Ok for a basic set of bands. I haven’t seen any change in tension or had any breakage as of yet.

The cheap of the cheap option for kettlebells. The finish is slick and easily chips off. But you can perform the basic kettlebell movements with these bells.

The stereotypical beginner dumbbell. My wife uses them primarily but the 8-15lb does come in handy for accessory work.

It’s a canvas wrapped piece of foam that can be wrapped around a barbell to alleviate pressure on your neck while squatting. Can also be utilized as a pad while performing hip thrusts.

It rolls smoothly and does what it’s advertised to do. Handles are a small diameter and no padding.

Well constructed and nice knurling. Mine was included with the purchase of the Ares 2.0.

Some say Weight is Weight and these are the perfect example of that. Finish is rough and prone to surface rust. Weight is usually off by a bit but they’re steel and cheap.

Powercoated pull-up bar. A bit of a passive knurling would be nice since grip is often an issue.