what the draw is with this attachment. I never use it for single arm movements. It does appear to be well constructed and the conical handles are comfortable, it's not worth the price for me.

Easy assembly. I'm not sure what to say or what someone would be looking for out of a plate holder like this. I put it together, loaded it with plates, and set it against a wall. I have no complaints. Bigger wheels could be beneficial if you're moving it a lot.

Plate trees have moved beyond this style. That being said, it does the job. The plastic end caps are not going to stay on. If you're fine with that and you just want something to hold your plates, look no further. The wheels have worked great for me as well any time I need to move the tree.

This is my favorite curl bar attachment. It feels great. The price is right. I like the angles too.

I think they have an updated model. This one is fine, but nothing spectacular. If you are buying a fan bike for general use, I would just buy something cheap off marketplace. If you're looking for something for CrossFit purposes, you should just go ahead and buy Rogue or Assault. This hits a spot in the market that isn't exactly budget, but not something you're going to see in group workout settings.

I picked up a pair of these on a whim. They were deeply discounted as Hansu was updated their chrome plates. These are the coolest looking plates I own. Would love to have a complete set.

I love this thing. I probably don't take advantage of the versatility like I should. I primarily use it for lat pulldowns, chest supported rows, and single arm preacher curls. It's pricey. $400 for a seat is a lot, but I've used other seat attachments from similarly priced competitors and would hands down recommend the Pegasus over those. It's not heavy, but it's a little unwieldy and could be heavy for some I suppose. I've not found a great way to store it either.

I picked this up looking for a belt squat option in my garage. This is not going to give you a traditional belt squat feel. I've owned mine for about a year and the jury is still out for me. It's fine, but I don't know I would recommend it for most people. If you find one for a good price, you might as well pull the trigger, but I wouldn't buy this expecting to get a feel anywhere close to a true belt squat.