The lighter ones work better for what I was wanting. Once they get to about 135 and higher they just never got full enough. I prefer the strongman style better. But these worked in a pinch. I do like cleans and presses with this style bag.

Built these to be able to do jerks as well as Olympic lifts from the blocks. They have held up to the test of time with over 10 years of weights falling in them.

If you want to progressive overload your hub training this is it. Attaches to a loading pin and away you go. This allowed me to train up to the 45lb hub.

This grip trainer is very versatile. Not only does it train your grip, but in have also used it with my functional trainer to build my forearms.

Love these bands. I use them all the time for both upper and lower body movements. They are extremely durable.

I had a buddy build me 3 of these boxes. I have the ones that can be changed from 20 to 24 to 30" in height. I have piled plates on top and made this over 40" to jump on, no problem. I have had kids over 275lbs jumping on these with no problem.

I built this to help with posterior chain issues. It gets the job done. It is definitely not as nice as a manufactured one. The sound it makes while moving is loud/annoying. The value is that it has helped me out, and it was less than $100 to build. This drink holder may be replaced at some point, just not yet.

These bumpers were my very first bumper purchase. They still work but they chipped pretty easily. They are also very loose on a barbell. Can definitely find better options now.