I just added the vendetta plates and the Gympin kaizen adapter last night. It was really simple. The vendetta comes with really good instructions with pictures. The Kaizen did not but its fairly obvious what to do and there is a youtube video of someone installing them if you need it. Want constructive criticism would be to offer to sell hinge pins with the Kaizen as a kit.
Having a bad back for many years I’ve kinda given up lifting heavy dumbbells. Tossing up 70-80-90-100 lb dumbbells suck if you’ve got some back issues or shoulder issues. With the vendetta and the kaizen adapters it’s very easy to mimic dumbbell movements in various positions without stressing your low back and shoulders to get them in position. Great products. If you could pick only one-I agree vendetta first. Thanks for all the great reviews.
I am the same way after training/competing in bodybuilding for so many years, I can not throw up heavy dumbbells for shoulder or or incline chest press anymore. I purchased those spotter arm brackets that you can place the dumbbells in on your power rack and to be honest they actually work really well and save my shoulders. (yea they can be a pain in the ass setting up and placing the dumbbells in the brackets, but it is worth it.). I am looking forward to getting my Vendetta adapters. in the next few weeks.
This is a great product for those of us that already have the arms and want to add functionality without completely replacing them! This also lets us help the smaller innovators that seem to be pushing these larger companies that really just sit on their products. Great review as always!
Yes, they are probably the most cost effective option. Love BOS and have their Cable Tower with weight stack. Quality is not at Rogue level but can’t argue with half the price.
I have almost the same setup with 360deg plates from Savage Strength in the UK and the newer version of the Kaizen adapter. Absolutely awesome combination, I love it.
Would love to see a review of the griffin arms (seems like they do everything these do other than maybe a few less starting points for the arms vs the vendetta adapters) and also the Irwin ones. The jammer arm market is exploding
I own the Griffin adjustable and converging jammer arms ($899.99 shipped) and they are awesome. They came with mag pins as well for all the adjustments... I added a separate rack for jammer arms because they require practically permanent space on the front of a rack and can greatly hinder the complete functionality of an Ares or Athena attachment...
Hey coop like the show! two things 1. does it hook up to the lightning f35? 2. IF you can do a comparison with other jammers like the MAJOR FITNESS LEVER ARMS, that would be great.
While I can see how these improve the overall usability, but agree a company needs to come out with an all in one, as you mentioned adding these on to the already high cost of arms put these things at too high of a cost.
@@GarageGymReviews @BasementBrandon Griffin Fitness adjustable lever arms has all these features, while costing $900 CHEAPER than what this setup would cost.
Brandon, Griffin Fitness has come out with a great product. Not everyone just does the big 3 lifts, give us competitive bodybuilders some love as well! LOL
Vendetta - Great invention. Love it's a grass roots American based product. Having said that, lead time is crazy as is the $36 to ship domestically. Seems a bit much for 4 plates and some hardware. Surely could be sent USPS Priority Mail with tracking for half that....? In the end, I've ordered mine today, as the RG 2.0 magically showed up today.
I already have this except my arms are titan not rogue. The Kaizen adapters and the vendetta adapters are a must have. I now use my jammer arms almost every workout. Also, with the kaizen adapters for titan, they don't have a key, they use a regular pin.
Coop, would love to see a compact leg sled comparison. Powertec just came out with a redesigned version and would like to see how it stacks up to others.
Theoretically - could you build jammer arms out of the vendetta adapters (w or w/o the gym pin), a 3" x 3" post cut to size or cross member or whatever spare rack piece you can find, a weight horn to load plates, and a handle? Would any components be missing? I'm thinking this would get pretty close but unclear on how the vendetta adapters connect to the rack? Would be interesting to see if you could start from scratch and get this setup piece by piece more economically than buying the arms and retrofitting with the adapters.
I have a set of the original articulating jammer arms and the updated ones. Would recommend for the price. Can't imagine using them without articulation.
If it can swivel 360 so that it removes 100% of the stability, then couldn't I achieve that with dumbbells? The purpose of these arms is so the movement is on a fixed plane that adds stability so you can focus on force output to work the targeted muscle instead of having to also worry about stability.
Coop are there videos that show how to assemble both the Vendetta and the Gympin KAizen ??? I just got both of mine for the Rogue Trolley version 2. But I can t find a video anywhere.
Hey Coop, does the Vendetta increase the length of the jammer arms? Would you still be able to use the vendatta arms on a rogue short configuration inside the rack?
