This Ultra Budget Leg Extension/Curl Beats Competitors 5x the Price!

[@themartinantunez]

This feels like the first real “review” in a while. Lately it’s just been rehashed information that’s been said in numerous videos but seeing Coop go in depth on specifics for this machine was great and super entertaining to watch. Any chance we can get a review on the signature fitness silent sled or their hip thrust? I’ve seen both on sale for roughly 350$ a piece which seems like a steal.

[@31SecondCarShow]

could just mean that there's a dip in new fitness production

[@themartinantunez]

@ Not likely, they’re not calling these times the “golden era” of home gyms for nothing. Plenty of content out there but I’m guessing with the holiday season he was spending time with the family. Hopefully more in depth content like this will be the norm again

[@OrangeBlossom4x4]

Too busy advertising Voltra

[@reconstructionwouldhavesav9472]

@@themartinantunez No one wants to see either of those.

[@CopperheadHoller]

You can buy a rep rack leg roller and replace the factory cushion with it if you don’t mind dropping another 50 but it makes a big difference. You just have to knock the plastic cap off and rep leg roller has a collar w set nut you take off and move to the rot fit bar retighten and done only about 1/2” difference in length of rollers. Wish I could add pics

[@TheQuestKids]

Just built mine and have my first leg day with this machine planned for this afternoon!

[@GarageGymReviews]

You may just want to order some larger pants pre-emptively. - Coop

[@n3tfury]

How'd it go?

[@hoganlauer3038]

@@GarageGymReviewscould you update us when someone comes out with a heavier duty leg pipe/padding arm

[@igseid]

I received mine 2 months ago, the sundial finishing wasn't great, it caused the cable casing to fray after 2 uses. RitFit was quick to send a replacement cable, and I took a wire brush to smooth out the cable tracks in the sundial, it is now running great. Also note on high loads the machine needs to have counterweights on the back weight pegs otherwise it feels very unstable ~90lbs will do the trick

[@jkadf293]

Wish you would have tested it with a heavier load. Based on the review by HGHR, the machine is very unstable on heavier loads. Just using 2 45 lb bumper plates is not a great way to test or demo this machine, especially when you said that it is a plate eater.

[@turdrhinofiend]

yeah that other review made this look like a toy.

[@GarageGymReviews]

I tested it with 5+ 45 lb plates and although the quality isn't great, it held fine. Will remember to capture footage next time. - Coop

[@EverlastingMarshall]

@@GarageGymReviewsfeel like using shorts for follow-ups such as this would be a great approach.

[@GarageGymReviews]

@ great idea.

[@WamdiSunka]

Yeah, would've liked to see him load some calibrated plates on and test the weight limit. Not sure I would ever need 250 lbs equivalent resistance but would be nice to see.

[@RoryEllisMusic]

Thank you so much for calling out the benefits of a lying leg extension. I’ve been advocating for them for years. It’s such an underrated movement.

[@torynichols2413]

I've got the lionscool. About 6 months in and still happy with it

[@killerkhatiby009]

Coop, heads up, saying seated curls are superior to lying curls is actually a common misapplication of the study findings! While seated leg curls do seem to grow 3 of the 4 heads of the hamstrings better (likely due to those heads crossing the hip joint and thus getting trained at longer muscle lengths while seated, as you mentioned), I wouldn't say seated curls are categorically superior as this is strictly only looking at parts of the hamstrings which misses the bigger picture! The 4th head - the biceps femoris short head - grows the same in both seated & lying curls (it only crosses the knee so isn't impacted by hip position), and lying curls actually grow the Sartorius and Gracilis muscles more than seated! The Sartorius and Gracilis are 2 other biarticulate muscles which are not part of the hamstrings but are meaningful in size and also perform knee flexion just like the hamstrings, but these 2 muscles also do hip flexion too, the opposite of the 3 hamstrings heads which perform hip extension, so they are lengthened more when lying down rather than being seated and the same studies find that Sartorius & Gracilis grow more from lying curls vs seated! Given that you can already hit the 3 hamstrings heads that cross the hip at longer muscle lengths doing something like an RDL, back extension, or good morning, exercises many people likely have access to with barbells or dumbbells, most people may actually be better off getting a lying leg curl if they want to grow the most overall musculature! Ideally, you'd do all 3 variations, but in a home gym with limited space you may have to pick 2 and as per Dr. Eric Helms (one of the most respected exercise scientists in the field right now) you'd probably want to choose a hip hinge + a lying leg curl to get the most balanced overall muscle growth: kzbin.infoK8nFq12BjH8?t=4586 Of course, you can always do Nordic Curls too which work and grow the muscles with a similar length/tension relationship as lying leg curls, so not a huge deal if someone gets a seated leg curl machine as there are options to still grow all the muscles maximally! But just wanted you to be aware since it seems like you've been definitely studying up on some of the literature and biomechanics and I've heard Dr. Mike name-dropped in a few videos which is great to hear as he's another highly respected figure in the evidence-based fitness community! Keep up the great work man 💪.

