I don’t have any complaints. They are well built, look nice and hold my weights. Come with hardware for various upright sizes.

These are ok. If I didn’t also own the Fringe ones, I would like these a lot more. These have a little slop to them, and the lower pin will not fit depending on where the safeties are, especially if you have Westside spacing

I would love to have the quick release roller j-cups but these are pretty good, despite the time it takes to change them. They roll smoothly, protect the bar, and feel very solid.

I wanted to make a change from my enclosed PR-1100 and I was able to pick this up in FBMP for a great price. This is a very solid rack and uses the same hardware as my yoke. I was skeptical about how solid it would be without a top crossmember, but I am very pleased

So far, I have only used this for sled drags and a few rope climbs. My intent is to use it for car pulls eventually. I can tell the hardware is not corrosion resistant, but once I replace the nuts and bolts I have no real concerns. Welds seem ok, and the rest seems well built

This piece is EXCELLENT for training kids/teenagers. When my kids graduated from the aluminum small diameter bar to a full size bar, the diameter was difficult for them to handle. It’s not about being tough, their backs are just not as developed as their legs, so squatting is painful. This pad is smaller and softer than a Manta Ray which makes it fit children PERFECTLY. I only deducted points because it will sometimes fall off the bar when it’s not under load. If you train kids, or ever plan to introduce kids, preteens or young teens to lifting, buy it and keep it just in case. It can be the difference if a kid pursues lifting or doesn’t.

My 45s are Powergainz by Signature Fitness. They are very wide, but have proven to be very durable during axle work, including some missed reps that were dropped from a decent height. They have a few small chips, but nothing serious.

I tried bullet pulley, and am not a fan. Thankfully I have a lot of Petzl pulleys, webbing and dyneema cordage. I would not waste money on gym specific pulley systems when a few inexpensive climbing pulleys will work much better. Not to mention, if you have any rope experience, prusiks are a great way to adjust cable length without tying knots/cutting.