Awesome throw bags from a small company in Texas. Though they didn't stay in business long, they made a few products that put bigger operations to shame.

Gives a very heavy duty appearance but there is still some play in the different adjustments. This model also stops at flat and is unable to go into decline positions. The one I use has been around for a while and has a lot of wear and tear. Seems super heavy for no reason and is rough to move.

Got this second hand when I first started competing. It gets the job done but using bolts to adjust it was a pain (replaced the bolt with pins) and it does have some play in the parts that feels excessive. The side loading aspect makes it a bit of a pain to store too. As the person who sold it to me said, if you can move the weight with this, you can do it more easily when competing with a nicer one.

Bad experience with these... I can credit myself partially for them breaking, but I'm not that strong. The company did offer to send me a set to replace the ones I broke, but out of fear of them also breaking, I hired a welder to reinforce all of them. How they broke? I had 4x4 blocks taped to the feet to make them a little closer to the ones I was using in a competition. While walking with a relatively light weight, I dropped them and the leg twisted off. If you zoom in in the weld, it doesn't look like there was much connection between the pieces.

Unique and fun but far from economical. This thing is so light that multiple people were doing 20+ flips per minute. The non static "flipper" type equipment that can be loaded with much more weight would be more useful.

While the ability to fold this flat may be super convenient for someone using it in a small dorm room wanting to store it under a bed, it creates way too much wiggle if someone is using this. No reason to have this in any gym where you have room for a bench.

Got this one second hand so can't speak to price but it did an ok job inverting a light weight. It was easy to adjust and use, but with the lighter weight limit it would only be useful to a small portion of the strength community. Though it folds to take up less space,.it didn't make the cut when gym space became more limited.

Awesome modified yoke used by a promoter in North Dakota contest I competed in. It was empty for the lighter classes, then weight was added in the form of a bale at a time each side. This type of setup may also work for adding motorcycles or other items to make unique themed carries. The octoberfest themed contest had this and a pumpkin basket deadlift.