Very niche use case. I bought and ended up selling. Voltra already allows for 180 degrees cable pull.

Works as intended. Not super flashy, but fantastic for cable crunches and face pulls. Has held up incredibly well.

Pretty cool idea from Adam at GarageGymLab. Saves a lot of space, is lightweight and easy to store. A great preacher pad option for someone limited on space. The preacher pad does get a little bit uncomfortable and the pad starts to give at higher weight. After several years of use, I ended up upgrading to a dedicated preacher curl station.

Can be customized. I have the 1" Semi Aggressive in a custom length based on my hand to maximize ROM for rows.

Really nice bar for dual voltra deadlifts and RDL's. Lacks any sort of grip though and is very slick - need straps for heavier weight.

Hands down the most comfortable belt squat belt I have used. Extra padding with a removable cover that can easily be washed. Also has nice D rings to easily allow the carabiner to clip in. The sizing chart is also very misleading - 99% of people should order the size "XL" with a small handful of people ordering the "L". The "M" and "S" sizes are not usable.

This is a game changer when it comes to curls and lat prayers. The added wrist support allows for a high level of comfort and peak contractions. Pretty expensive as it comes from the UK. Also the initial design uses set screws which will come loose during use and require it to be retightened. Included "padding" is some foam stuck to the bar with adhesive strips and leaves a lot to be desired. You will want to add backpack straps or leg roller pads to make it more comfortable.

Pretty innovative attachment when it first came out. Now there are a lot of options on the market, including the current version sold by REP Fitness. The addition of the hole for landmine work is really nice and was my primary use. I rarely use anymore as I now have dedicated attachments for all of the grips. But a great attachment with lots of variation.