If you’re looking for low-profile spotter arms, these Stealth Spotters probably have the most compact vertical spacing of any I’ve tried. They’re heavy-duty and feel very solid. The build quality is strong, but the fit and finish isn’t quite as clean or polished as what you get from REP or Rogue. They’re also quite heavy, and they’re longer than some other options — which I actually like for my setup. The best feature for me is how they mount. You can attach leg rollers directly to them for lat pull-downs without the whole arm trying to roll or shift like it does on the REP versions. That alone makes them stand out. They’re extremely expensive, but overall these are a very nice, well-thought-out product. If low-profile spotters with solid mounting versatility are what you need, these deliver.

This is a nice leg roller. Whether you’ll like it really depends on your personal preference. It’s rather soft compared to some firmer foam rollers out there, but I’m happy with it. Hands down, it’s better than the Rep ones I had before. It uses the standard 1” thread and comes with a nice Monster nut, so it mounts securely to my rack. Overall, it’s worth the money for me and has become a regular part of my leg day routine.

This landmine attachment is extremely well designed. The smoothness, range of motion, fit, and finish are all excellent. It’s exactly what I expect from a premium Rogue product — solid, refined, and a pleasure to use. Whether I’m doing T-bar rows, presses, or rotational work, it feels smooth and stable with no slop or wobble. If you’re looking for a high-quality landmine that just works and feels premium on your rack, this is a great choice.

I looked at this chest expander for a while before pulling the trigger. I was worried it might be one of those “as seen on TV” gimmick products. Once it arrived, I quickly realized it’s the real deal. The springs are strong and serious, and the full metal construction feels solid and well-made. I’m not sure how much it actually contributes to real muscle growth, but I use it daily for warm-ups and it does a great job loosening up my chest, shoulders, and arms. If you’re looking for a tough, old-school chest expander for mobility and light resistance work, this one delivers.

These Harbinger Ankle Cuffs are comfortable and easy to use. They feel noticeably more comfortable, better designed, and more robust than my old pair from Rep. They do exactly what ankle cuffs are supposed to do — no fuss, no discomfort during cable kickbacks or glute work. If you’re looking for a solid, well-made ankle cuff that stays comfortable even on higher-rep sets, these are a good choice.

It’s hard to say without sounding weird, but Rory has the nicest nuts around. These Rorman Stainless Steel Knurled Nuts are extremely well made. The geometry makes them easy to grip, and they feel solid and premium in hand. The price is on point too. They’re a small upgrade, but the quality and thought that went into the design really shows. If you’re running Megalith handles or similar setups that use knurled nuts, these are worth picking up.

These Megalith Handles are a great concept and they make lever arms feel so much better. The quality of the stainless work is really nice. I wish the handles came pre-assembled. How well the handle spins or wobbles depends a lot on how tight or loose you tighten the bolt. Rory is a great guy and seems genuinely open to feedback and continuing to improve the product. That said, they are a bit pricey for what you get. Overall, I like the idea and the build quality, but a few small refinements would make them even better.

These TwistLock Pro Barbell Collars are a great idea with okay implementation. The concept is solid — quick twist to lock and unlock — but in practice they work loose during sets pretty easily. To tighten or loosen them, you have to grab the sleeve to keep it from spinning with the bar. With some fine tuning and a Version 2, these could be really good. As they are now, they’re functional but not as reliable as I’d like for heavy lifts. Overall, I wanted to like them more than I do.