Looks really cool, but their standard deadlift jack will work just fine for any of the worlds heaviest deadlifts that have been done. Way too bulky and overbuilt for its intended purpose. Most people just roll the loaded bar on the ground to straighten it out anyways and don't do it while its in the jack lol

Really nice grip positioning, and a little wider than most neutral grip bars plus the camber which you don't see fairly often. The swivel attachment on it is a nice touch too

A good leg press that doesn't take up a ton of space. Pretty expensive because its a big brand name, and I personally find the foot plate kind of weird with the gap inbetween in. It wouldn't be my first choice in a leg press to buy. I do like that the weight horns are on top to save some space on the sides

A decent bare bones bench press which would be great for a home gym if you really wanted a standalone one. Just not back spotter steps or safetys, but at least theres band pegs in there

Considered one of the best rowing machines of all time for good reason. You're lucky to find one for sale at an affordable price and it's considered one of those rare vintage pieces that people price gouge

Generic hex dumbells that everyone sells. They get far too large the heavier they get, and the handles generally aren't good and don't have knurling across the whole handle

A much better beefed up version of regular D handles. The swivel feature on them is a really nice touch

Generic hex dumbells that everyone sells. They get far too large the heavier they get, and the handles generally aren't good and don't have knurling across the whole handle