I really enjoy using the stability pad from Prime. It is my first and only piece I own from them (so far) and they did not disappoint. It is very expensive. There is no possible way to deny that. That being said, I have never seen anything with such a high build quality. This thing is a TANK. If I saw on the news that nuclear warheads are being launched all over the world, and I had to choose between laying under the Prime stability pad or staying in a 100 mile deep bunker, I am going to hit another set of chest supported rows and think about what I am going to do as the soon to be ruler of the postapocalyptic society that awaits me. Yes, it is a bit heavy, but I have no issues moving it around and setting it up. For storage, I keep it propped up vertically in the corner... on the floor (GASP). It is really not that big of a deal unless you are limited on space beyond belief, or if you are team anti-floor and refuse to stoop as low as I have. The value you get out of something like the stability pad depends entirely on how much you plan to use it. My chest supported row setup I use with the pad and my Voltra is the best feeling row I have ever used at any gym. My other favorite use is as back support with my pullup bar for hanging leg raises. I also use the pad for things like chest fly/press exercises, face pulls, overhead tricep extensions, or cable curls. Any standing cable movements that can benefit from some stability I setup the pad. As previously stated, this thing is expensive. It is definitely not for everyone, but I have really enjoyed it. I had some Visa gift cards laying around from participating in a research study and you can find at least a 5% discount code for Prime. I am not sure if I would have purchased it without those things, but luckily it worked out for me. Go give up a little of your time in the name of science and one day you too could possibly understand the utility in something like the Prime stability pad.

These straps fit very well on my Rogue rack. They perform their job and are extremely easy to adjust up and down. I also really appreciate the fact you can completely remove them easily if needed. Also huge shoutout to BOS for being one of the few places to offer some PURPLE equipment options. I spray painted the chrome hardware to match as well.

Really easy to find used standard plates for cheap anywhere. Picked some up and did a little restoration and painting. Adds a touch of personality to the gym and weighs close enough for my uses.

Costs less than the Beyond Power travel platform. Smaller size makes it easier to travel with (fits in a backpack). Metal construction is very solid, but it is not too heavy. I added some grip tape strips to mine because it was a little smooth originally, but it still worked great without it.

Used it for many large metal water bottles, energy drink cans, assorted glass beer bottles, etc. The magnet is very strong and a coat of aftermarket purple makes everything POP.