You can't beat the value for a full set of dumbbells than an old set of cast iron hex heads. They're not super accurate so I would love to upgrade eventually, but these definitely do the job.

We love our C2 machines! They're super effective and easy to move around, don't require a subscription, easy and cheap to repair, and customer service from C2 is great. You can't go wrong. The warranty is transferable also so don't be afraid to get a used one.

We have cast iron hex dumbbells up to 75 and use the ironmasters as the heavy set. They're a bit tedious to adjust but they're rock solid and probably some of the least bulky heavy adjustable dumbbells. Very versatile too if you consider the rest of the ironmaster accessories and machines.

The wide pad is super spacious and comfortable, although it's not ideal for incline pressing in my experience.

I love my dock! I use for an SSB and a warmup bar. I see now that darko sells a double dock which I would probably get instead of this one if I was buying one today.

Everything darko makes is beautiful and durable and the shorty bar is not an exception. I use mine with d handles and mostly for seated rows and occasionally lay pulldowns. The main tradeoff with these is that depending on your d handles and carabiners it can add several additional inches of length which can possibly limit your rom. That extra length is good for landmine movements though.

Simple and effective! It looks great on the rack and keeps your bars out of the way but close by. I ended up selling mine for the dock because I have a tall rack and it was a bit of a stretch with the anchor. Gotta love the color options too.

The EZ bar fairy dropped this off the day we inaugurated the new gym in our house. Rogue sent me this bar free because many months ago I contacted them asking about raw and stainless options. Craziest stroke of luck I've had in years really. I've now owned every finish of Rogue's curl bar and this is easily my favorite. It's the same bar, just stainless. The sleeves are very nearly smooth, very tight tolerances, precise knurl (ohio bar knurl), and shiinnyyyy. This is the first standard length curl bar I've had in several years and I must say the difference in feel between it and a rackable bar is less than I remember. Compared to the Gungnir curler this bar has slightly less aggressive knurl and slightly more gentle corners and handle angles. Both are excellent, but I think the Gungnir bar offers a slightly better value due to the built in collars. The difference in shaft diameter, knurl, and bends could come down to personal preference. Not sure I could really recommend either of those bars due to the price, but they are both awesome. Rogue is a little cheaper I think considering international shipping for Gungnir, and it's USA made. I imagine very few people will buy these and it won't stick around forever. Probably a collectors item more than anything.