Great addition to the gym. Smooth action and fantastic for tricep work.

Had mine for several yrs and it’s still looking great. My go to for face pulls.

I had this when I had the Titan T-3 rack. Used it fairly regularly and it was fine. Easy enough to pop on and I just stored mine between the back uprights when not in use. Did take a little finagling to get the front uprights set far enough apart so that it didn’t drag on the posts when putting it on and off the rack. Nice inexpensive way to add preacher curls that you could use standing up.

Wood plyo boxes. Work fine. Easy enough to assemble and I’ve even used them as Iron Master dumbbell stands.

It holds extra bars just fine. I tossed AbMat pillows into the sleeve holders to prevent tearing up the ends of my bars.

These are inexpensive options but at the cost of quality. I’ve found many that have overspray/slag on the center hole. Many of which required taking a file to sand the slag down so they could fit on a sleeve and also not scratch the crap out of the sleeves. You’ll also find pits here and there on the casting/coating. They work though so if you’re really on a budget it’s a fairly decent option. I have them as cheap accessory plates and I think they’re fine for that.

These are fine for axle bars but I find they are a little too snug on a standard barbell. Just makes them kind of a pain to release vs the axle bars, where they easily pop loose.

Let’s be honest, there are a ton of these rebranded for various sellers. Regardless, they work okay. They are magnetized which allows them to stick anywhere on your rack. They come in a ton of colors. They work well enough. These are not my go to collars, primarily because I find them too thin to really comfortably release and all. They are fine, just not my first choice.