This was my first squat stands I ever owned. Bought from a friend for $40. I used them almost daily from 2020 to 2023. Served me well. Overall they are a bit unstable, very thin, and cheaply made. Possibly a good entry piece to the home gym space, especially if you can find it dirt cheap like I did.

Great alternative for doing landmine exercises if you do not own a landmine attachment.

Yes, there far better cable system machines out there made by some of the top brands in the industry. This isn't that. BUT, the SERTT Weight Cable Pully System is IMO the BEST budget option for someone who wants the benefit of cable training, without having to spend a lot of money or taking up a large footprint in their gym. I can not recommend this enough. It has taken my training to a whole new level allowing me to do exercises I just wasn't able to do before.

The Titan Multi Grip Log Bar (no longer produced as far as I know) is solid option for someone wanting to add novelty/implement training into their routine. It's big, it's awkward, and it's heavier than your standard barbell. I believe this is a discontinued product. I am glad I snatched mine I up when I did. However, Titan does still make other versions of log bars if that's something you are interested in.

It's not the same quality you'll get from Rogue or Rep. But it's a dang good entry level/budget friendly weight bench. It lays flat, goes incline, and goes decline. It's stable, it's sturdy, and its light weight. Highly recommend for anyone looking to dip their toes in the home gym space.

A true piece of Americana strength training history.

A true piece of Americana strength training history.

If you don't have horse stall mats do you even have a home gym?