I have a Rep rack with dual athena cables but wondering if there are any jammer arms that can be put ON and taken OFF easily not connected always to the rack?
Hey Coop, how difficult/easy is the vendetta trolley to attach to the upright? I have a rep rack with the Athena system, so I couldn’t leave the vendetta on there and still use the Athena. I’d have to attach and remove the trolleys every time I used the iso arms.
I'm in the camp that sold jammer arms after about 6-8 months bc I didn't use them as much as they were in the way of other workouts. Have to say that both of the products are really impressive. Love that Kaizen adapter especially.
Thx for this one Coop! Now I’m curious about the pros/cons of having a vendetta/arms on the front of the rack as the same time as REP’s Athena/Ares trolleys. Also can you share any details on those knurled handle shafts and the adapters they’re attached to please
I see those are probably from the rogue articulating handles kit….Haha add another $500. Yikes that’s pushin $2000 after shipping/taxes for everything shown for something most won’t use to their full ability. I’ve had lever arms before but the vendetta/kaizen combo is a game changer for lever arms only
Is it just me or are jammer arms the Emperor's New Clothes? I think you could do those exercises with either a barbell, dumbbells or set of rings. Thoughts please.
I’ve been wanting the vendetta adapters for my Titan arms for the longest but I don’t know how to go about ordering them. Their website says they’re out of stock and I’ve added myself to the email list but haven’t seen any news on when they’ll be back in stock. If anyone has any news on how to get them I’d really appreciate it
Im looking for jammer arms that would fit the Force USA G15 cable/smith machine. Currently, they only come in an upgrade package at £899 which is a lot. Do you know any jammer arms compatible with the G15 machine?
Other question I have - would putting lever arms on an ares hurt the functionality of either? I don't think it would hurt the arms if they tucked up tight to the ares trolleys, but could see losing functionality of the functional trainer trolleys in the low position if jammer arms lived on your rack
You forgot to mention that the Vendatta arms are never in stock. I have been trying to purchase the ISO version for a year now with no luck. I guess that is the downside of working with a small business with limited resources
For the Gym Pin adapters, do they allow you to lock them into a plain of motion, or do the just make them free floating? I’d like to use them for converging chest press, but I specifically like a Hammer Strength matching because the fixed plain allows me to really grind out the final reps.
Pretty sure those are from Rogue. It’s an add on they call articulating handles. Seems to get mixed reviews but looks interesting. Way cheaper to buy with the arms at the front end than buying separate later on.
Without a doubt adjustable dumbbells first. That’s what I did. But both will work differently, you get more isolation with the lever than with the dumbbells, but dumbbells will give you a compound approach to smaller muscles. Dumbbells are higher on the totem pole by far in terms of versatility. Nevertheless if you already have the jammer arms (in my case REP ISO) it adds the functionality to make the workout faster and more precise, the vendetta’s are a very good addition. As a matter of fact for the REP ISO Arms the impact of using the vendetta’s is higher since you not only get the ability to slide the arms with the ease but also to lock them in position. But to your point…. Dumbbells first FOR SURE!
I am having a very hard time contacting the company. Are they still in business? I have sent several emails but no response. I want to buy these for my REP ISO arms. Can someone provide me with contact info please.
The fact that these companies dont include holes for adjustable starting positions at these prices is robbery. Then you need to buy additional very expensive adapters just to get a very necessary/basic function? C'mon.
Iso arms the biggest waste of money in pretty much every home gym. Awkward and cumbersome to use and they are terrible at mimicking actual good movements.
The Vendetta’s for the REP ISO Arms are a HUGE upgrade in functionality. In this video we only saw the Rogue version which is very good. But the amount of functionality on the REP is a lot. The factory brackets are cumbersome and VERY HEAVY making them a workout within the workout, with the Vendetta’s is very easy to slide up and down with a smooth trolley system, and can be locked in more angles compared to the Rogue ones. I’ve had it for a few weeks after reaching out to Britton and fortunately he had an extra pair from the prior batch, I got them and boy what a difference does it make. The Gym Pin I’ve been thinking of it but as Coop said, if I had a choice (and I did) get the Vendetta’s first. I’m VERY pleased with the product and the service
@baezmd- That's great, I also have the Rep ISO arms but can be a pain in the ass setting them up for a specific list such as shoulder Press or Chest Press. I have to alway's set up my Spotter arms and then have the ISO arms rest on top of them as a fixed position. I ordered a pair from Britton a few weeks ago after waiting for about 3 months (Sold out). He stated I should receive mine sometime in August. I just hope they don't interfere too much with my Ares Functional trainer on my Power Rack.
