BalanceFrom Cable Machine Attachments 5-Piece Combo

Just used these today and wow are they ever a game changer! Great natural range of motion. You will wonder why you bought most of the lat attachments you already have once you have this. Packaging was superb (double boxed and wrapped with no damage). The grip is very comfortable which is important as I get older (I am 50 and have been working out since my early 20s so I have some wrist and shoulder pain). These are surprisingly heavy. Somehow I imagined them being light like most small attachments are. I got these on sale and they came with free shipping.

It’s a great buy and worth the money! Makes my back workout more enjoyable and comfortable! Easy to use and quality is great and the design is so nice and so easy to use.

Perfect attachments for your workout. As others have said you will definitely need to order larger clips because the holes are wide but that’s not a problem at all. They are heavy duty and give a very nice range of back workouts.

Great quality and heavy. Definitely working out more areas vs basic lat bars.

Tl;dr: good equipment, just some things to keep in mind. Nice addition to my repertoire of equipment and will be incorporated to future workouts. Won’t be hanging up my other equipment for back day anytime soon though.I tried out this piece of equipment for the first time this morning. Overall, the attachments are nice but it wasn’t exactly what I was expecting.First issue I noticed with the attachments is it can be difficult to place a clip in the holes and then attach to cables. My recommendation would be to buy a few extra clips and keep one always attached to each piece so you don’t have to always struggle with it. It can get annoying real fast when you’re being held up by such a small but frustrating inconvenience.The other thing to keep in mind is this piece of equipment forces you to use a neutral grip as opposed to the conventional pronated or supinated grip you would use with your old equipment. That’s not a bad thing, but I personally like to play around with my grips depending on what works for me best at that workout.I did attempt to use a pronated and supinated grip by grabbing onto the bar at the angles instead of the spot designated for your hands. It’s a rough feeling, so I’d recommend keeping your old equipment nearby to alternate as needed.Lastly, the attachments are very sturdy with nice grips. It was a much different feeling than conventional equipment, but still a good one. Overall, I will incorporate this equipment into my workout but I won’t let go of my other equipment any time soon.

I love every piece of it that’s in the box!! It’s got different sizes handle for different need of work out. The quality is the same as the one they provide at the gym but now I have my own set. It’s easy to hook on. The quality is good and the pieces are heavy. I love them!

Great stuff. Very happy.

So I don’t ever write reviews but I feel like I owe it to anyone considering buying these to let them know my experience.I've been a consistent gym goer bodybuilder for 20 years. Not a casual lifter by any stretch and am very experienced with various equipment and training. I've seen people use these style attachments in the gym before but had never tried them.I came across these generic ones on Amazon and since building a home gym decided for the price why not add them to arsenal.First off - the quality beyond exceeded my expectations. The grippy rubberized coating is so heavy duty feeling that I can't imagine it'll ever be an issue for my one person use. I'd put these in a commercial gym in a heartbeat tbh.The ergonomics of them are just unreal. Back work is one of those things that trainees can sometimes have a hard time 'feeling' work. Man do these grips really engage the back to a degree you can feel. What furthermore is just how much they remove the delts, biceps, and forearms from the work.Ive been using these for 3 weeks and every back day I'm amazed by just how freaking hard I can smash my sets, but still feel like I have more volume in me - and its clearly because most other back work is fatiguing my ancillary muscles before my back itself (notably forearms).Whats more is for the last 8 months of been battling and nursing medial epicondylitus (golfers elbow). It initially required a few months of very light workout just to improve. I since had been training with straps on all pull exercises to alleviate some of the strain on it - which helped but it hasn't gotten completely better in the last 6 months either.With these grips my tendonitis is not only not bothered - but its actually improving. Back day is currently my favorite workout in my rotation just because of how productive they've been.If you're considering these, I wouldn't hesitate. Well worth the money.Also its worth noting that I'm a bit of a diva and don't believe in ultra wide back work for shoulder health. I dont use the top two wider pulldown attachments only the 22" smaller one and the close clip attachment on the bottom. Other people may be more comfortable using those specific attachments but even if you're not - for the price these cost just adding 2 to my workout (22" pulldowns and the the bottom attachment on low cable rows) has been well worth the money.Shameless plug that if you want proof this is a legit review follow my instagram and see I'm no novice to back work @rypkr937