I plan to be upgrading this to a 3x3 rack with 1 inch holes in the near future, but this has served it's purpose and I have never felt unsafe using it. Decent 2x2 rack if you're looking for a more budget oriented option. I have the integrated lat pulldown with low row and the weight storage posts -both from Rep. The weight storage posts when loaded up with weight do make it more sturdy and the integrated barbell holders are handy. The lat pulldown and low row work well. There appears to be holes ready to accept bolts for a foot plate of some sort for the low row, but rep doesn't sell one. The lat pulldown and straight bar cable attachments it comes with are not very good. It would be nice to have the option of not including any attachments in exchange for a lower price. Finding quality attachments for a 2x2 rack can be challenging. Hole spacing is also quite far apart and not ideal.

These are awesome bumper plates. Thinner than other bumpers I have used and I like how they look.

The heavy handle kit is worth it if you have the Ironmaster dumbbells. It made the dumbbells feel more balanced.

I owned the Ironmaster dumbbells with the heavy handle kit for a couple of years. These things are built like a tank and have the feel of a regular dumbbell which I really liked. With the heavy handle kit they seemed to be perfectly balanced in use. I liked the square design. These won't roll away. The knurling is also good. There are no plastic parts and get 5 stars on build quality without a doubt. They do take a minute, probably more like 30ish seconds to switch weight which I found to be annoying. This is the main reason I got rid of these and switched to a full set of dumbbells. Supersets and drop sets weren't a thing when I had these. If you're limited on space, want something durable, and don't mind the time it takes to change the weight, these would fit the bill and would be a good option.

The soft plyo box is the way to go vs a wood box in a non-commercial gym setting. It's soft and firm at the same time. Not slippery at all. I got the medium sized option and like it.

The Rep multi-grip curl bar gets the job done. It feels good in the hands. To me, it's in the sweet spot as far as quality and price goes. It's a definite step better than the cheap attachments and does pretty much everything a more expensive attachment would do.

Worthwhile addition to the gym and has held up well. Mostly use it for sit ups, but can be useful for something to kneel on for other exercises like lunges. The texture and density of the foam is nice and doesn't slide or move at all when using it.

This piece was a disappointment for me. Not my go to for tricep work. I ordered the Colorado medium knurl version. It almost feels slippery in my hands and there is no bite for grip whatsoever. I might like it better if I had ordered the Double Black Diamond aggressive knurl instead. The knobs at the end also feel off to me. I do like how lightweight it is.