Seems like a great piece of equipment, I checked it out at Rogue, but I don't see myself adding this to the gym anytime soon. Rogue always offers great stuff, but this doesn't make the top of my gym wishlist.

I have tried these a couple of times at a buddy's gym. One day, I hope to get a hold of a pair for myself. Kris Duffin and Kabuki put out some great equipment.

I bought some straps from Spud Inc. I can hang from any of my bars as a yoke. I can hang chains and plates, and I've also used bands to make the stability harder. Will add photos the next time I set up.

I went the route of making my own cable pull, but when I went to add straps to place it in positions around the rack and to improve the quality of the pulleys, I decided that what Spud Inc was selling was a better route. So I purchased the full set and occasionally use it even though I have a functional trainer now.

I bought this to use with my functional trainer, but I find I don't use it that often. The quality of the build and hole placement for moving handles around is great, though. We all have those pieces of equipment that look great but are underused.

The belt squat project was one that me and the boy worked on for some time. We tried so many setups, it was hilarious at times. I couldn't find the photo, but the best attempt was our homemade plyo boxes, pulley system connected to a gas pipe I ran between two plyo boxes and fastened down. Angle was ok, but not perfect. We could have found plans, but it was fun to come into the gym and find my son trying different things.

When I didn't have an incline bench, I would use my blocks and flat bench to get incline work done. I would also set up the safety straps so I could roll the bar down if I missed a rep.

I can stack my boxes to load sandbags, stones, typically out in the yard.