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.

Super quick application, decent construction, convenient storage since they are magnetic - but pricy. Keppi makes a similar style for far cheaper and of equally quality.

Super and quick way to set up for block pulls (although they position at slightly higher than I think is ideal for block pull height). Also makes subsequent loading of plates a breeze. These are durable, but large and not easy to store on less you get them off of the ground on a wall, for instance.

These chains are more expensive than many other hardware options out there. Rogue just made it easy. I also got the sleeves. I have a set hooked up to some Proloc Collars and each totals 45lbs almost exactly - for some easy math additions. I use them exclusively for squatting off of SSB or on my Belt Squat.

These are a nice modular attachment to have. I mainly use them for Hatfield squats, never for pull-ups since I have a Prime ROT8 Pull-up Station. I have used them in the past on my trolley arms as well. I wish they were knurled (but I wish everything had knurling). You can just as well use some longer band pegs as handles but these have more authority. These are a luxury for sure and are on the more expensive side.

The BT Bar by Savage Strength is another “GOAT” attachment that I was fortunate to add to my arsenal. I ordered one of the limited 50 that Bledi made with rotational handles. The rotational handles rotate like butter, but I’ve found them to be not as useful or a bonus like I’d thought. They offer little (as in 1%) to the functionality of this great piece and I would suggest only seeking the normal stationary grip version. These attachments are handmade in the UK with superior workmanship. This bar has replaced my Atlas cable attachment, which I included in one of the pictures, and functions in a duplicate manner (by taking wrist and grip out of bicep and tricep movements). So anyone that has a functional grip deficit or injury to wrists, this would be a great option to have to allow you to continue to work on your triceps and biceps. My favorite exercise with this attachment is the reverse grip/supine grip Tricep pushdown/rotational extension. The bar, with its upgraded padding, is comfortable on both sides of your forearms in any movement. For those who want a top performing, exceptionally made and useful attachment - look no further… but it comes with a premium price tag too.

More of a novelty to have a very unique functional trainer attachment. Since I train with the actual SIRT pistol from NLT, these attachments use the same Glock modeled frames, true SIRT frames, and immediately felt comfortable to me. I throw them in randomly to workouts.