I previously had the Isolator before selling it. I had this piece as it opened up other possibilities for other exercises. If you’re in a small space and looking for more options, this level arm may be for you. Nothing wrong with the quality or performance - Isolator just wasn’t for me.

It was definitely a comfortable piece to use for leg workouts, but ultimately, I ended up selling the Isolator since I did not fully utilize its capabilities. The leg roller did seem a bit slanted from the trolley, but it could have been intentional in its design.

It’s cool, but something I never really used on the Isolator. I have since sold the entire setup but for someone looking to do bicep/tricep work, it can come in handy.

When I had the Isolator, I use this attachment for chest supported rows with the seat pad. However, this attachment had the capability for other setups, but I did not really fully utilize them since I did not use the Isolator often, hence why I sold it. Great build quality though.

I previously had the Isolator before selling it. It was a great product - just wasn’t something I used as often as I should have. That being said, the seat pad I used regularly for chest-supported rows. It was very comfortable for that. Bulletproof has since updated the seat material but it was still solid.

I had this before selling my ML rack. It served its purpose, but I prefer other options of types of rollers you can use. Not a bad option though.

I had these before I sold them on Facebook Marketplace. They are great for stabilizing the front of your rack, but if I need to get another set of stabilizers, I would buy the minis from REP. Not only do they look nicer, but they stick out less. Overall, these are good. When I owned them, I had no issues with them.

I really love this piece. It's beefy but very well made. My only real critique (besides the fact that it doesn't fit in most indoor rooms at 85.5 inches tall) is that there really isn't a way to go beyond 117 lbs—the stacks top out at 112 after the 2:1 ratio, plus the included 2.5 lb micro plates. You could do some workarounds, but ultimately this piece is mainly used for accessory movements and isn't ideal for pulldowns or rows unless you sit on the floor and/or wedge yourself against something for stability. I have since sold this unit gain valuable floorspace, as I now have a VOLTRA.