CAP Barbell Exercise Machine Attachments, Black
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About CAP Barbell Exercise Machine Attachments, Black
Overall Feedback:
77% positive
78% appreciated its durable construction, although 22% experienced wear and tear
I feel that the product is durable and should last for a while.
The product from Titan Fitness is three times heavier, which means it has thicker gauge metal, deeper, stronger welds, and better durability.
The carabiners look weak and poorly made, indicating that the company prioritizes profit over longevity, safety, and durability.
The t-bar is made of light gauge metal and doesn't seem durable.
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78% appreciated the high-quality materials, although 22% found them subpar
The landmine is of good quality, made of heavy gauge steel, has proper bushings, and clamped perfectly to my cage.
The landmine appears to be of good quality with proper bushings and not just a pivot on the bolt. It also clamped perfectly to my cage. The t-bar is made of light gauge metal and doesnt feel like its going to last long.
The material quality is cheaply made, but it's not necessarily a bad thing.
The quality of the product is like recycled dog food cans.
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74% praised for its easy adjustments, but 26% found it limited
I feel that the t-bar is made of light gauge metal and may not last long.
77% liked its compatibility with multiple machines
The horizontal, pronated angle of this attachment is optimal for lats with minimal biceps incorporation.
I recommend this combo for new lifters, but suggest that more advanced users buy the landmine separately and get a better quality t-bar.
86% praised its quiet operation, but 14% found it noisy
I noticed that the bar that comes with the landmine is flimsy and I had to be careful with it while using it. This indicates that the noise level of the landmine might be high while using it.
The bar that comes with the landmine is flimsy, so I had to be careful while using it. This suggests that the landmine might produce high noise levels.
74% liked the added safety features, although 26% found them insufficient
The most important thing about this attachment is its design. I have expensive Rogue attachments, but I plan to sell them and use this attachment instead. Additionally, the horizontal, pronated angle is optimal for lats while minimizing biceps incorporation.
The carabiners look weak and cheaply made, indicating that the company prioritizes profit over safety features like longevity and durability.
88% liked its compact design, but 12% found it bulky
The optimal angle for lats while minimizing biceps incorporation is horizontal and pronated.
The landmine base is too big to fit in any of my weight plates, affecting the space efficiency of the exercise machine attachment.
