I’m torn on this piece. Definitely not a “built like a tank” piece of equipment but it’s so cheap and it gets the job done. The range of motion is good - I’m 6’5” and I can get full extension. I’ve loaded it to 630# and it was no problem. Pretty small footprint. The cons - on hack squat it doesn’t allow full ROM at the bottom. Pretty darn close though. The welds are not great quality. I was pulling on the leg press plate to stand up (which you’re not supposed to do) and the plate broke off the weld. It’s not built for that and the leverage was awkward on the weld. A local welder fixed it up and it’s been fine since.

Such a versatile strap. I use it for tricep push downs, face pulls, as shoulder straps for assisted nordics, overhead tricep extensions, cable crunches. It’s great.

This thing is more of a pain than it’s worth. The rollers bend easily while doing leg extensions with any sort of heavy weight. As a belt squat attachment it has utility but the lever arm belt squat attachment arc feels weird. I got mine before the kickstand attachment so loading it for leg extensions is awkward and dangerous. It’s not very expensive and you can make it work for these lifts but it’s not good.

I use it as a fixed mount on my lat extension. I can’t see any other use for it. Otherwise the Darko mount is the workhorse.

Premium feel. I use it for lat pulldowns and seated rows with a voltra (the seat flips up, I use it as my footpad). Holds up well for me at 250lbs without wiggle.

Must have for voltra owners. Especially helpful for tall lifters. I have it on a 90” rack and can get a full stretch on lat pulldowns. I also use it for tricep push downs.only downside is that it’s pricey.