Weight is weight. Not the cheapest plates, and haven’t checked mine for accuracy. I needed some more plates and was ordering something else from Rep anyway. Have 45s and 25s. Some coating chipping on the 25s from frequent use on the log.

No real issues; it works as intended. I don’t have room for a full deadlift jack and this is an improvement over using a change plate. The bar pocket has UMHW to protect the bar and it’s easy to step on to lift up the bar. Easy to store out of the way due to its size.

I have a 2”. Well made, quick shipping and the price is hard to beat.

I pick this set up when I started to get grip curious. I have a round and pinch block attachment for it. They are all well made and the price was better than a lot of other options. I liked that I could just get different grips for one handle, instead of purchasing multiple implements.

These work really well for my axle, log and CDB. Easy to use, have held up to being used in multiple competitions. Never had any issues with them coming loose.

I have the PR-4000 leg roller that has a curve and is designed center the roller the rack. It’s well built and easy to store on the back posts of the 6 post rack. The pad is well centered for use on sitting pull downs. It works well for single leg work, but I can barely set it low enough for my short legs due to hole spacing and crossmember hardware. I’ve set it up as a hip pad for a makeshift back extension as well. Overall, it functions as designed.

It’s a landmine attachment, I’ve got in mounted on a front foot extension. It works as a landmine. I mostly use it to accidentally kick when I’m moving stuff around that corner of the rack. It also has a slot for a 1” bar, which might have been useful if I had one. But everyone has 2” bars so it seems unnecessary.

I have the black travel version, which splits in two and came with a fancy case I never use. Likely over kill for a mace, but the swings are great for my shoulders. Both me and my much taller husband can swing inside the garage, in the right spot. Some oxidiation of the black coating at the threads, I’ve had WD-40 them a couple times to get the handle apart. Hard to say if that’s more due to the periods of low use and minimal climate control or the build quality.