Good little piece. Super similar to the Abmat version. This one was cheaper at the time when pricing them out.

The gold standard. Aggressive knurl, feels great on the back.

I bought this deadlift bar when it was heavily discounted. Before I bought it, others had told me that these bars in particular had some issues where some bars would have aggressive knurl and others more passive. When I received this bar I compared it with my Rogue Ohio deadlift bar. The knurl is very comparable but a little more aggressive than the Ohio and feels great in the hand. The whip is good also. Overall a great deadlift bar from a small American company for a great price.

I think the possibilities are endless with this type of thing. I have mine hung horizontally on some studs and use it to hold bands, change plates, and other accessories. In the past I used it as a homemade belt squat lever.

I have the #2-#4 gripper set. These are of high quality and enjoyable to train with.

I have several pairs of collars in my gym. Anytime I am going for a PR squat or deadlift I only use these. These collars hold tighter than a dolphins blowhole.

These are pretty cool plates. They have handles and are SUPER thin. They are a little sloppier, tolerance wise than the absolutely perfect Strength Co plates I have. I have a custom pair from Home Gym Con and the paint quality on them is excellent. I would recommend these plates for the right person.

This is a proven barbell. This was may daily driver for a long time until the Texas 29mm Power Bar came out. The knurling is grippy, but I would not call it aggressive. My bar has not oxidized or rusted in the 7 years of being in my basement and used weekly.