Used many times at a local gym. I have all the same thoughts about this coating as I do the others, but I'll say that my preferred bars are just bare steel, so I'm not interested in the cerakote premium.

Also a fantastic power bar for people who like their knurling aggressive. This original version has the wider collars, and a half mm thinner shaft. I prefer the newer 29mm, but the OG is usually less expensive and goes on steeper discounts.

The gold standard for a stainless powerbar. It's like a TPB with slightly muted knurling and maybe slightly better fitment of the sleeves to the shaft. Huge used market for them, but also MSRP is very reasonable if you like new. This goes on the list of basically two barbells id recommend to basically anyone.

I got one of these as a joke gift over the holidays. I see them for sale for under $20 at the sporting goods store. I'm not sure i would actually fine-tune the (pretty low) resistance of one of these over just repping out a CoC gripper, but if that sounds like something you'd like I'd recommend these. They feel a little like they're on the verge of breaking when I use them.

Tons of uses for these carabiners around the gym. They're super strong and the ones I bought didn't break the bank.

I prefer a jack with rollers, but there is nothing wrong with this jack.

I've got a couple of sets of chains that I use for different things. Some thinner chains (about tow chain size) I use as a super uncomfortable dip belt.

These are really cool for grip stuff and lot of fun, but aren't really available for a price I'm willing to pay very often. Fine for collectors, but I'm considering Micro Gainz loadable half 100 version.