I have 2 of them. They're nice and helpful for some PT exercises I do

Pretty much built like everyone else's deadlift wedge. Not a bad price either

Solid dumbells my last commercial gym had. Knurling was good and they held up well. No complaints from me

Expensive because hammer strength, but really solid wood platform. I dont usually like wood platforms because they get slippery from the wood finish usually, but the one I used was very grippy and had nice smooth transition between the wood and rubber

Good commercial gym treadmill. I never do more than walk on these things so I had no issues with it

Company name aside I really like this machine. I always liked using a long lat pulldown bar and holding it zercher style for more ROM. Way easier than holding plates on a back extension

Obviously does both the GHR and reverse hyper as well as some other exercises, but you better have some pretty strong hamstrings to be able to do GHR's on a flat knee pad like that. On regular GHR's having that rounded pad gives you good options because the further back you are the easier they become, and the more you scoot forward the harder it is because the knees are higher and in a fixed position, like how this setup is. Its good for space saving if you want both

Great tool for rehabbing the shoulders. You can bench, incline bench, OHP, and do one sided overhead weighted carries with it. A little pricey for what it is though