Vintage York Power Bar. The 29 split sleeve York power bar with center knurling is much more rare than the very common 28 mm no center knurling bar. It took me years to financial acquire in a trade. I was thrilled to finally check that off the vintage bucket list but overall disappointed with the bar. It’s knurling on mine specifically is so dull the bar is damn near useless. Still a cool feather in the hat but just not a great bar. Traded for in 2021

Rogue Reverse Hyper RH-2 Well built very functional reverse hyper. Large foot print and have considered selling it multiple times but once or twice a year I teak my low back and this sucker helps with that recovery. Purchased used in 2019 for $300

In the garage gym I’m using a wall mount dog food bow to store my chalk. It work perfectly for my space and needs. Purchased new in 2024 Amazon description: Raised Large Dog Bowls Wall Mount Pet Bowl, Collapsible Elevated Pet Bowl for Dog Cat Chicken Coop - 8 Cups / 2 Quart

Rogue TB-2 Trap bar. This is my go to trap bar, I don’t see any advantage to an open trap bar in my gym, I just wanted the most heavy duty trap bar that has high and low handles while weighing easy on bar math weight. This thing for the bill perfectly, great knurling on the high and low handles. Needs axle collars I previously owned both of the cap trap bars and the titan copy of this bar, they all sucked compared to this. Purchased used in 2023 for $300

This thing is a brutal test of grip strength and pain tolerance. My wife loves it because she is stronger than me on it.

I have had this slingshot for damn near a decade. I used to use to semi regularly for some overload work but find myself only really using board presses as of late.

I use these for grip training. They are real fairly inexpensive and take chalk relatively well. They are sold in a pair so they can be used to hang on or pull ups on. Purchased new in 2023

Pacillos Pull Up Bar - Joist Mount This was the first new piece of I believe we ever purchased for the home gym. Have wide grip and neutral grip handle options are a nice feature. Haveing a pull up Bar in a 7’ basement has its drawbacks as never really being able to do a deadhang and always haveing to bend the knees. This was one of the only pieces ever purchased new from a local gym equipment store as their prices are usually ridiculously high but this was purchased for $75 in 2015 and recently checked and the price was still about the same 11 years later. This obviously needed to to bolted into your exposed floor joist so limited homes would allow for this but a good option if yours does.