Purely personal opinion but I found that the angles were all wrong while using the belt squat. I found that it pulled me forward and caused me to lean on my toes. The belt pulled awkwardly and the plates were in the way. Build quality is however solid and many users find it to be the best on the market.

Great functional trainer with quality components. The smith function however leaves much to be desired as it’s awkward in the way that the starting position is at the bottom. Solid option if the deal is right.

If you’re looking for a budget bench you can’t go wrong with this option. Very sturdy with all the adjustments you will need and quality components. Leg rollers will get in the way and transport handle is awkwardly placed.

Great quality bike however the monthly $44 subscription plus the initial cost of the bike is excessive. Rear firing speakers and the manual resistance makes the Plus version more attractive.

Owned a 5-50lb set soon after release. Build quality was very inconsistent with various manufacturing defects. Knurling was inconsistent with damaged spots. Rubber finish not only varied from pair to pair but also within the same pair. Number font wasn’t consistent. Began to see discoloration in the rubber before I sold the set.

It’ll lift weight but you won’t be comfortable doing it. Poor manufacturing quality with ugly welds and next to nonexistent knurling. Sleeves do not spin.

It’s a rack that will hold a 5-50lb dumbell set depending on the size of the bells. Rubber hex has issues fitting while cast iron will fit.

A decent budget option for your dumbell needs. Manufacturing defects are common but do not affect use. Finishes can vary between weights and batches.