[@GarageGymReviews]

Wow, this is extremely helpful. Thank you! Will watch the video you linked. - Coop

[@killerkhatiby009]

@@GarageGymReviews No problem, love seeing you talk about ROM and optimal resistance profiles for hypertrophy and all that, keep spreading the knowledge and doing these reviews! Btw the full video is a long Q&A session, but the link should be directly to the timestamp where they answer the relevant question about seated vs lying curls, it's a pretty short clip.

[@mscercy1]

This is what I call a comment. Thank you for the knowledge. This instantly changed some of my workout routines.

[@phb8462]

Coop, what is the non-budget version of this that has a seated leg curl and seated leg extension? I don't mind spending a bit more. Your top pick? Thanks -Julio

[@n3tfury]

Want to know this too

[@carps_gym]

Solid for the price. I could definitely see them or someone else making a beefier version of this.

[@TwitchingCorgi]

Give it end of year and there will be 5 clones and 1 will be from rep, titan, or rogue I feel.

[@elisebrown5157]

This was a really great, detailed review with lots of pros and cons. Thank you. In watching, my main worry would be the seat's ability to accommodate different femur lengths since the seat back does not move forward and back. If you have shorter femur length than Coop, your knees will be on the seat pad rather than forward of it, and that's horrific body mechanics for a leg extension.

[@franko9710]

What is that giant roller attached to the blue rack in the background?

[@thehomegymlifeproject]

Glad to see we have options like this coming out that aren't crazy $$$

[@garagegymjunkies]

Definitely a far superior option in comparison to other budget options (i.e. Titan). The cable tension feature instantly makes this lightyears better in terms of resistance felt and more even throughout the exercise. Good Video Coop.

[@stillnessnmindelaine8810]

Ordered this two days ago. We needed a budget version and went with our guts on this. This review is great affirmation of our choice. Now to be patient for delivery…

[@walkerj.7895]

Always love to hear about great budget options. Once I have more space I’ll be looking into this!

[@dragontalontsiawd]

I have para body and tuff stuff leg extension and leg curl machine. Almost the same design as this one, but a grease fitting for the bearing on the side and I have no qualms or complaints. Fully adjustable for the seat and heights.

[@lydiarieu4889]

I'm looking for a leg extension/ curl machine for my basement. I like this machine except for one drawback. As a female and being a little smaller, without being able to move the seat forward, it would be too long for me to be seated properly, doing either leg ext. or leg curls. How would I alleviate this problem, or would there be a different machine just as good that isn't through the roof for cost? Lydia 😊

[@simthai173]

I have a budget with seated leg curl since last year and I love it. Just made small modification to have the resistence for the entire range of motion.

[@jmodified]

I modified my Weider bench bought in 1983 by replacing the top and bottom bars with long 1 inch pipe that can be loaded. This way you can just adjust the top/bottom loading to change the force curve - not perfectly but good enough for most purposes. You have two loads at 90 degrees with one applying max force at the bottom and none at 90 degrees and the other no force at the bottom and max at 90 degrees. The original loading bar was welded on and stuck out forward from near the bottom. It broke off due to over-loading (and stupid design). I also bolted quarter inch plate around the pivot and increased the pivot size to make it more than strong enough for me.

[@HL.1211]

As someone who is 5’7, which one would be better? The Lionscool or the ripfit

[@adamgalvan3181]

Its a good design and will work for a lot of people. If you are planning on using very heavy loads then you would be better off getting something that is more commercial quality and price. Not everyone can afford that though and for the 350 dollars I paid I felt it was a good buy. The leg extension feels great and the leg curls are decent. The padding is a little thin but its not a deal breaker. It gets the job done and there is consistent tension when performing the movements. Hopefully this style of leg machine becomes standard and is executed better by other companies. Unless money is no obstacle this is a winner for the pricepoint.

