Multi Use Belt Squat Attachment for Rack,Adjustable Length Belt Squat System,Fits for 3''X3'' or 2''X2'' Power Racks and 1/2'' or 5/8'' Holes,Lever Lifting Belt,Lever Arms

The FAGUS H Multi-Use Belt Squat Attachment is a great addition to my home gym. It’s well-built, sturdy, and offers a solid way to perform belt squats without the need for a full belt squat machine. The adjustable design is a huge plus, allowing for different heights and stances, making it versatile for various users and exercises beyond just belt squats. Key Features I Liked: ✔ Sturdy Construction – The materials feel high-quality, and the attachment holds up well under heavy loads without wobbling or feeling unstable. ✔ Adjustable Design – The ability to adjust the height and positioning makes it versatile for different users and exercise variations, including lunges and hip belt squats. ✔ Great for Reducing Back Strain – Since the weight is loaded at the hips, it takes stress off the lower back, making it an excellent alternative for those with back issues. Areas for Improvement: ➖ Can Be a Bit Awkward to Set Up – While the attachment works well once everything is in place, getting it adjusted correctly can take some trial and error, especially for first-time users. ➖ Belt Quality Could Be Better – The included belt is decent, but it could use more padding for comfort, especially when lifting heavier weights. You may want to upgrade to a more padded belt for better support. ➖ Limited Range of Motion for Some Users – Depending on your height and setup, the range of motion may feel slightly restricted compared to a full belt squat machine. Overall, this is a great budget-friendly alternative for those looking to add belt squats to their training without investing in a large, expensive machine. It’s sturdy, adjustable, and effective, but a few minor tweaks could make it even better. Still, for the price and functionality, it’s a solid investment for anyone serious about lower-body training.

So far, this has been great. It fits with my wall mounted Rogue Monster Lite when flipped to the 3" end. I haven't tested the weight limits too much, but it seems to be very durable and heavy duty. The adjustable length is nice in the event my wife wants to use it due to our height difference. Simple assembly and has a pin attach/detach, slender enough to store and keep out of the way when not in use.

Pretty straightforward to assemble

I have a 2" x 2" rack with 5/8" holes so that narrowed my options down pretty significantly. Thankfully, this one was available. Assembled in just a couple minutes (and y'all, I am a SPAZ with stuff like that, so really, it's easy, I swear) and good to go. The ONLY thing I would change about it, or like to see available for it, is the "kickstand" that some belt squat attachments have; if they'd made one with that, I gladly would have paid a bit more for it, but hey, beggars can't be choosers. But this is definitely a lot of bang for the buck.

Pretty much a real nice and affordable alternative to another product on the market. Seems well built and does everything I need for a fraction of the price

This is just what I needed to perform squats without loading my lower back. Due to issues with my lumbar spine, I was not able to adequately work out my legs and my strength and coordination decreased. With this attachment, I am able to get some of that back and not worry about injuring my spine.

Same as that expensive brand & is compatible with that kickstand.

Meets my current needs from a weight capacity and cost perspective. If you plan to do heavy weights or have the budget go with the Fringe Mammoth version w/ kickstand. The main difference appears to be the gauge of metal used. Fagus weighs approx. 13 lbs and the Mammoth is listed at 32 lbs. I replaced the wingnuts with bolts and built my own kickstand. I've been using it for belt squats, rows, and RDL's. Overall happy with it.