@@raps7027 those brackets make a difference of night and day in terms of functionality. Is like you just got a new pair of them that actually work. My rack is an 80” tall, I assume that the interference with the Athena or Area is relative to one’s height, I’m thinking about getting one of those but still not decided yet. Let me know how it works for you. Is your rack an 80” too?
@@raps7027 I have the Vendetta arms on my Ares 93" rack. They work well but will limit how low you can drop the front pulleys. So if you are doing low pulley movements off the front of the rack, just know that the lowest position of the front pulleys will be about a foot or so up from the floor. Another thing to mention, the bolts that hold the Vendetta to the rack will rub against the Ares cable as you slide the trolly up and down. Not a huge problem but could introduce premature wear on the cable. I had some left over UHMW tape that I put on the nut where it comes into contact with the cable. Seems to help
@@baezmd I would think an 80" rack with Ares may be too low to use with lever arms. Do you already have the ISO arms and do they work for you now with the Ares?
Biggest miss of this video: Griffin Fitness sells adjustable lever arms that have ALL these features, 180 degree locking, as well as converging arms in addition to the trolley/lever arm for $900 CHEAPER than what this whole setup would cost.
@@joenikiforakis5829 Inside reduces the need to remove and put it back on, for example, if you have the ARES attachment built into your rack, having the jammer arms on the outside would interfere, but on the inside, there is no problem
@@avinashtyagi2this won't fit in a rack either. It extends the length by 7". The short arms just fit inside the rack without the gym pin so it wouldn't fit anymore.
The vendetta adapters are a very clean, refined, and thought out product. I wish the other products/attachments he has in his videos on Instagram were out. To be able to do nordic curls, ghd and reverse hyper movements, preacher curls, and it looks like it would work as something like the GOAT attachment if he will start selling the adjustable knee roller pad (think lat pulldown using your uprights).
I Love both they a must have. It burns me up that big companies lije Rep and Rogue haven't fixed theirs on the fly. I sold my Rep ISO and bought the Rogue version 2 because of the trolly. Then added both adaptors
Given the base cost of jammer arms, especially the Rogue arms, I think these add-ons are priced well. The Kaizen adapters in particular are much bigger and beefier when you see them in person versus just seeing them online. As with all things jammer arms, if you take the time to figure out setups you like they can be very versatile and a good option. I also think that people sometimes forget that they were really designed and built for ballistic type movements, not to replicate Hammer Strength machines. However, these adapters do go along way to making them more useful for those other types of movements. I'd also love to see a review on the opposite side of the spectrum of something like the Signature Fitness Lever Arms. They're $130 for a 2"x2" free motion lever arm that can attach to any 3"x3" rack with a 5/8", 3/4", or 1" hole (though you need a separate adapter to get a tighter fit on the bigger hole racks). They don't have any of the locking features, but for $130 they could be a good option for someone that wants to try out lever arms before dropping 10x that on the Rogue version.
I think the Griffin adjustable lever arms are more in line cost wise for most people. $900 cheaper for the same functionality. Not sure why there wasn’t a mention in the review about them.
The cost of these three combined is way too expensive. I ended up going with The Griffin lever arms that cost significantly less that do the same thing.
The question is who is this product for? People who primarily train body-building at home. These attachments make a Jammer a viable replacement for all the Hammer Strength Press and Pull machines. Vs actually buying the individual machines these are really cost effective.
Hey Coop could you review the signature fitness lever arms? They are very inexpensive, work with almost any rack, and have built in side to side motion.
I can't wrap my head around the cost. The Rogue jammer arms were way overpriced anyway, but chuck in the adapters and you're around $1800 BEFORE shipping! Meanwhile, the GLS jammer arms from Primal strength in the UK have all the same functionality with the exception of the locked convergence position of the Kaizen adaptors for a little over the equivalent of $600 shipped to my door!
@@KaizenDIYGym That wasn't a dig at you Kyle! It's just the price of everything put together after the crazy price of the Rogue jammer arms themselves!