[@joshuaeich9246]

I'm very happy with the leg developer attachment for the Ironmaster Super Pro V2 bench! I don't need an separate machine.

[@balboa0621]

@@joshuaeich9246 I agree. That is the best bench leg attachment I've used. The bronze bushing, the front foot stabilizer z and the extra clearance for your feet really set it apart. It's extremely smooth and stable.

[@champio517]

All I want is a leg extension/curl that attaches to my Ares. It is the last thing I am missing from my home gym.

[@GarageGymReviews]

Yep. It's coming. Everyone wants it. - Coop

[@danarbor4245]

Me too!!

[@RonnieRoseJr]

@@GarageGymReviewsHopefully Rep makes one that works on the Aries 1.0 as well. Have you tried the Mikolo 3x3 1" rack attached Leg extension/curl on a Aries? I saw a guy have it on one and used a ankle cuff to attach to low pulley for extensions and upper pulley for seated leg curls. Looked promising for 250 bucks I might be a test dummy.

[@GRPABT1]

I'm going to get a cheap leg curl/extension machine and attach a cable from my Inspire FT2. With a band as well the strength curve should be almost perfect

[@outtrigger]

use ankle straps and do extensions with the cable machine

[@husla8614]

Thank you so much for the shout out of my invention brother, The HUSLA Leg Extension Add On! I’ve put a lot of time into this project so it means a lot to me 🫶🏽💪🏼

[@GarageGymReviews]

Would love to review it! [e-mail] - Coop

[@cadabeso]

I just ordered both the RitFit ($90 off coupon currently on Amazon) AND the Husla pad (not from Amazon) based on this review. I’ve been waiting for “the new budget king” of leg machines and I can’t wait to try it/them. Thanks Coop and Husla!

[@MagDumpsBicepPumps]

So funny to hear Coop constantly name drop Dr. Mike. I watch his videos too buddy

[@greghill7326]

I have the titan leg curl and I’m very happy with it…however I hang a 25 plate on the stopper to adjust the strength curve. I do love a prone curl though….

[@notoriouslycuriouswombat]

i haven't watched this yet but i own one of these, it is definitely a fantastic machine, the only real con for me is at 6'4" i can only do extensions with the back in the down position. it seems to be built for tiny people

[@VincentBuda]

Plz review the RitFit back squat leg press combo. Thx for this one

[@celticspride133]

I'm really looking at this for hamstring curls and not leg extensions. What is the feedback for hamstring curls?

[@LukesGarageGym]

I have the Lionscool V2 to review in March. Seems to be the other option to contend here. I mainly used this for lying leg curls because the amount I needed on extensions to feel the stretch was well over 4 plates

[@hyg71886]

You should review the iso leg extension leg curl by gmwd I think a lot of people would say that’s the budget king

[@nader.]

I saw that freak athlete is going to add a cable attachment for their leg developer. I don’t have the leg developer attachment, but I am in the market for a lake curl/extension machine. Considering I do have a functional trainer to which I can hook up the new leg developer, which one would you recommend? Purely from a quality standpoint. I understand the freak athlete will take less room on my floor, but I have a little bit I could probably spare.

[@benjaminshapiro2986]

How would you compare this to the leg extension/leg curl on the freak athlete?

[@GarageGymReviews]

This is better, although, as an add-on, the freak athlete is pretty good. If you have the space, I'd personally pick the ritfit. - Coop

[@benjaminshapiro2986]

Thanks! I bought the freak athlete on your recommendation and it’s leg extension/curl gets use CONSTANTLY. It’s a great machine. Sounds like the Ritfit isn’t enough of an upgrade for me to own both

[@brianshockley8161]

@@benjaminshapiro2986I debated this vs the freak athlete. I went with freak athlete as I felt that over time the leg roller (on the ritfit) will slightly become off angle. The FA stores in a smaller space. In addition to everything else….

[@killerkhatiby009]

Coop, any plans to do a comparison of this to the new Lionscool v3.0 (the one briefly shown in the video was the v2.0) or Kingsmith Leg Extension/Curl combo? They seem highly comparable but with some pros like higher user + loading capacities, seat angle adjustment for leg curls, longer lever arm requiring loading fewer plates (1:1 ratio), and larger ankle pad. Definitely some cons too so I'd really like to have a showdown to determine the best ultra-budget option!

