My first C2 piece and still going strong. The PM5 data on all of their pieces sets them apart for metrics and leaderboards. The world-wide incorporation of these in homes, commercial gyms and sports training facilities says it all. Plus rowing engages about 85% of your body’s muscles and therefore makes this a great warm-up and cardio addition to any gym. It stands up to lean against wall out of way or you can hang it on a wall mount too. I got a silicone seat pad for it which my butt enjoys and an iPad mount. Purchased from Rogue, but now since they ripped off the design I recommend purchasing straight from Concept2. Their customer service is second to none in this industry.

Super small footprint when you wall mount this. Between this and my endless rope, these offer great upper body strength/endurance conditioning and being a C2 product - means it’s going to last forever.

I got them for cheaper than Rogue Calibrated Steel plates and they are super precise at only +/- 10 grams deviation. I purchased them off of someone who imported them and then changed their mind and went a different direction, hence a much better price for me. Luis he drive from another state to deliver them to my basement. Couldn’t refuse that deal. I picked up the change plates from the UK distributor of ATX. The importation duties and taxes are what makes these plate currently unreasonable here. But if you are in the UK, or EU or AUS, where there are ATX dealers (ATX is like Rogue in Europe) they are very reasonably priced. Several companies are now offering this same type of plate like Kensui. So until ATX is officially here distributing in the USA, look elsewhere.

Force 6 Fitness TRICEP PRESSDOWN ATTACHMENT (ROTATING AND FIXED) is more than a real standout functionally and ergonomically. It borders on a “work of art” aesthetically. This is one of the finest attachments that I have laid my hands on EVER! (and I have owned and own many top-tier cable attachments). Specs: 6 lbs, 6.5in L X 9 in H x 4in W. It has 35mm black anodized handles that have a medium to fine knurling with a relatively high points per square inch density. It has a smooth all bearing construction, possesses dual function and can be allowed full 360 degree swivel or it can be fixed in position with a small knurled mag pin. It has an ISO Dead Blow wide base that feels amazing in use. This will remain in my permanent lineup forever and has immediately earned an “S-tier” rating . It also happens to perfectly blend in with my black & red vibe The fit and finish are leagues above the Rogue version. The “dead blow” bases are much more comfortable as well. I like the thicker diameter handle too. At the end of the day, they both get the job done. It’s like choosing between two different whips, where the Rogue is the Wrangler Rubicon and the Force6 is the Benz AMG G Wagon.

Excellent option with ability to orient vertically or horizontally. Fit and finish is superb and stands far above the Darko Barbell Anchors. Force6 offers a double sided version that holds out to 4 barbells as well.

3D printed with integrated carbon fiber, so not a metal design. I don’t think that’s an issue with strength in this application, but an aluminum or stainless steel version with metal knurling would be fire. Its has knurling in this V2 of the product which is better than none. It’s great for flexion and extension exercises for wrist/forearm to compliment other forearm and grip movements. Easy to incorporate with functional trainer weight stack.

Haven't seen these ever reviewed after searching so I thought I would throw one up. Sold all but the 55lb Kettlebell Kings KB set (5-100lb pairs) that I had and replaced them with Technogym Kettlebells in Kg. Wanted to move to Kg vs. pounds. Tired of the pitting corrosion on handles and on bells from double KB movements and powder coat chipping and bells rusting. Was looking for something "commercial-grade" that would not have those same issues and landed on the rubber coated, stainless steel handled Technogym Kettlebells. As far as build quality, these are exceptional to say the least (even the packaging reminds me of Apple products as far as protection, aesthetics and attention to detail). There is zero odor from the virgin rubber which I'm happy about as well. A possible drawback for some, and will take a little bit more "adaptation" on my part, is that the handles have a polished finish and do not really take up chalk like a powder coated bell handle. With the 60-70-80lb bells, super sweaty hands, you will have to be more cognizant of grip strength and consequently grip fatigue...don't want to send one of these flying across the gym and through the wall! All the handles are uniformly sized, independent of the KB weight. Similar to competition KBs. The difference, which I sought, since l just train hard-stvle, is the size of KBs is different based on weight, whereas competition bells are all uniformly sized. Some comparisons: Technogym Handle circumference (12-24kg): 4.5 inch circumference. Kettlebell Kings handle circumference (30-60Ibs) : 5 1/8" handle circumference. Technogym Kettlebells (12-24kg) inner window handle dimensions: 2 7/8" top of bell to bottom of handle and 5 1/4" inner handle width. Kettlebell Kings (30-60lbs) inner window handle dimensions: 23/8" top of bell to bottom of handle 4 3/4" inner handle width. $$$$$ is insane!

Getting an arm “workout” with every sip after my actual workout. Esoteric for sure. #3 out of 30. I ordered the handle with the line demarcation and also with the extra aggressive knurling. I like JD’s version because the handle is not bolted on like all other Heavy Mugs. The capacity is ridiculously small - and I prefer his Yeti modded one for everyday practicality.