Pretty cheaply made but works fine. You can find harbinger in almost any walmart or sporting goods store and its quite cheap

Not a bad option to change things up, but I personally still would choose a plate loaded machine.

Not a bad bench, relatively easy find in some commercial gyms still. The pad can be a bit slick since they're older, but the ones ive used have always been quite solid and didn't shake much

Great for letting other people around you know you're one bad dude

Mine are light green somehow but they're great for PT work when youre hurt

The Aminal cage used these at the Arnold for numerous years when I was lucky enough to lift in it. These plates became instantly nostalgic to me because of this

Definitely a nice sturdy rack but the j-cup attachment is similar to Legend fitness's setup which is annoying. The spaces are too far apart and I've actually knocked a j-cup completely off trying to rack a heavy squat. That was not a good time

This is usually a favorite in most commercial gyms. I thought it was just okay, and felt the grips are a little too far in front of the shoulders. I added an abmat on my back to push me forward more and it was much better