I recently added this to my gym. I bought this on marketplace from a commercial gym for a 6th of the price. It’s built like a tank and moves like butter. Mine has a 210lb weight stack. This fits perfectly in my basement gym. I would definitely recommend buying this if you want to get strong.

Good build quality but I think there is a lot of wasted space with no extra plate storage. The foot plate could also be a bit wider than it is. Has a 1,000lb capacity and moves smoothly. As a York Barbell fan this was a great addition to my gym

Are they practical? Not really. Are they cool to have? Absolutely. The weight is very accurate for the time period. I found a waxed pair of Jackson’s on marketplace and couldn’t afford not to add it to my growing globe collection.

These bad girls are sweet looking. I wouldn’t recommend anyone to have them and actually use the adjustments. It’s more of a headache to add and remove the weight. If you’re a collector definitely add them to the your gym.

Pretty cool well built American deep dish plates. When they clang together the sound reminds me of a bell at the end of a boxing match. Good for hub lifting.

I love the no knurling on the bar. Only downside to this bar is that it can get pricey on the collectors market.

They work well. They look cool. How ever they are a pain in the ass to actually use. If you have some plates and keep them on the curl bar they are fine to use. If you’re constantly changing the weight I wouldn’t use them.

This came with my rack, I enjoy the thick grip pull up bar.