I enjoy being able to connect my HyperPro to my Rogue Indy stacks. The pulleys aren't as smooth as I would like, but its not a deal breaker for me. I wish they would team up with Dialed Motion and get the retractable cable on here, it would make setting up a whole lot easier.

I went with these due to the durability of them. Seeing the Youtube reviewers throwing the of their roofs, and even REP doing the same, the durability is second to none. I am trying to get my younger kids involved, and wanted something that could stand a little abuse. As others have said, if they went up to 75 or 80 pounds, they would be perfect.

I knew I wanted plates with grips. I got mine on a FBMP deal that couldn't be beat. I then added to my collection buying from REP at Home Gym Con. These things are very nice and easy to grip.

For the price, I am very happy with this machine. The saftey's are a little awkward until you get the hang of them, especially on hack squats. I was surprised how smooth it was in use.

What is there to say that already hasnt been said? There are these, and there are all the rest. Quality, warranty and price, these are the only option for bumpers.

I have no issues with this bar. It has been everything I was hoping for in a bar to help my kids get started in learning proper movements without going too heavy to start.

This has held up quite well. Its easy to move around, and the build quality is better than I expected.

I love the stretch I get from this bar. My only complaint is I wish the knurl was a little more aggressive, but that's a personal preference thing.