Not much to say other than they are quality dumbells. I have sparse single ones ranging 13lbs to 97lbs and use them all for various things

Solid collars that don't move or slide. I have a pair in my home gym, and the gym I used to go to exclusively had them. I noticed the red piece which secures the collars frequently broke off rendering it useless

I don't compete in strongman but my old gym had these well up to 400lbs. I liked just carrying them around for the added lower back work. They are extremely well made

The most durable ab straps ive ever found. I use these multiple times a week, and they include an added loop and carabiner to attach them to a pull up bar

They're a good option when you don't have a monolift. Using them on squats can have a little bit of a learning curve if you aren't used to them. The only thing I don't like is that the arms don't necessarily lock into place before an unrack. So if you're trying to wedge yourself under the bar to set up, the bar will rock back and forth

The next best option if you don't have a Texas Deadlift bar. It's made well and the knurling is less of a Texas bar, but it doesn't flex nearly as much as one.

I don't have a rogue rack so I ordered them to put on my Abrams GHR 2.0. Nothing special about them but I like being able add extra resistance to GHR's/back extensions

The poor man's axle bar. Super convenient easy way to improve grip strength