My old gym had them and used them mostly for dumbell stuff since those were on the 2nd floor of the gym. Worked just fine and caught 100+lb dumbbells with no issues

Used at my old gym (who reviewed this just before me.) I honestly thought they were mag grips until I found out otherwise. Even without rubber they still worked great and felt good in your hands

Another good option for grip work on pullups with the added challenge of stability. Great for cable work too

No complaints with the bench other than the pad isnt super grippy, but the 3.0 bench addressed that issue. Great bench otherwise

Not the worst shoulder bench but not the best. The back pad is almost completely vertical which makes it harder to get into a good position, and the front foot pegs are bulkier than it needs to be

Used this probably about a decade agao and its amazing. Much better than having to walk around carrying a sandbag for distance. Sad that it's discontinued and super hard to find now

Its cool that they're vintage and all, but the straight edges make them unusable for deadlifts

Good old school piece. Its an appropriate height off the ground so you can get good leg drive and stability, and the rack is at a good height. Only dislike is that the pad gets more narrow towards the top which gives you less shoulder stability