[@davidbarrett7803]

Also, dang the way you rattled off that outro was 👌👌👌

[@stevelufc64]

I connect my cable machine to the weight pole on my machine and that seems to make a more even resistance.

[@DavidEricsvids]

Why is Coop so freaking cool!! Appreciate the knowledge sharing, looks like an option for sure.

[@coryhames9331]

Is there a leg extension + seated hamstring curl in one? Since we have evidence that SEATED hamstring curl may be 1.5x superior to lying curls.

[@Davidtresmoore]

Finally! Now do the Lionscool which is like a nicer version of this

[@fiatmonkey4012]

I like the cable system. Does t allow for seated leg curls though correct?

[@J_Wolfe86]

I used my Husla leg extension pad today for the first time. Good product 👌

[@The_Muzix]

Is there a leg extension/curl machine that you can do seated leg curls on instead? That would be better for stretch.

[@jeffbrewster4024]

Cant find a version of this that ships to canada. Anyone know where i can get this in canada?

[@djscratchnsniff]

thanks for the video

[@Derek87829]

At 9:45 it looks like the leg roller is crooked

[@outtrigger]

yikes, did it bend off of just two plates? if thats true, this thing is garbage

[@Derek87829]

@outtrigger probably a bad weld

[@joshnorris5547]

Yeah there's several shots through this video where the leg roller already looks crooked as shit. No thanks. I bought a cheap GMWD combo and just drilled extra holes in it like he was saying, works pretty well. I slide a 1" 25lb plate onto the safety stopper arm to change the starting point so it doesn't fold my legs in half if shit goes wrong lol.

[@outtrigger]

@@joshnorris5547 how do i fix it

[@tomo4206]

Great video as always! Question, which would you prefer? The titan series rack mounted leg curl/extension, or this machine? Without talking about space being saved of the rack mounted one

[@joshuasmith29]

how does this compare to the leg extension/leg curl on the freak athlete nordic hyper pro?

[@edmondng655]

Could you please please do a review of the powertec lever machines?

[@nicholascundari475]

Hey Coop, any plans to review the Temple of Gainz selectorized leg extension + prone leg curl machine?

[@bigcobo5378]

If you keep a band on it, you won’t need to load it with more than 2 plates tbh… others you need to throw more weight especially with the weird strength curve

[@taejaskudva2543]

Someone on a budget is likely not getting this before other equipment, so is it worth getting this instead of using the ext./curl attachment for some multi-use item, like adding a leg developer to a F.A. Hyper Pro? Leg developer seems better from space savings point of view too, and adding the capability to another machine seems more cost effective....

[@SauleWright]

Any thoughts on the Valor Fitness CC-4 Leg Extension / Leg Curl Machine

[@pvpgamerdotcom]

Is there a good “from scratch” playlist for building out a home gym? I understand needs will vary wildly but a good breakdown of all the major groups would be helpful. One of those things where good planning can save a lot of money down the road.

[@stackered]

I have the Lionscool - the lying leg curl is incredible, the leg extension needs a bit more range of motion which you can achieve by modding the machine (turn around the leg pad and add some yoga mat to it) - it was $400, delivered in days from Amazon, and is better than any high end leg extension/curl machines

[@robhughes2629]

This is great to hear. Do you have to load it with a ton of weight to get a decent resistance?

[@stackered]

@ not ta all, it seems to be heavier than or similar to double the equivalent weight on a typical machine

[@donovanpinette4818]

Bought the Bolt fitness combo curl/ext and love it!

[@Mrwatson185]

How do you bicep curl with this?

[@bmstylee]

Step 1: put it in the squat rack. Step 2: ? Step 3: curl in the squat rack.

[@VikingShorts]

Well, Sold Out !! No surprises there.

[@FiveStripedFalcon]

I had the Lionscool v2. It's garbage unless you're doing 45lbs or less extensions. Add any more than 1 plate and the entire machine flexes. Used for a week and the part holding the Pulley bent. Also the padding is ass. Had to throw a yoga mat over the pad so it didn't dig into my shins. You get what you pay for especially in the long run.

