I just got these in today and used it for the first time. I had the Rogue Monster Landmine 2.0 and it served me well for three years. That being said, the way it rotated and moved was clunky and it didn’t fit my use case of being able to Tbar row to the side of my rack unless I put it on top on the cross member and it would most likely scratch up my rack and the Landmine. So I sold it and purchased the Kleva x Rep Adroit because it looked like it would fit my needs. And man it was a perfect fit! I needed to use my Texas Deadlift Bar for the length to clear my plates so I can easily grab it and load the bar. Any normal barbell wouldn’t be long enough at that angle and I didn’t want to take off my spotter arms to use it as well. Now my deadlift bar can serve a secondary function instead of a one trick pony and I can leave my Rogue Indy where it usually is as a belt squat platform! Just wish the knobs weren’t plastic like a fellow gym radar user noted but since I’m not moving it, it’s a nonissue. Highly recommend this for the price as well, because it was cheaper than the Rogue Landmine by like $20.

Got them off Amazon for a good price. They do the job and I use them for deficit deadlifts and when I want it a bit more quiet lifting as they do soften the drop. Bits of it flake off but nothing crazy, just small amounts on the sides. Would recommend them for the price.

These danglers are innovative but yet seem oh so familiar when feeling them. I was going to go for another Eclipse grips from Porter Physed but for the price I would get a pair of these and still come up on top. Reverse cow…I mean flies give me that feeling I was looking for and my rear end…I mean delts are on fire. Truly awesome product and love the fact you can customize the color. These things are probably the reason why Darko can move into a warehouse to keep making danglers.

This was just what I needed. These just came out but I was using thin magnetic sheets cut into strips to prevent the bar from rubbing against the name plate. I’m putting up the Rogue MG4CN on a Darko Dock which was the only place I could find that would fit these specialty bars. Very thick 3D printed material and the magnets were strong enough to hold these up with the bar hitting them. Added some flair too as it matched my color scheme. Very specific use case but excels in a simple solution

Use these for my plate loaded machines and for that, they work well. Wouldn’t use them for any real lifting and they shift on stuff like deadlifts. Cheap enough to buy for each machine and leave them there because they have magnets. Use case wise, that’s probably all they’re good for.

Got these from another Basement Brandon recommendation. Being that my Rogue rack was a half rack, I needed to extend the pull-up bar further out because my feet would hit my storage shelf. Didn’t need the height but it was what was available at the time and it does what it was intended to do. Only thing is that now my wife has trouble reaching the bar and has to use our bench to reach it. I believe they now have holes all around so you can attach other things like Voltra mounts or attachment points for suspension trainers.

Had these a few years and they’re my favorite. Never had rollers before but I watched a Basement Brandon video about them and I was sold. Centering the bar was always a burn especially on squat days where my rerack were a bit questionable. Not so much on bench but for squats, these things are awesome. I flipped the jcup to fit on the inside so I wouldn’t hit the bends on it with my barbell. Also used Giant magpins 4.5in so they wouldn’t move when rolling heavier weight. Don’t see the need to change these out to something new like Bremmy’s thinner rollers and will keep them.

American, custom made brackets for my Bells of Steel Hip Thrust machine from Ryan and they are awesome. The hip thrust machine already saves you on setup time but we still didn’t like to walk back and forth with plates to just do two sets. So this handy bracket allows for e-resistance from the Voltra and now unlocks easy weight changes, eccentric overload, and auto-unloading for safety. The constant tension throughout the movement is also a nice bonus as it can feel a lot lighter on the bottom with weight plates. Although a niche product, Ryan can measure out the brackets to fit similar applications on plate loaded machines. Highly recommend this and Caracara Metals as a business.