Nordic Hamstring Curl Squat Rack Attachment for 3" x 3" Power Rack, Great for Hamstring Curls, Sit-ups, Bulgarian Split Squat, Ab Workout, Home Gym Fitness Equipment

Purchased this to do Nordic Hamstring Curls at my gym, attaches to a squat rack rig in maybe 10-20 seconds and you can easily take it off. Perfect for what I needed. Don’t see how you could have any complaints about this product. The foam padding is enough for comfort, only used it once so far but seems extremely sturdy, price can’t be beat as I looked for other options on here.

I have the Titan Fitness Pulley Tower V3 and have been struggling to find a way to be able to use it for Lat Pulldowns. Came across this product and took a chance on it. Since the product is made primarily for 3x3 uprights, I also needed to 3d print a rack spacer for it to fit. But once I got it into place, the leg holders work perfect. While the Titan Tower isn't perfect, this leg holder adds extra value and I can now pull heavier weights!

I used this for the first time at my PF. Took a while to find a good support structure. The cable machines at PF have sort of rounded edges on the cable guide so this wouldn't work safely on those and the squat rack legs were too wide. I was able to make it work on the PF 360 though! Fit perfectly on one of the support legs (not the cable guides, same issue). Did my first ever Nordic curls and the attachment didn't budge at all! So happy with this! Since this was my first use I have nothing yet to say about wear and tear, but it came out of the box solid and looking brand new. I'll also try this with split squats, pushups, and anything else I can think of. Highly recommend if you want to take your hamstring exercises to the next level with minimum equipment!

If it had a bit of friction-increasing material on the clamp, I think this would be great. It fit well around my rack, but the smooth, painted surface (which as far as I know, most racks have) made for too slick of a spot for this attachment to grip onto. I like that it can go basically anywhere, without restrictions for holes...but I just couldn't put any pressure on it (which is kind of the point)