@@KaizenDIYGym are there any jammer arms that will fit the monster lite racks, that are not the rogue ones? I am looking for jammer arms that can be bought in the Uk, that fit 75mm racks with 5/8 pin holes. cheers. Ian
Love adding versatility to my Jammer arms, don't see a lot in the market for articulating handles. There's Rogue's AH-1 kit and RORMAN STRENGTH-Megalith Handles, both that allow a more natural travel path vs the curve you get from the fixed lever arm plane. I am not sure if Rogue's will fit with the jammer arms rotated post-Kaizen Gym Pin install, and Rorman's is sold out. Is there anything else on the market? Any help is appreciated.
Too high price for that feature. Jammer arms + vendetta + kaizen + rack (permanent space from the front of rack). I think for press chest, incline chest, shoulder press, low row... is more affordable a Smith machine specific with rack or VTS from BulletProof attachment on your rack.
Hey Coop, thanks for the review and the kind words! I've been a fan for years. It is an honor to be reviewed on your channel!
Can’t wait for Rogue for starting simping for Coop.
Jk. Great products Kaizen!
Soon as I saw the video title I knew there was no way he’d forget the Kaizen addition
Dude now you've made it!
Coming out for bells of steel is awesome! I can't afford it, but that's cool
I just added the vendetta plates and the Gympin kaizen adapter last night. It was really simple. The vendetta comes with really good instructions with pictures. The Kaizen did not but its fairly obvious what to do and there is a youtube video of someone installing them if you need it. Want constructive criticism would be to offer to sell hinge pins with the Kaizen as a kit.
Having a bad back for many years I’ve kinda given up lifting heavy dumbbells. Tossing up 70-80-90-100 lb dumbbells suck if you’ve got some back issues or shoulder issues. With the vendetta and the kaizen adapters it’s very easy to mimic dumbbell movements in various positions without stressing your low back and shoulders to get them in position. Great products. If you could pick only one-I agree vendetta first. Thanks for all the great reviews.
I am the same way after training/competing in bodybuilding for so many years, I can not throw up heavy dumbbells for shoulder or or incline chest press anymore. I purchased those spotter arm brackets that you can place the dumbbells in on your power rack and to be honest they actually work really well and save my shoulders. (yea they can be a pain in the ass setting up and placing the dumbbells in the brackets, but it is worth it.). I am looking forward to getting my Vendetta adapters. in the next few weeks.
This is a great product for those of us that already have the arms and want to add functionality without completely replacing them! This also lets us help the smaller innovators that seem to be pushing these larger companies that really just sit on their products. Great review as always!
The Bells of Steel sliding lever arms have the vendetta style adjustment plates built in.
Yes, they are probably the most cost effective option. Love BOS and have their Cable Tower with weight stack. Quality is not at Rogue level but can’t argue with half the price.
I just wish those had the kizen adapter ability to but yea you can’t argue with their prices 😂
@@mattl7976 You could add the Kaizen adapter and still be well under the Rogue arms initial cost before adding anything to them..
My buddy Kyle has been on a roll collabing on new products 🔥🔥🔥
Thanks Eric! I've got more in the works as well.
Love seeing the mindpump clips in here, my favourite podcast combined with one of my favourite channels
Couldn't agree more - I went the same route with my rack (RML). Love the Vendetta add-on; I use my jammer arms regularly now.
Do u have the sort or long rigue arms?
Game changer❤
short arms@@futbol1972
Thanks for the review, coop!
This is the review I’ve been waiting for. Thanks Coop for this timely review.
I have almost the same setup with 360deg plates from Savage Strength in the UK and the newer version of the Kaizen adapter.
Absolutely awesome combination, I love it.
You should review the Griffin lever arms. They’ve been doing this for over a year now.
Oh damn, that is a sweet design, and for $899 it’s a pretty great deal.
I just ordered a pair of vendetta adapters, and I can't freaking wait 🏋♂️
The gym pin would be nice! I've been looking for something that move Luke that since my shoulders are trashed. Thanks for the review Coop!
Thanks for the kind words. I am biased but I think they are very nice.
Would love to see a review of the griffin arms (seems like they do everything these do other than maybe a few less starting points for the arms vs the vendetta adapters) and also the Irwin ones. The jammer arm market is exploding
Case in point - the Crandall ones look great too. Tons of options
I own the Griffin adjustable and converging jammer arms ($899.99 shipped) and they are awesome. They came with mag pins as well for all the adjustments... I added a separate rack for jammer arms because they require practically permanent space on the front of a rack and can greatly hinder the complete functionality of an Ares or Athena attachment...
Do the griffin ones let you lock in various angles or is it just perfectly straight vs free floating movement?
