My first bench in my first home gym. This was a buy off of Amazon when all I had was a set of power blocks and bands. It moved with me to my second home gym (pictured here) but sadly we lost it on the move to the third home gym. It was an ok bench. No wheels, but it was relatively easy to move around even though with my first two gyms it didn’t need to get moved all that much. Never had any issues with it other than the ladder system would come disengaged if you laid down on it too quickly and at an angle, which wasn’t a big deal because I only made that mistake once. Overall a great starter, no frills bench that I got for less than $100 on a Black Friday deal in 2018. Would definitely recommend for someone just getting into the home gym space.

Honestly wanted to get rid of this mat when it came with my rower but kept it around at the request of my wife. It did a good job of being a mat. Kept sweat off the floor. Stayed on the floor. Didn’t run away. Did mat stuff. It did what it’s supposed to do, no complaints.

I've only had this for a couple weeks but so far it has been great, like all of Crossover Symmetry's products. It's and outstanding way to warm up for a workout and has helped warm up my lower back and core for hardcore rotational work. It's supposed to help increase swing speed by up to 3 mph which may not sound like a lot but it's a massive advantage in golf. Can't wait to see the results in the coming weeks and months.

I prefer prone leg curl to seated, I know the seated is superior for muscle growth but I prefer prone. This machine has destroyed my hamstrings in a good way on multiple occasions and wish I had the budget and space for it. Can't overstate how awesome being able to manipulate the strength curve is.

GOAT leg extension in my opinion. Used one when it was Strive fitness and have used the most recent Prime iteration. Being able to change the strength curve on this is ingenious. With an unlimited budget and space I would definitely have this and several other machines just like it. Really is a shame it's so expensive but you get what you pay for :)

Awesome machine, I remember using this when it was Strive fitness at a gym way back when I was in college. Recently used this one at another commercial gym and it is so sweet. I love the three different resistance curves you can get with the different placement of the weight horns. With an unlimited budget and space I would get this, the leg curl and the leg extension all plate loaded.

Standard weight plates, they do the job - can definitely be found cheaper on FBMP, sometimes at less than $1 per lb. Sometimes inaccurate, but they will definitely get the job done.

Weight is weight - if you live by that phrase, these plates are great. Recommend getting them off FBMP as you can get them there for much cheaper than pretty much any retail outlet on the internet.