A full size jack is definitely a luxury item. However, when I have friends over or I am going heavy, it is really nice not to slide change plates and roll the bar around. For $100, I think it is a no brainer if you have the space.

I had side loading handles, but definitely prefer top loading handles. These from Titan are great. I like the knurling. I did swap the pins for bolts. Mine weigh within 0.5 pounds of each other at 43.2 and 43.4 pounds.

These are an amazing value, but a pain in the ass if you have a large collection. I only have (2) stones at 70 pound and 95 pounds. They are good weights for me to be able to shoulder and feel like a strongman.

I originally bought these when I was doing more CrossFit inspired workouts. Unfortunately, they now seem to be collecting dust more than being incorporated into my training.

I was an early adopter of the OSO collars and I still really like them. They anodize is strong and I love that they could be customized before Rogue acquired the company.

This was a novelty purchase and I wasn't sure what I was going to do with it. I still think it looks cool and I am glad I bought it, but it is basically a glorified cardboard box.

This was the first piece I bought for my home gym back in 2010. It was at a yard sale for $25. It is a great width for my shoulders to get mobility. It is light and easy to move around. I prefer it to my Rogue Utility Bench.

I purchased these back in 2020 and they have held up great. The color has faded a bit as is expected with these. I like the density and the bounce. It is not dead, but it is not bouncy either. I used them exclusively on stall mats. I am not sure how well they would hold up lifting on rough concrete.