For a treadmill slightly over 10G I did expect more (not sure what) but this doesn’t feel or have any additional features than a treadmill 1/2 it’s cost. I’m spoiled with my Technogym SkillMill, having additional features of a sled push as well as tether for reverse direction resistance. The monitor and metrics are solid and feature rich to this treadmill.

Multi- station capability, slam ball trampoline, TRX station, landmine, pullup area, Plyo platform, heavy bag hanger, dual stack FT. Weight stack guide rods and pulleys either needed lubrication and adjustment, or they just have inherent friction - not making for smooth function. Good for condo or hotel, big thumbs down for home gym.

I use this shelf with its rubber liner on the back of my Delta Dumbell Rack to hold some Adex Clubs to get them off the ground. These shelves can work on any 3x3 rack or post. These rubber liner is worthwhile to add too.

Decent, well spaced, very sturdy and durable. More expensive than other more versatile dumbbell racks out there (that have the ability to incorporate sliding lower trays, 3x3 tubing with 1” holes to allow for adding some attachments), but as a stand alone this does the trick.

Very stiff and uncomfortable, unforgiving padding. The vinyl is super slick too with no grip. The adjustability is marginal and the cost is excessive for what you get. The version that I used is slightly different then this one, but these characteristics run pretty much the same through their bench line.

These Hex Heads are nice in hand, and being urethane vs traditional rubber, they have exceptional toughness, high load-bearing capacity, and superior abrasion resistance. Urethane dumbbells are cosmetically nicer too. These come at a lower cost (but equal performance) than some other more well known brand-labeled urethane dumbbells. I like the knurling and handles better on the Rogue. These are definitely white labeled though, and I’ve seen them even much cheaper on a few Asian sites.

Pretty smooth and natural motion compared to others that I’ve tried. It has a large footprint. It’s commercial grade for sure so the cost reflects that. If you can find one from a fitness center that is closing, or find one that’s refurbished from a commercial equipment dealer, that would be a win. I’m not into these types of cardio pieces at all, but my wife enjoys them.

Very pricey. Super smooth steel gliders and offers great range of motion. Able to do single leg presses very safely and balanced. Weight stack insufficient for a lot of lifters, but again, Gym Pin saves the day. Great to use for calf raises too. I prefer black version to older silver version