Emergency Jack if someone else is using the proper one at the same time. And we only have it because it was gifted to us. It works but a kleva jack would be 10 times better I bet.

We have a 12mx2m (40ft x 6.5ft) turf section, while it takes away a lot of space where we could fit more machines, the benefit of being able to do cardio/conditioning indoors highly outweighs it. We just put it directly over the concrete, its just enough cushioning that we can do yoke and farmers without worry. Tho some thin isolation would maybe been beneficial in future upgrades. After 5 years there has definitely been worn down at sections, but it still holds on. So, if you have space and like to do some strongman stuff I really recommend it.

Really great for our echo bike, since we don't have heating and it gets rather fresh in the winter. So you don't want more wind to cool you down. I did notice that it makes it so very slightly easier on the resistance of the bike. I did do a sub 40s 50cal challenge while it was on and never really got close while it was removed.

Super cheap bumper plate rack. But it measures perfectly to hold 2 of each plate from (10,15,20,25) and one 5kg. You sometimes need to bend the sides back again if people have been a bit rough but still working as intended without issues.

Good bumper plates. At the time the best price option for the quality. They perfomed and still perform perfectly fine. However after 6 years of use the look quite used, the white lettering is rubbing off at places, and there are quite a few places where a sharp corner of a jcup has taken a bite out of it ( learn your walkouts and walkins people!)

Good bumper plates and at the time the greatest value for me with what was available around us. We also only got 20kg and 25kg ones in color. The colors are nice and they perform well. But they do not give any real benefit to black ones, you can just see the difference a bit quicker between plates when you want to grab them. Only downside over a prolonged use is that the white lettering is rubbing off and they do not look as nice anymore. But this is more cosmetic.

Great prowler where you can load your weights on all 3 posts. for easy unloading you can pull the 2 long uprights out which is nice, even tho it might not the intended use. You also get 3 points where you can add a carabiners, one at the front and 2 at the back, wich allows for easier attachment of chains or ropes. The built is very heavy duty, the whole thing weighs 40kg (88lbs). The only thing I don't like, and I simply don't know if this is a construction error on our piece or a general oversight, is that the heads of the screws for the feet bulge out a bit, even tho it has an extra recess for it. I think It may have been an issue with the powder coating.

These are incredibly good farmer handles, if you can find them. I don't think they make em anymore. Each handle is exactly 20kg which makes loading weight simple. The grip is on the passive side, but honestly that's pretty good since you won't get dependent on it. The kurling is set up in a way that makes gripping the middle quick and easy, so you can focus on speed when necessary. The weight pegs are tight with a rubber stop at the bottom, so your loaded plates won't move around and there is no damage possible when dropped a bit rougher. The feet are wide enough to make it stable without taking up large floorspace. And generally, they look just nice.