Safety is never an accident. Bottles and cans fit great, even with a Massenomics coozie wrapped around them.

This thing is built like a tank. I love how durable the nylon feels and how sturdy the chain is. It's worked well for weighted dips, pull-ups, and even rigged up to use for landmine belt squats. The pad is a great size for me, which makes it super comfortable.

These are excellent straps, and they are holding up incredibly well after 5 years. The only nits I'd pick are that the logo tags on mine are wider than the straps themselves.

This was a great value-buy when I first started my gym. However, Titan quickly changed models and I lost quite a bit of attachment versatility, which ended up being the primary reason I upgraded. If you can deal with a little wobble, then this rack works great. I loaded up 300-400 lbs on it many times without issue.

This bench was fine. It was too narrow and too tall to work well for any kind of competition prep. But for someone looking for an inexpensive option to get you through, it doesn't get much cheaper than this.

Best gym flooring money can buy. I've had mine so long I've forgotten what fresh ones smell like.

I've had these for over 5 years and can do all of the dumbbell work I need to with them. That being said, sometimes they get stuck when I'm switching weights and their length (even at light weights) means I sometimes hit my legs. I haven't had any durability issues, but I also never drop them. Hard to beat their price, especially if you can find them used, and they're a really reliable set of adjustable dumbbells.

This is the only true power bar I own, and I have yet to be disappointed with it. The red cerakote really pops, and I've been happy with the knurling, although I'd say it's less sharp than the bare steel version.