I was pretty disappointed in Roguw on this purchase. I be spent thousands at rogue and decided to purchase the black widow lay bar attachment. It arrived damaged with chips in the powder coating showing bare metal. I reached out to rogue and they offered a replacement or $50 off. It was ok on their part but I expected a little more. It was a $330 part and $50 seemed very stingy. Considering the part is heavy and they would have to pay to return mine and send another. And I really didn’t want to have to deal with the hassle of the return. I feel a $100 discount would have been more appropriate for such an expensive attachment

Exactly what I needed and the versatility is amazing!

Great product. Many uses. Has diversified my workout!

Pros: 1) High-quality construction (solid) 2) Tremendous versatility (lot of adjustments and saves space) Cons: 1) Built so heavy that it's difficult and, at times, quite awkward to adjust. (Maybe it's just stiffer when it's new.) 2) The piece is so large (even in its smallest/most narrow configuration (see attached photos) that it makes it VERY difficult if not impossible to achieve a full range of motion in a lat pulldown or low row if your arms are average to long. In other words, add another 13-14" from the very end of the carabiner to your hands and it essentially forces you to lean back significantly when performing lat pulldowns thus inhibiting a full stretch at the end range of motion. Overall, this piece is expensive but provides value considering you won't have to buy 3-5 additional attachments. However, there may be some growing pains with some users. I'll also likely need to purchase an alternative narrow grip v-handle for close-grip lat work because this piece is just too long. I'll continue to use it for other functions (wide-grip lat work, landmine, single-arm rows, triceps, curls, and deadlift jack).

This thing weights about 10lbs and as soon as you get your hands on it, you realize why the price is what it is. This is highly recommended for individuals who have attended the gym for quite some time and realize what the Back Widow's full capability is (deadlift jack, bent over barbell rows, bent-over dumbbell rows, seated rows, latt-pulls, etc.). This attachment covers all major back workouts that users typically perform at a gym. It feels very comfortable on the hand and even has a soft knurling touch to it. I can guarantee you will use this every single time you work out your back! To top it off, it can even be used as a Triceps pushdown attachment and a bicep curl attachment when using cables. I spent the money, and I would do so again in a heartbeat.

I had a client break the arm and back widow sent me a new one. Keep your old one to send back. It makes getting a new one easier

One of the most popular pieces of equipment in the gym. Very versatile.

The different grip widths on this thing don’t vary much, the widest it goes is around 29 inches which is the same as a standard curl bar attachment. I’d say if your starting a home gym and have nothing then maybe consider this one, but if you already have an assortment of attachments already don’t bother”