Had the opportunity to use this in Matt Wallace's gym, and there is a reason this is regarded as the GOAT. Such an amazing weight curve. Super smooth, amazing movement pattern to keep the weight travel in the footprint of the machine, and adjustable to be the most comfortable press I've ever done. I'd sell both my kidneys for the opportunity to own one, but that likely isn't happening. These are rare unicorns, and highly desireable. That said, check out Body Masters Strength Industries on Instagram for a reproduction they've just created. Still outside my price range, but a guy can still dream!

These are iconic. Significantly more rare than the "unmarked" York deep dish plates. While I only own a single right now, it's still one of those level-up milestones for a vintage collector.

These are great plates. Readily available at a decent price. I have mostly change plates to complement my revolver set.

These are in my gym for one reason - to entertain my kids. Even if they aren’t lifting them, they love to find creative ways to have fun. Rolling them around, building towers, etc. either way, they are in the gym, seeing me exercise, and my pie is one day they ask “can I do that too?” And my answer will be “Hell Yea!”

I had the opportunity to try this in Matt Wallace’s gym. AMAZING! The isolated stretch felt so good. The sound of the chain is hypnotic. I need to find one of these for my own gym!

Not a huge fan of these, but they get the job done. They were the very first dumbbells I owned. Today, only one pair is left, and it's really just used by my kids when they play around.

Just general plates. Don't confuse these with Lou Ferrigno plates (those are collectable). These were created by his family in the 1980's and were mass produced oversees. Work fine for building muscle, just not anything all that special.

These are the gold standard for staying organized with all of your accessories and attachments. How ever much you have, you'll always need more.