Not a true replacement for a monolift . Although it's better then walking out your squat if you compete with a mono, keep in mind the ROM on the arms isn't much so If you shift forward much at all you will hit the hooks on the way back up

Was able to go to a local rubber crumb manufacturer who makes rubber crumb for turf and they gave me 7 tires from 250lb - 770 for free

Did more then half our chains dyi. Got tow chains off market place and cut them down into 20lb increments

Super convenient we have both sizes. The days of holding boards are over. Every powerlifting gym should have a set of these

The best truck pull harness on the market. We have had ours about 5 years and it is great. Wife even accidentally ran it over with our f250 and the buckle mechanism was fine

One of the most traditional attachments for a cable machine or lat pull down. Not very refined but great value

One of the handles every gym has, many of my gen pop clients complain about this hurting the bottom of there hand when the hand touches the flat spot. Not problematic for most but something to consider If you frequently work with gen pop clients

In my opinion the standard height finger offered is not long enough to simulated what you see on WSM, if your a 6ft tall athlete once you pick it up you'll take 2 small steps and it'll be basically flipped over. I would recommend going with the longer option if your looking for a traditional finger feel