If you have Iron Master dumbbells with their various upgrade kits, this is a good choice for adding kettlebell. It does fine for kettlebell stuff but if there is one annoyance with this around its adjustability, it is that there's no easy way to add plates without fighting the balance while assembling it. Keep in mind this is a kettlebell and not the dumbbells where they stay vertical. This wants to obviously sit at an angle and the plates don't sit nice and flush making it easy to lock em down. I'm still trying to figure out the easiest way to assemble it but it is fine once it's all put together. Outside of the quirky adjustment it does open up kettlebell workouts going with this option. If you don't have Ironmaster dumbbells already though, I would look at other options that have more convenient adjustments.

It's a 3x3 11 gauge rack. What else is there? Okay, the fit and finish on this is fine though I'd prefer if they had gone with the more traditional square footplate at the base of the uprights just for that weee bit more stability. It isn't gonna fall over by any means but you'll want to have a legit rear crossmember with more depth to help make it more stable side to side. The powder coating is okay even though they've only come out with 3 colors but hey... at least you have a couple different choices besides flat black.

I bought these as a durable heavy weight option as opposed to my now sold Nuobell’s. These things are tanks and the knurling is perfection. The fit and finish is also stellar and look way better than many others. Yes they are slower to adjust but these are incredibly compact and with the heavy handle kit plus the 120lb option, they are smaller than a 50lb standard hex. They aren’t cheap and I’ve only bought them on sale but they will last forever… and they won’t roll away on you.

Great bumpers that are very well made. Only gripe is on mine, the MIL Spec versions, is they have a harder durometer with not much of a lip so the grip can be a little sketch. They just have a slickish feeling to them. A little more of a lip around the edge or maybe a stippled surface treatment would make them more grippy when lifting from the edge. These are great regardless and I think these would be awesome outside bumpers.

Running sucks! Not only because it’s running (to be fair I did run sprints in school) but it’s hard on your joints. So when age and injury put a stop to my (albeit limited) running for cardio, I picked up this gem of a cardio piece at launch. In short, it’s fantastic. The build, folding capability, quick release straps, and turf tires make this THE choice for a rower. Great cardio option and great on the joints!

Oh how I would love to give this a better review. However, 2 things seriously drag down the rating. Titan’s absolutely horrible packaging, which is the biggest negative, and the wheels. Titan’s packaging on so many of their items is beyond deplorable. This is an 80lb steel framed bench that is literally wrapped in a single layer of bubble wrap and then tossed loosely into a basic cardboard box. So of course it’s going to be banged about and try to escape. My first delivery was destroyed between Titan and FedEx (who beats the hell out of their packages alla Ace Ventura style) and the front foot never made it. The replacement bench barely made it as well. The only other complaint about the bench itself is the crappy wheel mounts (and upright supports), as there is a very small lean angle window where the bench isn’t dragging or the upright pads aren’t dragging. It is robust otherwise granted it survives shipping. The stupid thing on Titan’s part is that some items do actually have decent packaging. If they would only improve the packaging across their entire product line, their products (some of which are actually very good items) would be far better received in this space.

You have to take into account the intent and design of this to give it a fair review. This is meant to be a compact light portable cable option. In that space, this thing excels. It is very light and works extremely well as a cable option that requires no charge. It just works wherever you can strap or mount it onto. I bought this as a portable tool when traveling and it really exceeded my expectations. The cable action is incredibly responsive and there is plenty of length to get good ROM. With the Velcro strap or optional mounts (where you could screw them into a board that you could then ratchet strap to a larger object) you really could use this just about anywhere. The ease of adjustment and super portability of this thing makes it fantastic and I use it in addition to my functional trainer even in my home gym.

These work fine as spotters but they have one major flaw just like the Rogue version these clone. There is no UHMW on the mount to protect the finish on your rack. It’s metal on powder coat baby. If it wasn’t for that fact I’d score them higher. The fit and finish is fine. Nothing fancy but not cheap looking either.