I like this bike for conditioning work alongside my strongman training. It is a little more affordable when compared with the Rogue and works the same, though I think the Rogue feels more stable.

I bought the "trainer" version of the Slater true log, a new offering in 2025. It is great and is made to take a beating. A little more cost effective than the dressed out true logs from Slater.

I use this yoke all the time, for yoke work, as uprights for placing my PVC pipes on for a throwing bar, and for bag over bar work. Does what it should and is pretty tough.

I like this deadlift platform. It protects my garage floor from deadlift damage, keeps the noise down (kind of), and when paired with the 8 rubber tiles as I have, makes a complete platform.

Solid affordable standard farmer's handles. Not as convenient as TItan's other fancier, top loaded version, but cheaper and work just as well. Nice thing on these are the smooth handles. If you have a grip event at comps, you should train with these and not the knurled handled kind. In addition to farmer's holds and walks, I use them for one arm rowing, too.

I love these plates, what my friend calls "the poor man's calibrated plates." They are the OG and gateway drug to buying more vintage plates, buyer beware.

I love this machine. I found mine used on Marketplace for a song. So worth it. Good stretch in the pecs and challenging when stacked with plates. Recommended. Small foot print, too.

I found my early generation one used on FB Marketplace. I love, love, love it. Expensive if you buy it new, though. Great calf builder and a great stretch on the achilles, too.