I think they’re getting tariffed out the butt. They used to be a lot cheaper. That being said they are by far the most consistent bands, holding their strength at the tensions described on the website. They’ll last forever if you treat them anywhere close to well.

Bought it from a company that no longer exists. When they made it they didn’t think about the weight being on the front of the unit. It falls over when full, so I put some kettlebells on the back.

Just a tiny 445/65-22.5 from a CrossFit gym. Weighs 200lbs. More to get used to the height of a full size tire on its side. Make sure you drill a hole between the treads to allow the tire to drain.

Got a rope from a closing down F45. Already had the ring on one end so it’s good for both drags and battling.

It’s is a cheap loading pin. The carabiner it comes with is a little annoying to attach to some implements because it is so small. Real easy to get a new one though.

I got the hundos for 50 cents/lb used. One weights 99, the other 102.

They’re generic Chinese made hex dumbbells. They’re close to the weight they claim and the handles don’t rust. The rubber wears well and the best part is you can drop them!

The rubber is pretty low quality it starts to wear off after the first use. I ended up taking the rubber off (when one of them cracked due to being left in a freezing shed) and it turns out they are knurled underneath. So it’s actually cheaper to buy these on sale than to buy the ones without the rubber and just remove it.