I haven't had any issues with this bar and will keep it around. I don't use a trap bar enough to justify trying out other options, and I kind of like having something that's not as easy to come by now.

This was my first trap bar, but it has actually spent more time at my friend's home gym since I upgraded to an open Kabuki version.

I found myself using this bar a lot when I first got it, but I went back to using my EliteFTS SSB because it's perfectly balanced, and I felt comfortable taking my hands off if I wanted to use the handles on my rack. Great bar, but I think SSB is better. So if you had to choose, go with SSB, and it's better priced.

I love this bar and use it often in my bench training. I was able to buy this from their blemished bars. I have never been able to find the blemish myself. Kabuki wasn't cheap, but they made a great bar. The balance of the bar is amazing as well and won't break your wrist like most football bars.

I used this bar up until I purchased the transformer bar. I do recommend getting J-cups that will hold the bar properly, or purchasing one of the aftermarket pieces that will position your J-cups to hold the Duffalo bar correctly. I need to find the part I have somewhere and list it on here.

I have all the MB Slingshots. I really enjoy all the MB products and find them helpful in reducing any shoulder pain.

I have all the MB Slingshots,and probably use this one the least cause I don't often overload with the kind of weight it can handle. I really enjoy all the MB products and find them helpful in reducing any shoulder pain.

This is the least-used piece of equipment that still hangs from my rack. I found them on an online auction house in our area and drilled holes to fit them onto my rack. That's the only reason I still have them attached. If I were going to try jammer arms again, I would upgrade to something Rogue has that is movable with trollies. The arms do a great job holding my drink spotter.