Titan’s Fat Rackable EZ Curl Bar is really an exceptional value at only $159 shipped, with a great build quality that is worth adding to your arsenal, even if you own a normal sized, or normal diameter EZ curl bar. I’ve enjoyed having mine for about 3 years now and found it on FB Marketplace for $75. The bar weighs 57lbs and is 71” long, has 49” of space between sleeve collars, has 10” sleeves and a 2” girth. It has a hard chrome shaft and hard chrome sleeves and it feels like grabbing onto a set of Khrome Werks Dual Exhausts for a Harley Touring motorcycle (oohhh sooo ✨ shiny ✨ ). It has a weight capacity of 1000lbs, which is right about my 1RM for curls, so I’m covered 😂. It has bronze bushings and a butter smooth prolonged spin. The grip angles are not as sloped as some other curl bars but allow for a comfortable wrist position and good isolation. The knurling is a medium knurling with decent distribution over the angles for wide and extra wide grip, however, I would have liked to see the knurling extend inward to cover a more narrow grip, rather than have the knurling all the way out at the ends by each sleeve collar. Overall real winner for the money and worth considering.

Love the versatility of this piece. It’s easy to store, the build quality, size and foam density are great for this application. I use it either on my lap seated on a bench with free weights or on my lap squatting in front of my functional trainer for drop sets using performance pins. It allows me to do comfortable preacher curls without a dedicated unit.

I have to give this perfect scores because I came up with the concept and helped design it. I submitted my idea, drawings and pictures and worked with Hayln up to its final version. I own the prototype, which is 99% of the final. I use it exclusively with my Sorinex Bulldog for chest supported rows. It allows me to position myself high enough off of floor to get a maximum stretch and easily rack and un-rack the bar in a stable fashion. I sent them some photos of my non-rackable EZ curl bar on it after testing the prototype and that’s how they decided to market it.

Anything you order from Oak Club has an exceptional build quality. These spotters appealed to me for their size and versatility, with respect to being able to flip them, which positions spotters at a slightly higher or lower position (when secured in same holes) depending on which way you orientate them. I can use them both inside and outside of my rack and they are longer than most spotter arms, which is useful in my situation for doing OHP and getting me a little further from the front of my rack which has the Prime ROT8 Pullup Station mounted to it on a projecting lower rear stabilizer crossmember from REP. I did get them customized with color so mine were over $500 like Brandon’s, but I love mine, where he moved on.

I’ve had this vest for about 6 years and wear it twice a week for running and Murphs and certain Tabatas. It looks just like when I unpackaged it. I have another 5.11 version for real-world use and it too is exceptionally durable. The only reason I’m knocking off a star on value is that there are other versions (non 5.11) that are less expensive, just as durable and get the job done. I purchased my workout one from Rogue and use their contoured weighted plates inside it.

Build quality is superb and value is spot on for what you are getting - a longer than normal mag pin needed for certain applications. The usable length on these V2 (5.5”) is a little shorter than V1 (5.75”). V1 had a 3 D printed head with a knurled edge and the magnets were exposed and they collectively were a little too strong. Both V1 and V2 are pictured. The smooth finger groove makes for comfortable single handed removal. The magnets are not too strong, but they are plenty safe and secure.