Simple and effective product. I prefer keeping some of my specialty bars in this so I don't have to maneuver them between the uprights to use them in the rack.

Very solid and its low profile make it easy to move around and fit almost anywhere on the rack.

This was a great addition to the gym, I was a little worried there might be some wiggle/play in the arm, but in use it feels really solid. My other volta mount is the Darko quickmount and I love that it gives me some extra height for lat pulldowns and adds the option for belt squats. It is light enough that moving it around is not a hassle at all and the 3d printed knurling for gripping the bolt under the arm is a nice touch. Darko also has top notch customer service and quickly fixed a small issue with my order.

I got 125 lbs pair at the time of the first release from Rep and while the price has gone up I still think it is a good value. The quality is great, while I notice more scratches on the plates that is normal with use and there is no rust and no functional damage. While looking at them racked there is almost no signs of wear and tear after the ~1.5 years I've had them. I know others have had issues with the plates getting stuck and I have never encountered that issue, for me they have worked flawlessly and are quick/easier to adjust the weight on. I'm sure the side rails may bother some people, but they do not really bother me they give me a little more variety for hand placement with some movements like DB pullovers but can sometimes be annoying for things like DB RDL's if they scrape on my leg - that is moreso user error though. Overall, these are fantasic DBs, while they are expensive I think the value is good because the space and cost saving vs a fixed DB set and the quality and price compared to other adjustable DBs is also good imo. I am very happy with them, I would highly recommend them if you're looking for adjustable DBs and these fit your budget.

I have some 45s of the textured sport bumpers which I believe are discontinued now. They are the 45s I use the most since I got them and they are very good bumpers. They have held up well with almost no wear over the past few years. The only knock on them is the value because they are expensive. While they are nicer than my rogue echo bumpers I can't say they're $75/pair better (price difference at the time I'm writing this). I got mine when they had some blemished ones for sale at a decent discount ($125/pair + shipping a few years ago). The blemished versions are great with very small cosmetic issues, I would have no hesitation recommending their blemished items. One other thing to be aware of is that these plates are a little thicker than others. If you're looking for a high quality bumper this is a great option, just know there are more cost effective options for you.

Great rower. Simple, easy to use, will last forever.

Great bench, very solid. I have no regrets with this purchase and the weight doesn't bother me. It hasn't been overly difficult for me to move around at all, but I could see how it would be bothersome for some. I only dinged the value because with the nighthawk out now it would be a tough choice between those 2 if I was buying now and I'm not sure this is ~$150 better than the nighthawk (I haven't used that one though).

This works fine and is probably the best midrange option for reverse hypers. Other cheaper/midrange options don't accomolish the movement adequately or are just as unstable at higher weights or don't fold up. If you're looking to go heavy you'll want a different unit. The problem for me with doing that is those units typically take up a lot of floor space and are hard to move around and cost more. For me it's tough to justify spending that much money and floor space on a RH.