This was an instant classic as soon as it hit the streets. No brainer if you have head space above your rack. Simple and classy!

This thing is so old there’s no proper pictures on the internet of the unit. I absolutely love the moment arm for both bicep and tricep work. The cam just follows the correct path for both exercises. WUTBAPC and this proves it. This comes from an era of drinking through garden hoses and no bike helmets.

Smooth as butter FT with all the trimmings. No, it doesn’t have aluminum pooooolies, because it doesn’t need them. It’s been re-wired and has gotten beat up a bit over the years, but so have I so I can’t complain. I love the free style arms and the stack is fine for most things. And this is MiUSA from a time when WUTBAPC!

Family loves using it and I plug it in 4 times per week to get some back and chest accessory work with very little impact on the joints. Really smooth movement and arms are the right distance to make the exercises feel perfect every time.

This is expensive and completely over the top, but it was a specific piece that my wife wanted. The stack is 400 pounds and it is significant! We aren’t going to be maxing this out anytime soon. Really smooth feel and the angle hits just right for a leg press. It’s really like being in a commercial gym. Ridiculous to get into my garage but it’s there now and it isn’t going anywhere anytime soon.

This is the king of the tricep machines. I remember using this back in college and when my wife told me she wanted a seated tricep dip, I searched high and low for this bad boy. So happy we found this. There’s minimal maintenance now that we’ve cleaned it up and replaced padding and the seat belt and the stoppers at the bottom of the stacks, and we will need to replace the belt at some point, but this is a thing of beauty. They don’t make them like this anymore.

This thing weighs way too much. My first time using it I ended up braining myself by changing out the weight stack and it slammed on my head. It’s on me for not understanding basic physics, but there’s no reason this thing should weigh 23 pounds. Good knurling and spacing are about the only positives.

Not a good machine. And the price has gone through the roof on this. I had it for about 6 months and I couldn’t stand it. It was too high off the ground. The padding was cheap as was the vinyl. The worst part was the actual exercise, especially the prone curl. The tension ended halfway through the movement and you had to pull it back to get the weight off of your legs. Garbage product.