These are a novelty but cool nonetheless. Super beefy. The attach in an annoying way with a strap looped through the handle and each end having its own carabiner. Something like the Nice Like Mike handle hack is more ideal with these.

Most people might look at these and think they're not necessary, but if you have a fixed set of DBs, you can basically double their use and halve the footprint by adding either the 1.25 or 2.5lbs plates. I have a set of 5-100dbs in multiples of 5 and the 1.25lbs plate set now gives me all the inbetweens (ex: 12.5lbs, 17.5lbs, etc).

Other companies make this, but the ABMAT one is the gold standard. They updated the original design to use their hard molded foam which makes this thing indestructible.

This is the one that started it all for most people. It's great for overloading and mine has held up great over the years.

These were my daily drivers for a few years. Just as good as the regular collars but the locking feature was really nice and not a pain at all. Mine ended up breaking after a few years however, so be warned.

These are really great collars. Priced well and hold well. I have found they do tend to break over time however and these days I prefer aluminum ones.

My favorite jack for 2 reasons: 1. It's so light, like 8lbs, so moving it around is a breeze. 2. The fulcrum design lets you lift weight extremely easily. Mini jacks and other full size jacks require a lot of force, I've been able to jack up 1000lbs with just 2 fingers. The only real downside to this jack IMO is that some people find b/c it's so light that it's easy to tip over when not loaded with bar.

I got a good deal on this at the time and it has the high build quality we've come to expect from Kleva. It's not very long however, so steel plates would be ideal for use here.