Excellent adjunct to thick battle rope. This is an elastic rope, that is sleeved. The version that I purchased provides 105lbs of tension (and the two combined ropes 210lbs of resistance). I don’t use these for the traditional battle rope movements, but rather jumps and side steps against resistance. Lunges, Frog walks, resisted backpedaling etc. These have proven to be very durable over the past several years of repeated use.

Having a variety of magnets with different configurations (both single and dual hooks, snap clip, round hook) and different magnetic strengths can be a godsend for the home gym. Decreasing clutter, having proper storage and positions for smaller things is what multiple magnet choices are all about. There are typically plenty of magnetic surfaces in a home gym where these will prove to be of value. I hang cable attachments, bands, towels, powerlifting belt and general belt, cable extenders, etc. The picture demonstrates the 4 types that I have in my gym (I think I have dozens in total).

You can literally find a hook and configuration for almost any attachment - large and small, heavy or light. I attached multiple panels inside a closet of my gym to initially hold the Bullet Proof Fitness attachments to the Isolator. They would have otherwise cluttered my gym or just been piled up in a heap inside closet. Love the versatility and also the ability to change these out easily as your needs change and pieces change.

Organization and keeping clutter off the floor of your gym I feel is paramount. The Wall control system is easy to implement, comes in a dozen color variations to match the aesthetic of your gym, and, if planned well, is expandable as your needs may increase. The weight tolerances are decent too so you can hang heavy bulky pieces as well. I purchased 5 separate small panels to mount inside one of the closets in my gym to hold space me of my Ironmaster bench attachments, my Mutant Metals UDA and a variety of other things. Great option, great value and good quality.

Many variations create the ability to mount many different types of gym equipment from large rack attachments to smaller cable/FT attachments to actual barbells. After building done backing behind my drywall, I am currently using these to mount my Rogue Cerakote Bar collection. The hooks have protective vinyl coating to avoid scratching on your bars. A good storage option to consider for sure depending on your needs.

Great addition for balance work. Worthwhile adjunct as add-on to using Bosu and Sand Dune Stepper. Working on functional balance and stabilizer muscles is important as an athlete to reduce injuries and also important for older athletes. Other than free standing balance practice between sets, I also like to do unilateral exercises/movements with kettlebells to add challenge. I like keeping the double line on the board and just using one leg at a time. This brand is fantastic l, but they are on the expensive side.

Durable and comfortable as wrist and ankle attachments for cable use. I have eight of these but do not utilize them with my functional trainer. I actually use these as storage attachment points hanging on the upper central support tubing of my functional trainer. I am able to clip on many cable attachment pieces to keep them up out of the way and keep them organized and able to be quickly accessed.

These are very thick and very durable pads. They have the largest circumference of a hip thrust pad that I have found. I am not utilizing them to perform hip thrust with a barbell, but rather I have placed two of them on my Technogym Skillmill treadmill for use when I am performing sled pushes. They provide padding for my shoulders and have no sighs of wear for the past two years.