[@GRPABT1]

Glad you wrote this as in my research the Lionscool V2 looked like the better option. It seems they're both still very Chinesium

[@Oldmanstrengths]

I owned ritfit and lioncool ver 2, both are very low quality and not suitable for heavy lifters. I got rid of both and ordered a weight stack machine.

[@Phillyphnatic]

If it doesn't adjust back and forth is this practical for someone 6'6"? Or am I gonna struggle?

[@loganhitz3554]

sounds like this would be a great machine to have with weight it out plates. their Olympic and smaller plates look sick

[@kamer7687]

If this is the top budget recommendation, what is the higher quality rec that still applies tension on the full range of motion? Is there one? The Titan one everyone recommends ain't it for tension at the bottom.

[@mthmas2460]

Just ordered it thank you

[@NO-GUTS-NO-GLORY-REALESTATE]

I am 6' 4" do you think this will work well for me?

[@stuartadams408]

Primal Strength & ATX both do a good plate loaded one

[@gilberttorres6704]

Coop, you should review the ritfit m1 2.0

[@BryanMoore-nk4ok]

I want a budget cable version with even resistance curve but seated curls like gronk. Why hasn’t anyone just put the cable on the gronk style? Guess I will wait a bit more.

[@BryanMoore-nk4ok]

Or a full unit like this but has option to hook to your weight stacks on a cable tower machine.

[@TheKrumster]

Always best to get a leg extension on marketplace. They sell all the time. The sundial resistance can easily be fixed by just starting at a higher starting point and push down

[@FreeKayyTeeKay]

I bought this in October. Lay all the way back and do single leg. Doesn't take near as much weight, and you can use your off leg to pin yourself to the seat.

[@davidbarrett7803]

HEY Please review the SylFitness TS 2.0 and compare it with the Bulletproof VTS Lite!! The attachments seem neat.

[@TheZooness]

The timing, this came up as I’m about to do leg extension/curls

[@TheDude10k]

The Lionscool (v3) looks better built, can you just add an aluminum pulley?

[@ushuaia6284]

Can we get a comparison video between this and other options at different price points?

[@Scurro84]

Just bought the Titan like 2 weeks ago... C'est la vie

[@TwitchingCorgi]

Wild cause I was driving home from work asking myself if I should wait it out on this style machine until they get the load bearing right and here we are with a video showing they’ve cracked the code lol. Now to wait for rep or titan to reverse engineer it haha

[@johnwelch6852]

Please review the Bolt Fitness STORM SERIES HYDRA ADJUSTABLE LEG EXTENSION SEATED CURL COMBO

[@WORKOUTSOLUTIONS]

🎉🎊 HAPPY OLD NEW YEAR ☀🕊 GOD GIVES US STRENGTH 🏋️‍♀️💪

[@carps_gym]

Did anyone ever get their black Friday live stream giveaways?

[@GarageGymReviews]

I'll have the team follow up on yours Carp. - Coop

[@ranierpiramide9365]

I’m waiting for a hack squat/leg press comparison video!!! Is that too much to ask for??

[@standeeks911]

I'd love to see a Altas Strength AL-169 Leg Curl / Extension review.

[@KittySquats]

When are you gonna start lifting coop?

[@PeterAlfonso]

Glad I ordered mine before your video came out, or else I suspect I'd be waiting alot longer lol.

[@SportDannyK]

Use QuadROM way superior than the matt and works for leg curls and leg extensions laying down or seated as well

[@al158411]

Just a note for anyone who is a bit taller. I've owned this for roughly two months now. I have issues with my feet bottoming out and hitting the support beam under the seat while doing leg extensions. Adjusting the seat back more than i usually would helps but can still be an issue. I've also had the issue of making it to the bottom of the movement and losing tension because I no longer have the weight on me. For reference, I am 6'2"

[@12131218]

Would adding a 1inch or 2 inch matt to the seat help? Interested in getting one

[@bigdude382]

I have basically the same one under the company name Lionscool V3.0. I just ordered an extension pad that goes over the roller from a spot called Husla. It gives you fuller depths on the bottom of the movement for extensions and vice versa on curls. Should be here tomorrow, gonna give it a run before work.

[@xxxthewaynexxx]

Xmark 4 life

[@markhalstead2386]

Thanks! I am 6'2"

[@SeanFarrell1]

Okay, Coop, but can it help me skip leg day guilt-free?

