LIONSCOOL Dual Function Lever Arm Belt Squat Attachment - Versatile Home Gym Accessory for Strength Training with 400lbs Capacity, Easy Installation

I've been looking for a safer way to pressing exercises and finally pulled the trigger and bought these arms. The are worth itAssembly was easy, less than 1 minutes, it fits snug to the 2x2 cage. Arm adjustment was awkward at first but after an hour or so of adjusting everything it became second nature. I DIYed a pulley system on my rack and it works perfect with the arms, no drilling required. Just 2 3 inch eye bolts and some washers. That keeps constant tension on the arms throughout the movement.Belt squats are a breeze, I use actual weights for that. I ran a chain between 2 eye bolts and that acts as a kickstand. When I'm done I remove the weight peg. I have high ceilings so moving the arms out of the way is easy

First workout is done and I'm impressed. Quality is better than I expected. First my PRx 2x3 rack well. I was concerned about the hook vs the ring when doing belt squats, but I actually prefer it now. When setup properly the chain stays and then slips right off when done with the set. No need to mess with carabineers at the full range of motion. Knurling on the handle is great and the handles add so much versatility. The only reason for 4 stars and not 5 is the holes for the stops are too close to the lever which causes it to hit on the back corner. They need to round over the back of the arm to allow it to swing properly. You still get some range of motion, but not it's not great. Still absolutely worth it for the price. It's seems the fixed the issue of plates hitting the nuts as well.

I got this Lionscool lever arm belt squat attachment not long ago, and it's holding up well. The setup was straightforward, and it took no time to get it ready for use. It's sturdy enough to handle the 400lbs as advertised, and the versatility is a real plus. Whether you're looking to add a new dimension to your strength training or want something that doesn't take up a lot of space, this piece of equipment fits the bill. The build quality seems reliable, and it's been a useful addition to my home gym. Haven't run into any issues with it, and it feels like a solid investment for the price. If you're looking to expand your workout routine at home, this could be a good way to do it without needing many different machines.I recently purchased the Lionscool lever arm belt squat attachment and I'm happy with how well it's holding up. The setup was straightforward and it didn't take long to get it ready for use. It's sturdy enough to handle the advertised 400lbs, and the versatility is a real plus. Whether you want to add a new dimension to your strength training or just need something that doesn't take up a lot of space, this equipment fits the bill. The build quality seems reliable, and it has been a useful addition to my home gym. I haven't run into any issues with it, and it feels like a solid investment for the price. If you're looking to expand your workout routine at home, this could be a good way to do it without needing many different machines.

Pressing motion was very smooth. Worked well for incline chest presses. However, the unit sways from side to side during use. And the entire lever arm will sag to one side when 90lbs or more is added as shown in my picture.This lever arm only has one screw on bolt which attaches it to a rack. It needs two screw on bolts to maintain stability and prevent it from leaning to one side during use.

Good welds, good quality materials, stable, and flexible functionality. This is a solid product at what seems to me to be a reasonable price. Items came without any noticeable defects and seem capable of what I will put them through.My only gripe is actually less with this manufacturer and more with Proform who makes my cage. 3/4” holes leave me wanting a 5/8 to 3/4 adapter for the mounting pins. I didn’t bother to dock this manufacturers score for that because at least they take the care to provide a 1” adapter for people who have other needs.Good job, good product, and deserving of a good review.

It's a great buy but it's not very convenient to switch between belt squat mode and pressing mode (weight horn on the top vs. on the side). I bought two separate arms and chest press feels very similar to machines. You need to figure out what angles and heights work best for each exercise and your body size, otherwise the weight may feel too light at the bottom or at the top of a movement. I played around with different heights and used a luggage scale to figure out how the resistance changes in different positions.

This is a well made attachment that is unbelievably useful. It has multiple angle uses with the flexibility to be used for different types of exercises...

The arms do the job. A bit of a pain to move around and you need to purchase 2 arms but they are durable.