These work well on Sorinex racks. I really like how they are angled. It makes adjusting them quick and easy. They are very heavy duty too. The main downside is the price. I also don’t like that you can’t completely take them off without unbolting them.

These things are bad ass. You can easily adjust the width between the handles as well as the angle of the handles. They are a little expensive though.

This takes my favorite reverse hyper and adds an excellent GHD to it - the ultimate cup holder! Jokes aside, it’s heavy duty and super stable. I like the split pad and that you can add the center pad if you don’t want the split pad. I like the handle on the foot plate for adjustment. If it’s going to cost a lot and take up a ton of space in your home it should at least do more than one thing. Plus, it’s cool that you can just buy it as an add-on if you already have the Hyper Z.

I prefer this over the RH-2. It is well built like all Rogue products. It’s big so you need space to accommodate it in a home gym. Other than that, it’s a good reverse hyper - stable, comfortable pad, and it’s tall so at 6’5” I can use it without issue.

This is well built like all Rogue products. It’s big so you need space to accommodate it in a home gym. Other than that, it’s a good reverse hyper - stable, comfortable pad, and it’s tall so at 6’5” I can use it without issue.

My Drink Spotter XL is here to spot me for the most grueling of all gym activities.

I started doing rice bucket workouts in college to increase my hand, wrist and forearm strength for martial arts and rock climbing. It’s cheap and very effective. Just remember to follow the principles of progressive overload as you would any other training or you’ll get tendinopathy.

Great price, built well, and the knurling is nice but a little passive.