How do these compare to the Griffin adjustable lever arms?
Hey coop like the show! two things
1. does it hook up to the lightning f35?
2. IF you can do a comparison with other jammers like the MAJOR FITNESS LEVER ARMS, that would be great.
While I can see how these improve the overall usability, but agree a company needs to come out with an all in one, as you mentioned adding these on to the already high cost of arms put these things at too high of a cost.
Yeah, especially on a product that I would guess gets less use for most people than they thought they would. They have for me, at least. - Coop
@@GarageGymReviews @BasementBrandon Griffin Fitness adjustable lever arms has all these features, while costing $900 CHEAPER than what this setup would cost.
I believe that Bells of Steel has the same capabilities (hydra sliding lever arms) minus the gym pin feature.
Brandon, Griffin Fitness has come out with a great product. Not everyone just does the big 3 lifts, give us competitive bodybuilders some love as well! LOL
@@Wi_Gong_Dye yep, we just released our BOS adapters so the Bells arms are a great option.
Waiting on the major lutie review lol great video brw
REVIEW THE IRONMASTER SUPERBENCH PRO V2...They need your constructive criticism so V3 is even better.
Vendetta - Great invention. Love it's a grass roots American based product. Having said that, lead time is crazy as is the $36 to ship domestically. Seems a bit much for 4 plates and some hardware. Surely could be sent USPS Priority Mail with tracking for half that....? In the end, I've ordered mine today, as the RG 2.0 magically showed up today.
It works like a shoulder press machine does in a commercial gym. And a hammer strength machine, if used as a bench press. I'd try to save for it!
I already have this except my arms are titan not rogue. The Kaizen adapters and the vendetta adapters are a must have. I now use my jammer arms almost every workout. Also, with the kaizen adapters for titan, they don't have a key, they use a regular pin.
Hey Coop, love your channel. What were the other attachments on these jammer arms (handles and weight horns) and their manufacturer?
Sorinex has those new trolleys. They look tight!
Coop, would love to see a compact leg sled comparison. Powertec just came out with a redesigned version and would like to see how it stacks up to others.
Waiting for a company to send Coop an iron to review, looks like he’s grabbed a shirt straight out of the dryer the last two videos 😂
I'd love to have jammer arms with these. Having the ML folding rack though, I'd need to be able to take the arms off the rack easily to fold it up.
Theoretically - could you build jammer arms out of the vendetta adapters (w or w/o the gym pin), a 3" x 3" post cut to size or cross member or whatever spare rack piece you can find, a weight horn to load plates, and a handle? Would any components be missing? I'm thinking this would get pretty close but unclear on how the vendetta adapters connect to the rack? Would be interesting to see if you could start from scratch and get this setup piece by piece more economically than buying the arms and retrofitting with the adapters.
Would love to see you compare this to and review the new arms from Crandall fitness
Griffin Fitness has some great Jammer Arms. Might be a cheaper solution for most people.
Wanting to try them! - Coop
@@GarageGymReviews let's talk! We have some great new products coming in the next few months.
I have a set of the original articulating jammer arms and the updated ones. Would recommend for the price. Can't imagine using them without articulation.
@@grimmib7091 100% the articulating piece gives you that free weight feeling.
If it can swivel 360 so that it removes 100% of the stability, then couldn't I achieve that with dumbbells? The purpose of these arms is so the movement is on a fixed plane that adds stability so you can focus on force output to work the targeted muscle instead of having to also worry about stability.
If you could add one thing to your rack, would it be lever/ jammer arms or smith machine?
Coop are there videos that show how to assemble both the Vendetta and the Gympin KAizen ??? I just got both of mine for the Rogue Trolley version 2. But I can t find a video anywhere.
hi there Coop, do you happen to know if this set up would fit on a foldable PRX rack?
Hey Coop, does the Vendetta increase the length of the jammer arms? Would you still be able to use the vendatta arms on a rogue short configuration inside the rack?
I have a Rep rack with dual athena cables but wondering if there are any jammer arms that can be put ON and taken OFF easily not connected always to the rack?
Hey Coop, how difficult/easy is the vendetta trolley to attach to the upright? I have a rep rack with the Athena system, so I couldn’t leave the vendetta on there and still use the Athena. I’d have to attach and remove the trolleys every time I used the iso arms.
I'm in the camp that sold jammer arms after about 6-8 months bc I didn't use them as much as they were in the way of other workouts.
