Like a lot of people, my first rack, got it back in 2018. Before I think there was the lat pull addon option. But it's great, especially for the pre-COVID price. I eventually got J-cups, which added extra adjustability because they sat kind of inbetween the holes. So between those and the pins it came with, I had just about all the same spacing that any other rack would have. It is a bit wobbly, but its fine. It works great, it holds the weight. I have since modified it, and made it into a squat stand, and got spotter arms for it. Basically just used two of the uprights, and cut the supports for the front ones, and drilled holes in the flat feet to both screw it down, and allow band pegs. This was to fit it into a space I was using. The other two uprights I cobbled together, and used as weight storage, and a cable tower. Definitely getting my money's worth on this one! I will eventually upgrade it, but I don't actually ever "need" to.

First barbell I ever bought, along with my first Rogue order ever in like 2018. Works great, knurling feels good enough for me. The center knurling is super helpful. I'm not super experienced with other bars and trying to figure out if one is too "whippy" or "stiff" - but for about a year one time I left the thing outside loaded up for deadlifts when I was only really doing that weird Pavel Tsatouline "Power to the People" workout. It held up great. Any rust on it I think only came from the plates staining the sleeves, and the shaft seems fine. Sleeves still spun pretty well, considering it being outside for a whole year, uncovered. Some oil and they seem back to normal. The black coating has worn off I guess because of deadlifting where it rides my shins. Works great for heavier landmine movements too.

Love this bar. It being thinner definitely opens up other movements, and makes it a bit easier to use. The handle placements work great for me (I'm short and fat). I tend to super-set assistance (rush through them) so having this makes running through a circuit of things including skull crushers or similar movements simple.

Popped up on sale for under $20, and is a fun little grip tool. The straps to make it easier to use it for other things like chain curls or as a cable attachment. They seem to deform easily though, but maybe (probably) my grip still sucks and so they have slid around the bar under some uses. Great addition to the other grip adapter things I've picked up