Yes they are expensive and yes you can buy knockoffs. I have used both and the original just hits different. Very beefy. I think they are worth the extra money. I am on the short side so this one is a better fit than the wide one.

Yes they are expensive and yes you can buy knockoffs. I have used both and the original just hits different. Very beefy. I think they are worth the extra money. I am 5’6” and this is almost too wide for me. If you are on the smaller side the 3/4 may be a better way to go.

Yes they are expensive and yes you can buy knockoffs. I have used both and the original just hits different. Very beefy. I think they are worth the extra money. This is a nice change of pace versus a traditional tricep attachment.

Yes they are expensive and yes you can buy knockoffs. I have used both and the original just hits different. Very beefy. I think they are worth the extra money. I prefer the pronated version over supinated. If I do too much with supinated it irritates my elbow. Especially at higher load. Though it is a nice one to work in at times.

Yes they are expensive and yes you can buy knockoffs. I have used both and the original just hits different. Very beefy. I think they are worth the extra money. I prefer the pronated version over the neutral and the supinated last. Especially if I am going heavy.

Yes they are expensive and yes you can buy knockoffs. I have used both and the original just hits different. Very beefy. I think they are worth the extra money.

I admit I have a soft spot in my heart for old school Ghost Strong equipment. It’s a tank and way overbuilt for what I do. Got this in 2000 and loved working with them to get the custom look I wanted. Certainly the bench scene has changed and a lot more advanced options available. But if you can pick one up on the secondary market you won’t be sad you got it.

A very quality attachment. Good knurling. A bargain at $55 compared to Amazon options.