Basic collars thst get the job done. Better quality than the generic ones you get from amazon. A good extra pair to keep in your gym bag on the go. They would get a higher rating if they were magnetic like the Fringe Sport ones.

Finally grabbed a pair today and now I'm wishing I had before. High quality barbell collars that can tolerate anything you throw at them. No more having multiple clips for different specialty bars.

We have 3 of these at 3 different fire stations. So you've got dumb fireman, who always break things, using them with zero issues. Knurling on the pullup bar is pretty passive. I'm not a fan of the lat pulldown bar that comes with, where you hook it up on each end of the bar. But this is what I'm stuck with at the firehouse, so i shouldn't complain. For a home gym, I'd personally save the money and get the Titan Fitness version. But if you're tight on space and have lower ceilings, this is a great option for you.

I want to like these more but depending on your bar, they can be a real bitch to clamp down. On my Texas power bar, it's a workout getting them to close. My axle, elitefts ssb, rogue power bar, not a problem. Price wise, I got them on sale, I think 2 pair for either 30 or 40 bucks. The magnetic feature is the best part. Stays on my rack with no issues.

A fine ole certification for the finest of gyms. It's a long and grueling process to get certified but we'll worth the time.

I do not own this rack but I use one at least once or twice a week at work. If you are tight on space, it's a great option. It's well built and the and an easy install. My biggest complaint is the width of the rack. Half the time I re-rack a bench, I'm racking the sleeves. If you have bad / old shoulders like I do, you can't get a wide grip for squats.

Grabbed these during the garage sale. Worth every penny, even at full price. Upgraded the pins on my yoke, monolift attachment, dip attachment, and mammoth belt squat. A very simple but big time upgrade for the home gym.

A necessary piece for your mammoth belt squat. Keeps weight out of your way and you can really load it up.