So some of you guys may have seen some ads from [voltramount.com](http://voltramount.com), which seems to be a newcomer to the Voltra mount scene. I decided to try them out a few days ago and then give everyone my initial impression.  

I ordered the [offset mount](https://voltramounts.com/products/voltra-mount-5-8-dual-pin-offset?variant=50664630517993). On the site it's shown as mounted under the bottom crossmember to get the Voltra closer to the ground, but my usage was a little different. I have an 80inch rack, which makes it hard to get full ROM for lat pulls using the Voltra. I got better range of motion by installing a rear base stabilizer at the top of my rack, but even that wasn't really enough.  I mounted this offset mount off the top off the RBS and that gave me another couple of inches of height. It's perfect now. I can do lat pulls with full range of motion.

So far it seems very well-built and durable. I hung off the mount with all my weight (173 lbs) and didn't feel any real give. It has some 3D printed spacers built into it, but the metal frame itself seems to do all the real work. 

Honestly, I'm very happy with the purchase and will probably buy from this site again, especially because the price was very fair.  For only 117 I was able to buy it and have it shipped to my house.  Some of his other mounts are as cheap as 60 dollars, which is a real steal.  One note, however: the mounts didn't come with bolt hardware, so you need to make sure you either have magpins or the hardware to install them.  

Offset Drop Mount from Voltra Mounts