Pretty much a white label seated combo leg extension/ leg curl machine. This one was upgraded to aluminum pulleys and it’s NICE. One difference between this and ones like Titan or Temple of Gainz is the fact that you can adjust the leg roller from the seated position instead of having to stand up and adjust it. Since my wife and I work out together, it makes it easier to adjust for different user profiles. One small nitpick is that the weight is in kg and I want freedom units so I had Plate Snacks make a custom sticker and rounded out the weight to make more sense for me. But the unit is solid, the powder coat is awesome, and it makes me feel like I’m at LA Fitness when I’m doing leg day.

Bought this before Temple of Gainz was selling their products but this was one of the only pendulum pieces besides a Paramount or an Atlantis that I could find. Never tried one prior to purchasing, but I wanted a machine that I would probably never have a chance to use at LA Fitness my commercial gym at the time. Glad I took the plunge and the gamble paid off as this is one of my favorite machines. Paired with a Voltra, this machine is killer and doesn’t require a lot of weight to really get the most out of it. Never liked hack squats or leg presses that were always plate eaters and I didn’t want to walk with plates over to the machine and back (if it didn’t have storage). It also doubles has a standing calf raise which is super convenient and I get an excellent stretch from the bottom of the platform. This one also has four safety pins to rack it if your in trouble and also another safety on the bottom in case you fail a lift. The steel on this is 14g but it’s solid and I appreciate the fact that they use 3x3 stock so adding a mount for the Voltra was easy. Drilled a 5/8in hole with a step drill bit and easy money. Highly recommend.

Got these used off FBM and man they are sweet. The extra storage is a welcome addition and helps organize my attachments that would’ve been on my rack. You do need to have something behind it to give some space from the wall for certain attachments which you’ll find out when you first attach it to the wall haha. But that’s the home gym journey so hopefully you heed our suggestions.

These mag pins are excellent. They’re the 4.5 in shorter ones and they fit my Irwin rollers perfectly. I have the Oak Club ones because they had them out first when I was looking for some but these from Giant for the price cant be beat. They even have a cotter pin for more security if you need it.

This is in my shame pile. As others have said, you probably won’t use this as much because why do unilateral movements when you’re in a crunch for time. I rather use other attachments and get down quicker. But ymmv.

Great attachment for stuff like bands, daisy chains, and an attachment point for the pulley hack. Wish it was a bit cheaper but for the size and ease of installation in tight spaces, it’s a great option.

Bought this due to the narrow footprint that also fits perfectly under my garage door track so I can still open the door. The price is right and I got the newest version with the sticky vinyl. Wish the 5/8in holes were all throughout but the ones there provide me with extra storage for a barbell and a Rogue Mace using the Frog Fits barbell holder. I like the weight stacks on this machine compared to the Bells of Steel one because the weight increments are already on the stacks and also recessed so it’s less likely to peel off. Never liked the Bells Of Steel selectorized stuff for that reason. The upper section holding the pulleys were slightly bent in to cause rubbing on the pulley and also I had to drill a hole slightly bigger for a bolt to go in due to a poorly drilled hole. I contacted Titan about it but they just told me it’s within specs and to loosen the bolts for the pulleys. I had to really crank down on the bottom bolts for the metal to open up a bit more and then it barely scrapes the pulley and it’s smooth. Not ideal but I’m never going to be looking on top of this machine and the point is that it works smoothly. All that aside, it’s really smooth and haven’t had the cables twist in the two years I’ve had it. Even though I have Voltras, I don’t think I will ever sell this machine due to the lack of setup needed to workout and the footprint of this machine. Well maybe if the ATX trinity tower ever comes to the States, but for now it’s awesome.

One of the first mounts when I purchased the Voltra, it served it’s purpose as a gateway to other mounts. It’s sturdy and it takes a while to attach but it’s not meant to be moved a whole lot. These could be used on pull-up bars to make a lat pulldown, attached to loading pins on machines, or in my case a monster weight pin with a monster knob to make it easier to detach and move it around.