Have to say that both of the products are really impressive. Love that Kaizen adapter especially.
Thank you!
Will the Vendetta fit a 2.4x2.4 rack with 1" peg holes?
Griffin does what these three companies do all at once. Seems like a big miss here in the review.
I bought the bells of steel hammer arms and a hydra 3x3 with 5/8 hole pattern would these work with that set up???
Where’d you get those knurled handles coop?? @garagegymreviews
Please compare the Rep Blackwing to the Rouge Mantaray!
Thx for this one Coop! Now I’m curious about the pros/cons of having a vendetta/arms on the front of the rack as the same time as REP’s Athena/Ares trolleys. Also can you share any details on those knurled handle shafts and the adapters they’re attached to please
I see those are probably from the rogue articulating handles kit….Haha add another $500. Yikes that’s pushin $2000 after shipping/taxes for everything shown for something most won’t use to their full ability. I’ve had lever arms before but the vendetta/kaizen combo is a game changer for lever arms only
Is it just me or are jammer arms the Emperor's New Clothes? I think you could do those exercises with either a barbell, dumbbells or set of rings. Thoughts please.
I’ve been wanting the vendetta adapters for my Titan arms for the longest but I don’t know how to go about ordering them. Their website says they’re out of stock and I’ve added myself to the email list but haven’t seen any news on when they’ll be back in stock. If anyone has any news on how to get them I’d really appreciate it
A Arsenal strength multi flex rack mounted. Coop get a multi flex and compare them please!
Do a Compact Leg Sled review
Im looking for jammer arms that would fit the Force USA G15 cable/smith machine. Currently, they only come in an upgrade package at £899 which is a lot. Do you know any jammer arms compatible with the G15 machine?
Thoughts on the Henny vs Jammer arms?
Other question I have - would putting lever arms on an ares hurt the functionality of either? I don't think it would hurt the arms if they tucked up tight to the ares trolleys, but could see losing functionality of the functional trainer trolleys in the low position if jammer arms lived on your rack
yes, they do limit the functionality of the Ares. It's a trade off like anything, I use the low pulleys in the back of the Ares to compensate.
You forgot to mention that the Vendatta arms are never in stock. I have been trying to purchase the ISO version for a year now with no luck. I guess that is the downside of working with a small business with limited resources
is there going to be a Garage GYM Mind Pump colab, or podcast?
For the Gym Pin adapters, do they allow you to lock them into a plain of motion, or do the just make them free floating? I’d like to use them for converging chest press, but I specifically like a Hammer Strength matching because the fixed plain allows me to really grind out the final reps.
You can lock them into a plain of motion!
@@gympinuk oh awesome! Thank you for the clarification.
hey Coop,
can you please tell me where these magnetic pins are from?
Just get Gopher lever arms. They are cheaper than the Rogue and you save on everything else which is already built in.
What about Irwin Fitness?
Tjey are sellingbme 35 inch arms with vendeta and pins for $1600 in my town. Dont really use machines but my 20 year old probably would like them🤔
neat. wont fit my rep 1100 though
Slow the framing down just a little. I am looking at this I am getting dizzy.
Now that PRX copied them they are great though right Coop.
I don't think these will fit my inexpensive hulkfit 3x3 level arms. I would consider if they did but I really can't figure it out
Boom goes the dynamite
What jammer arm handles and plate loading is he using
Looks like mutant handles
Pretty sure those are the articulating handles from Rogue.
I'm curious about the knurled handles he's using, does anybody know who makes them?
Pretty sure those are from Rogue. It’s an add on they call articulating handles. Seems to get mixed reviews but looks interesting. Way cheaper to buy with the arms at the front end than buying separate later on.
@@jamesfransen8585 You're correct! Thanks a lot
Vendeta’s are already sold out 😢
Where we get those shirts 👀
As soon as Coop said “I sometimes use my jammer arms and most people I talk to say the same” it made the decision for me. Get Adjustable dumbbells
Good choice. Jammer arms are definitely down the list of things to add to your gym. - Coop
Without a doubt adjustable dumbbells first. That’s what I did. But both will work differently, you get more isolation with the lever than with the dumbbells, but dumbbells will give you a compound approach to smaller muscles. Dumbbells are higher on the totem pole by far in terms of versatility. Nevertheless if you already have the jammer arms (in my case REP ISO) it adds the functionality to make the workout faster and more precise, the vendetta’s are a very good addition. As a matter of fact for the REP ISO Arms the impact of using the vendetta’s is higher since you not only get the ability to slide the arms with the ease but also to lock them in position. But to your point…. Dumbbells first FOR SURE!
