They are bands. They have a Rogue logo on them so they’re more expensive. I have them because I was ordering anyway and it made sense to get the free shipping. They’ve held up to a decent amount of use and being stored in a garage with a debatable amount of climate control

Nice option for smaller jumps on our adjustable DB’s. They seem well built and are easy to take on and off. I have smaller hands, so I don’t have any issues with room on the handles, but I could see that being an issue for others.

I am not a deadlift bar person but it pops up in competition so I was monitoring marketplace until I found a deal. The bar is nice, no issues with the cerakote and good knurling. The added length over a normal bar does make it harder to maneuver around in my limited space, so I find myself only using it when I’m specifically programmed on a DL bar.

They work as advertised, connecting the farmers handles into a frame. It usually takes some jiggling to get them in place, and after the 100th time installing them, I finally remember which hole to use (4th from the end). For a taller person, the frame opening can seem a little smaller than others. The powdercoat is chipping off them in some places, but they have been used a lot.

Commercial grade back extension. I only got this one because of a GGC gift card prize. Very well built, easy to put together, high quality pad. At 5’4” with a sub 30” inseam, the lowest setting is borderline for me depending which muscle group I’m working so sometimes I put a board on the foot plate. The lip is enough on the footplate to hold my feet in place, but my husband has commented he’d rather have a pad to lock is ankles in.