Picked these up from a gym that was closing in my area for .25 cents per pound about 7 years ago. I bought every single plate he had. So my review is reflective of my purchase. Don't weigh them all. Just train with the same plates all the time. No big deal.

In my experience buy all you need at once. Don't spread out the purchases. The sizes depend on shipment. So if you buy a few then go back mo the later they could be a couple inches off. But they are a must have.

These should be in every serious lifters gym bag. Especially when traveling.

These are very nice fractional plates. But pricey.

I have a few of these in my gym. They are great space savers. Heavier weights are a challenge. One of my racks is too tall for this to work so I added some loose chain to lengthen the cable. Works like a charm. After about 6 years of heavy use I had to replace them as the black covering was cracking.

I have one of these in my gym. Its tanner and one of the few pieces of equipment ive purchased used. I bought it from a fire station here in town. Never had any problems with it. It is noticeably heavier and better built that half racks I have from other companies. Mine has the dual chinup bar on it which I find silly. Other than that. Great piece of equipment.

I have 3 of these in my gym. I actually have gotten warranty parts for one years ago as I bent the uprights. Each rack is at least 6 years old. My only problem is I cant get a chinup bar for one of them. These are great budget items for a home gym or small commercial gym.

These are great bars. I wish I would have purchased bare steel. But I train clients on 3 Texas power bars everyday.