@@baezmd totally. I am waiting for the trulap ones to come out with their 5# increments
I am having a very hard time contacting the company. Are they still in business? I have sent several emails but no response. I want to buy these for my REP ISO arms. Can someone provide me with contact info please.
Thank God. This video is past due
Please Vendetta, hurry with the 2x3" option!! 😩
The fact that these companies dont include holes for adjustable starting positions at these prices is robbery. Then you need to buy additional very expensive adapters just to get a very necessary/basic function? C'mon.
Or just buy the GLS ones from Primal Strength that have all this already and have had since 2019 🤦🏻♂️😂
Why don't you mention Kaizen more? he is simply amazing at diy projects
Thanks!
@@KaizenDIYGym you're welcome, greetings from italy
you had me until "buying all rogue would probably be cheaper..."
50k spent on my gym.. the 1k rogue jammer arms are by far the worst purchase i made.
crandall fitness adjustable free motion arms
Does everything this setup does for like $1200 less
Iso arms the biggest waste of money in pretty much every home gym. Awkward and cumbersome to use and they are terrible at mimicking actual good movements.
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the ultimate jammer arms are the ones you buy and never use
There’s already a company, Griffin that has these functions. Why isn’t there a mention of them?
The Vendetta’s for the REP ISO Arms are a HUGE upgrade in functionality. In this video we only saw the Rogue version which is very good. But the amount of functionality on the REP is a lot. The factory brackets are cumbersome and VERY HEAVY making them a workout within the workout, with the Vendetta’s is very easy to slide up and down with a smooth trolley system, and can be locked in more angles compared to the Rogue ones. I’ve had it for a few weeks after reaching out to Britton and fortunately he had an extra pair from the prior batch, I got them and boy what a difference does it make.
The Gym Pin I’ve been thinking of it but as Coop said, if I had a choice (and I did) get the Vendetta’s first. I’m VERY pleased with the product and the service
Thank you for this bc I was wondering if they had it for REP ISO Arms after only seeing the Rogue in the video.
@baezmd- That's great, I also have the Rep ISO arms but can be a pain in the ass setting them up for a specific list such as shoulder Press or Chest Press. I have to alway's set up my Spotter arms and then have the ISO arms rest on top of them as a fixed position. I ordered a pair from Britton a few weeks ago after waiting for about 3 months (Sold out). He stated I should receive mine sometime in August. I just hope they don't interfere too much with my Ares Functional trainer on my Power Rack.
@@raps7027 those brackets make a difference of night and day in terms of functionality. Is like you just got a new pair of them that actually work. My rack is an 80” tall, I assume that the interference with the Athena or Area is relative to one’s height, I’m thinking about getting one of those but still not decided yet. Let me know how it works for you. Is your rack an 80” too?
@@raps7027 I have the Vendetta arms on my Ares 93" rack. They work well but will limit how low you can drop the front pulleys. So if you are doing low pulley movements off the front of the rack, just know that the lowest position of the front pulleys will be about a foot or so up from the floor. Another thing to mention, the bolts that hold the Vendetta to the rack will rub against the Ares cable as you slide the trolly up and down. Not a huge problem but could introduce premature wear on the cable. I had some left over UHMW tape that I put on the nut where it comes into contact with the cable. Seems to help
@@baezmd I would think an 80" rack with Ares may be too low to use with lever arms. Do you already have the ISO arms and do they work for you now with the Ares?
Biggest miss of this video: Griffin Fitness sells adjustable lever arms that have ALL these features, 180 degree locking, as well as converging arms in addition to the trolley/lever arm for $900 CHEAPER than what this whole setup would cost.
My exact thoughts
Problem is, they don't have the short arms, so it wouldn't work inside the rack
@@avinashtyagi2 it’s more of preference here. I don’t see why having it inside is super beneficial
@@joenikiforakis5829 Inside reduces the need to remove and put it back on, for example, if you have the ARES attachment built into your rack, having the jammer arms on the outside would interfere, but on the inside, there is no problem
@@avinashtyagi2this won't fit in a rack either. It extends the length by 7". The short arms just fit inside the rack without the gym pin so it wouldn't fit anymore.
