If you are of the "weight is weight" opinion, these will work fine. The handle is handy for using them for non-barbell work. They aren't proper outside diameter so deadlift with caution.

I found a set of black ones that look blend in just a bit more. They've rubbed to silver in the wear points, but have held up well otherwise.

Works fine, looks good from 20 feet. Workmanship is so so. Only enough hardware for some of the mounting holes, which i didn't notice and put extra holes in my wall. And the inside shows the ends of the bolts that hold the UHM plastic on. Not a big deal, but makes it look lower quality.

Obviously this doubles the useable weight, but I probably couldn't max it out anyway. The big advantage for me is it stores better vertically with the swan neck now. Mine isn't set at max length, but, I had to offset the swan neck to store it vertically, or the single post ran into the upright.

Works great, value is great, color matches well with Rep red and Massenomics red. A touch of play in the bearing, but I don't notice it in the workout. I would recommend to a friend.

Not weight tree, but DIY bumper plate storage, with the addition of sand bag and power blocks storage. I probably spent more in material than what you could buy a basic toaster style storage system for, but the specificity to my needs is unmatched. Knocked a few stars for build quality. 3/10 craftsmanship at best.... but I tried hard.

Found 45s for super cheap and they have been in on every set of deadlifts since. They aren't pretty, I do my best to not drop them, and I certainly wouldn't do olympic lifts. But if you need bumpers on a budget, they'll do.

Works fine. I use them for leg extensions and leg curls. One of them is a little longer than the other. Doesn't affect the usage, but bothers my OCD when they're hanging in storage.