Plate Loaded Neck Exercise Machine with Black Pads - Strength Training Equipment for Home & Gym Workouts

FINALLY. And yes, before you read any further - It's TOTALLY worth the money. I've been looking for a gym that carries this piece of equipment for years, and only found one. 15 years ago. It is since gone (The gym). This is an essential piece of equipment if you intend on getting a full body workout, without having a pencil neck to throw off the overall balance. Good luck finding it in any conventional gym.PROS- Build quality. It is built very well, gym quality to say the least. Welds are tight and the steel tubing used is quality thick gauge. Powder coated.- Excercises the muscles you just can't excercise any other way. Your whole neck will get a great workout. If you are even looking at this machine, rest assured YOU NEED IT. And no, you probably won't find it anywhere else. IGNORE those silly neck wights and such - they are just waste of money. THIS IS WHAT YOU NEED.CONS- Instructions...? There are NO instructions on putting the device together, so you will probably resort to looking at the Amazon item posting to get a general idea of how the parts fit together. Don't worry - It's not extraordinarily hard to put together, but it would be nice to have a set of simple directions to refer to. Took me about 20 Minutes to put it all together.- Rubber Footings. There are NONE. Grab some rubberized floor mat for the machine, or you may end up with some unwanted scrapes/scuffs from moving this thing (though it is generally lightweight).- The plate loading bar is unusually thin - as a result, my plate retention clamps do not secure to the bar. This can easily be fixed by adding wrap tape (or some other adhesive grip tape) to the plate load bar to give it a bit of extra girth. Easy.Otherwise, a great and useful machine. Trust me, it's worth the money - you simply won't regret it.