I can’t speak highly enough about this product or the creator. Specifically in customer service they were great! I got this color custom and got it super fast. The build quality is great, solid design and construction. The magnet is super strong. I am upgrading to this from the Abmat chalk pot and just find it works so much better for me.

If you’re looking for the best basic all round pull up bar that comes stock with a rack this is it! I use both the fat and skinny grip bars regularly and have had no issue adding any type of pull up attachments to it. Only gripe is how proud rogue is of their stuff. If you didn’t buy this stock and want to go back and buy it the price is ridiculous for just a regular old pull up bar. I would get it stock and upgrade later on if you want to.

These are great vintage standard plates! If you can find them on marketplace for a good price I’d get them if you are interested in standard plates. These fit snug on a standard bar and have a really good classic looking appearance. Not to mention Arnold using these adds a pretty high coolness factor.

I gotta say I’m honestly pleasantly surprised with these. Use them for my standard bar and dumbells. They are really well made for the price. They have a rubber padding that isn’t super cheap and easy to beat up. I think these are great budget option to have in your gym.

Facebook marketplace find for me that I kinda just got with the package of other plates. Not anything to write home about. If you want to get one and you have standard plates these are fine. They leave some play on the sleeves since they’re sized smaller than standard and the star collars leave a lot to be desired. Plus the rounded shape makes your hands feel more enclosed. Not sure if that’s your cup of tee but I use this every now and then for arm work.

I see these pop up on eBay and marketplace a ton and are way overpriced. I bought the one pictured and it came in at about 22.03 pounds. Probably a homemade one but honestly so cool to have. If you’re like me and just love collecting and using vintage iron and see some unbranded stuff don’t turn your nose up at it. It’s still history and there have probably been tons of people who got strong using it before you. At the very least it’s a cool door stop. I have started using mine to practice bent press and other old timey strongman stuff.

I use these almost every training session and are the second piece I bought for my gym. They are great since they are so simple and easy to adjust. The handles suck but there are now upgrade options. My biggest complaints are the weight limit of 90 pounds forced me to buy other dumbbells and the cage limits your ability to do dumbbell pullovers or goblets squats. If I had more money burning a hole in my pocket I’d buy something that can adjust higher but for now these are good. I have an older model but they still kick ass and haven’t had any breaking issues on me yet. Love that the pin is magnetic and makes adjustments feel secure.

This is a solid dip attachment. My biggest complaints are price and it can be a bit cumbersome to attach and hang up. It’s solidly made and has a good grip to it. The width is pretty good for me but obviously would never be perfect like an adjustable option. Might upgrade at some point but it’s hard to want to when this gets the job done so well