[@johnhernandez4763]

Coop when is the twin stack fm6 vs ares 2.0 showdown?

[@TheGreatAK6153]

Have you heard of Rock Weights? I just saw them on KZbin and I’m very curious.

[@Dark_side9999]

this one vs the leg developer on the freak athlete hyper pro, which one is better

[@FreshTopEnd]

which vivos is he wearing in this one (too lazy to look through his videos sry)

[@Ben-xx9pw]

Bought it. Love it.

[@dontholdup]

I ordered mine 2 weeks ago, just know they're like a month and a half out on shipping even though their site doesnt say that

[@Grumpyoldman666]

I sure hope rep or rogue follow this design asap!!!

[@siegler1]

I've had mine for several months now and one thing I wish they did was put casters on the back of the machine so it's easier to move around the garage. I know most machines are meant to be stationary, but this is machine is light enough (my rogue adjustable bench is heavier than this!) to move around for convenience.

[@n3tfury]

how much weight can you put on it before you feel it's not stable?

[@siegler1]

@n3tfury I haven't reached that point yet. So far I've put on 4 plates (180lbs) with no issue. Some other people noted that they needed more weight than that to match their strength.

[@n3tfury]

@@siegler1 That seems pretty good to me. Thanks man. It's $299 right now.

[@n3tfury]

@@siegler1 Disregard. Just saw another review with more weight on it and it's not good.

[@siegler1]

​@n3tfury yeah id say its not for advanced lifters who can do heavy leg extensions. But I think for intermediate and beginners it's the best value considering how inexpensive it is and the linear force curve.

[@GRPABT1]

The Lionscool version looks quite a bit better. Their "version 2" has a longer arm for the plate loading which would give more resistance (less plates) and a more consistent arc. It also appears the foot pad is longer. Now if only I could get these Chinese built machines in Australia instead of being chipped to the US first....

[@killerkhatiby009]

They also have a v3.0 out already which addresses some issues found with the v2.0 apparently! Though not much coverage or reviews of this new v3.0 yet so who knows 🤷‍♂.

[@thejrah]

@@killerkhatiby009how does the v3 improve on the v2?

[@killerkhatiby009]

@ It has a slightly different design where the cable attaches to the plate lever arm which is supposed to reduce wear and the breaking the previous versions experienced. Also I think it's supposed to have a stiffer support underneath the ankle pad so it flexes less under heavy weights.

[@grantmaners8021]

You should review Frogfits!

[@IOWAHAWKEYES2020]

Review their hack/leg press!!!

[@TheKrumster]

I wanna see y’all’s review on their leg press hack squat

[@MitchAboutGames]

Now do the LionsCool v3 leg extension/curl. Just put mine together!

[@BryanMoore-nk4ok]

What’s the difference between the two?

[@doseofreality100]

Wow. HGHR's review of actually showing it in use..... just based off what I saw in his video I wouldn't recommend this thing. The amount of rocking/flexion the machine does when in use is ridiculous. Especially with a heavy load.... which with this thing - you WILL be needing to max out it's weight capacity if HGHR's review is anything to go by. Not to mention.... when you do max it out with plates, the post itself flexes so much the plates start sliding off. Just going by HGHR's review if this thing it DEFINITELY gave off the vibes of the Uber cheap fitness crap you can find on Amazon.... that have prices that are "way too good to be true." Well.... it's because the equipment is crap. You're not buying cheap fitness equipment.... you're buying expensive crap. I just can't believe after seeing HGHR's review coming here and seeing coop not only recommend this but claim it to be the "king" of anything.... wow. Makes one really wonder not so much if Ritfit paid for an endorsement but how much did they pay. Seriously. Go to Home Gym Hacks and Reviews and he reviews this thing and tests it alongside 2 other similar pieces - I can't recall which brand the one is but I know the other one of the 3 in his video was the Titan leg curl/extension..... which he still crowned as being the best. Oh... I think the other machine was powertec's bench with leg attachment that allows you to do leg extensions and lying leg curls. If memory serves HGHR have the Titan an "A-" the powertec an "B"..... and the Ritfit an "F-"...... it's BAD. That said.... HGHR is a self admitted fanboy of powertec stuff. Just watch his video..... actually using the Ritfit.... unedited... no slow motion. Actually using it. It's a POS.

[@petergillll007]

Looks like RitFit does not ship to Canada :(