We got this bench to go with the young buck rack. It's basically similar to their full size phoenix bench, but shrunken down for kids. It's really well built and I find myself actually using it for some seated cable movements due to its small footprint.

These are decent plates, they perform well and are priced "ok" compared to other machined plates on the market. Personally I am not a fan of the solid bland gray colors they use (it's like CAD drawing grey). I ended up getting a black paint pen and coloring in the lettering for some contrast.

This is one of the most budget friendly multigrip bars on the market. That being said it feels cheap and the build quality is what you'd expect for a bottom budget option. The eyelet on top for cables is a nice thought, but even though it's light, it's way too big to be used in most cases.

This is a nice solid flat bench with a decent pad on it. While it's extremely robust, it loses points as the REP FB5000, while lighter, is just as capable for much less money.

When I bought these tiles back in 2019 they were not to size. They were listed as 24x24 but mine we about an Inch short on each dimension. They may have fixed that now, so the biggest reason to get these is they are budget friendly and include free shipping. Rogues are much higher quality but they're more expensive and don't ship for free.

There are some trade offs here with Titan and quality control, but for the price, you get a really solid rack with the X3. Lots of configurations and can work with most other 3x3 5/8" equivalent racks.

While this bar is built to the highest of standards as we've come to expect from AB, the knurling is very very passive. You'd expect more for this price point. Now that the Chewy bar is available, I don't see many people going with this bar over it if given the choice.

Before this piece I was using basically a high end pool noodle that synched around the bar. It worked out but always found it rotated to an unwanted position. This pad from ambit is comfortable and I never have an issue with is shifting.