The vendetta adapters are a very clean, refined, and thought out product. I wish the other products/attachments he has in his videos on Instagram were out. To be able to do nordic curls, ghd and reverse hyper movements, preacher curls, and it looks like it would work as something like the GOAT attachment if he will start selling the adjustable knee roller pad (think lat pulldown using your uprights).
Watching this now, you pretty much predicted what PRX would do
I Love both they a must have. It burns me up that big companies lije Rep and Rogue haven't fixed theirs on the fly. I sold my Rep ISO and bought the Rogue version 2 because of the trolly. Then added both adaptors
You are amazing, thanks for all the support bro!
Do u have the short or long arms? I been told to get the short ones cause they work better?
Short is the only way to go.
Are there many things you can do with these that you can't do with a landmine?
Given the base cost of jammer arms, especially the Rogue arms, I think these add-ons are priced well. The Kaizen adapters in particular are much bigger and beefier when you see them in person versus just seeing them online. As with all things jammer arms, if you take the time to figure out setups you like they can be very versatile and a good option. I also think that people sometimes forget that they were really designed and built for ballistic type movements, not to replicate Hammer Strength machines. However, these adapters do go along way to making them more useful for those other types of movements.
I'd also love to see a review on the opposite side of the spectrum of something like the Signature Fitness Lever Arms. They're $130 for a 2"x2" free motion lever arm that can attach to any 3"x3" rack with a 5/8", 3/4", or 1" hole (though you need a separate adapter to get a tighter fit on the bigger hole racks). They don't have any of the locking features, but for $130 they could be a good option for someone that wants to try out lever arms before dropping 10x that on the Rogue version.
I think the Griffin adjustable lever arms are more in line cost wise for most people. $900 cheaper for the same functionality. Not sure why there wasn’t a mention in the review about them.
@@ronaldjefferson3246 The Griffin arms look like possibly the best for most people given the balance of cost and quality.
@@ronaldjefferson3246 You could also get the Bells of Steel Hydra sliding arms and the gym pin adapters for about $900 total.
@@fwiffo42 Good call. I am working on getting my hands on the BOS arms and will be testing them out with the adapters soon.
The cost of these three combined is way too expensive. I ended up going with The Griffin lever arms that cost significantly less that do the same thing.
Do you like them? Do you have v1 or v2? I can't find a review on them to save my life
Any thoughts on the Griffin arms?
The question is who is this product for? People who primarily train body-building at home. These attachments make a Jammer a viable replacement for all the Hammer Strength Press and Pull machines. Vs actually buying the individual machines these are really cost effective.
What are your thoughts on the Griffin arms? They have the same functionality without costing an arm and a leg.
Seems like the Griffin Adjustable Lever Arms comes with all the right attachments out of the box.. ever use them (believe they are fairly new)?
Hey Coop could you review the signature fitness lever arms? They are very inexpensive, work with almost any rack, and have built in side to side motion.
I can't wrap my head around the cost. The Rogue jammer arms were way overpriced anyway, but chuck in the adapters and you're around $1800 BEFORE shipping! Meanwhile, the GLS jammer arms from Primal strength in the UK have all the same functionality with the exception of the locked convergence position of the Kaizen adaptors for a little over the equivalent of $600 shipped to my door!
It's definitely a premium set up. We are currently working on ways to bring the cost down.
@@KaizenDIYGym That wasn't a dig at you Kyle! It's just the price of everything put together after the crazy price of the Rogue jammer arms themselves!
@@KaizenDIYGym are there any jammer arms that will fit the monster lite racks, that are not the rogue ones? I am looking for jammer arms that can be bought in the Uk, that fit 75mm racks with 5/8 pin holes. cheers. Ian
Love adding versatility to my Jammer arms, don't see a lot in the market for articulating handles. There's Rogue's AH-1 kit and RORMAN STRENGTH-Megalith Handles, both that allow a more natural travel path vs the curve you get from the fixed lever arm plane. I am not sure if Rogue's will fit with the jammer arms rotated post-Kaizen Gym Pin install, and Rorman's is sold out. Is there anything else on the market? Any help is appreciated.
Too high price for that feature. Jammer arms + vendetta + kaizen + rack (permanent space from the front of rack). I think for press chest, incline chest, shoulder press, low row... is more affordable a Smith machine specific with rack or VTS from BulletProof attachment on your rack.
The Kaizen, despite being in the UK, are somehow not cheaper than the US. That's why I'd never buy them.
Do we know if the Vendetta will be compatible with the BoS Manticore?