With most powerlifting meets using combo racks our members almost always lean towards using the combo rack in training as well, ours doesn't get much use, great for pin presses because of the west side hole spacing and very safe when set up correctly

Bought 150ft rope for a truck pull event in our Strongman competition. Because it was so long I had to order it from a rope manufacturer, I've never had so many rope splinters then after that comp 😅

The OG equipped bench, solid for back in the day but not refined to today standards, combo rack is much easier to adjust rack heights, no face savers, no uhmw plastic

Not a fan of removing all the chain weight to take the collar on and off. Not bad if the chain weight is very limited but any real weight in chains makes adding or removing weight on the bar a big pain

Big upgrade from the base model j hooks that come with the rogue monster racks, easier to shift the bar from side to side, gives more clearance. Much cleaner look

From my experience it's much easier to shift the bar from side to side with this style j hook and it takes away the issue of the uhmw plastic wearing down towards the screws on the base rogue model j cups

Not a big reverse hyper guy but this model felt solid, I hate when I use one and it moves around. The z is a little beefer and has a handle adjustments but feels very similar otherwise. If you use it for nothing else it will at least be a nice coffee table for the gym... I've sat on top and did leg extensions with it before and some different row variations as well

Runner hex dumbbells, probably made in the same factory as every other brand with a different brand name slapped on them. Cap is a soild brand but nothing special.