Knocked for the fact they took something that was made in USA (olympic USA plates) and outsourced them despite the fact they wanted to make made in USA calibrated. The design here is fine, although I prefer a slightly more pronounced lip. The black and white look cool, but hard to tell the weight on the bar when spectating.

Was not a fan of this tree. The price as right but I had issues getting my plates on to the pegs due to their diameter. The center post also had some play despite tightening it down.

These are doable if you get a good deal on them, but they're not the best build quality and they can damage your flooring potentially. Prefer to use the Rogue bumper versions instead, but more pricey.

It's ok, nothing special with average to below average materials, a bit low if you're taller but it makes putting the DBs back in place easier.

This is almost the perfect rack IMO. The only thing that helps is adding half rack or mini feet to it to make it super stable and keep from tipping.

Nice platform, but it's basically just a frame. Most I know don't end up using the bang pegs, but it is nice to have the option. You need to get the slats if using the pegs though, which then means you also need wood inserts between the slats to make them level.

These things look cool but they're super pricey and they don't wear the best. Best value on these if you're buying a rack and they're included.

While this works for it's intended purpose, it get's difficult to use as you progress to heavier loads. I've been spoiled by the Genesis Jack design which is much more fluid and built better.