Used one of these several times in a commercial gym while working with a personal trainer year’s ago. I didn’t find it all that useful but more of a fad product. I did like using it for some stability training on my bum ankle

Used these at LA fitness for several years, true commercial grade dumbbells. The seems to have held up for several years with no issues from my time there.

Fair value wagon wheels. Have seen some in commercial gyms that have seen better days and have flat spots but for the price they are a good buy for a home gym.

The spotter arms are very essential is you have one of the squat stands. They are also a great add on to a rack if you do work on the outside of it. These are a better set up than the overbuilt monster line and allow to be mounted lower since they take up less holes I must of have an older model as I never had a pair with the pin to lock into place and need had issue with mine moving without a pin.

Not a great bar, good for general purpose gym lifting as that what’s its sold as but very passive knurling.

These are extremely collectible and rare. I have had a couple pairs in my possession over the years but they each had a missing nub or 2 on them. Very rare to find a pair where nothing is broken. Price is outrageous on these max. These pre date the much more common to find spin locks.

Not the worst deadlift bar I have used. I’d still go Texas over this but it was cool to see rep finally upgraded Their barbell game after year of just having some very sub par bar. I’d still just spend a bit more for an American made bar. But I’d take this over Ohio deadlift bar.

China made overpriced dumbbell’s. Don’t get tricked into thinking these are the original USA high quality version.