Bomb proof, good for a variety of surfaces. Should last forever.

I got 35’s. I like them because they fit nicely on my reverse hyper and squat max. They look cool, and are made well. Coating seems to be holding up well after two or so years. Kinda spendy for weights.

For a set of DBs that go up to 90 that take up so little space, I’m not sure what more can be asked. They seem plenty durable to me, although I do try and limit the drop abuse they take. Not a fan of the rubber handles, and I plan on replacing them with knurled at some point. I got mine on Amazon day a few years back, so great value.

A fine piece that stores my bars. Nothing special, good value. Be nice if the holes had rubber running all the way down rather than just at the entrance.

Not a bad piece by any means, does what I need. Too much play in the connections. When adjusting the bench up and down the ladder it can move laterally enough that it slips out of the ladder. Price was great and it has held up well to what I’ve asked of it. Wish the vinyl was a little stickier, but it’s better than power lift’s slippery vinyl.

Ok, I’ve got mid 2000’s era uesakas in my gym. I got them from work during a refresh for free. They have held up great and only now at about 20yrs old are they beginning to flake. Some of the more recent batches haven’t held up as well and began flaking after only a few years of use. Since 2012/13 we have had to replace them twice at work. But great bumpers that in my experience do not split.

Sorinex is expensive, but the quality is great. Mine is an older model without the low row and zero holes all over the uprights. POP’s era of Sorinex. I love how it feels heavy and with a 250lb stack I’m not maxing it out like I have on other brands.

Look, I’ve used an Eleiko curl bar. That thing is the best. This is second to it in my opinion, mostly for the value. I prefer this traditional style of bend rather than some of the other ones now available. Heavier than I expected, which is a positive. Great classic curl bar.