This is my everyday log, if you will. Solid. Tough. Not too expensive. You'l see this one in competitions from time to time so the feel is right to train upon. Recommended.

I might be the odd man out, but I like this landmine press handle. I use it quite a bit to make a "poor man's viking press" (see photo below) using a Titan landmine attachment on my power rack, a power bar, and use my yoke as a rest. It works well.

It's an expensive and effective log - though at 10" you will not see it in competition as a male strongman, though perhaps in the odd novice classes. That being said, I find it rackable just fine on my Titan T-2 2x2 rack though others mention it does not rack well on other power racks. I like it because you can beat it up and not feel to bad about it.

Very solid sled option from Titan. Sleds hold up well and I train on concrete. Can load it up and feels sturdy and is not hard to store away. Recommended.

Well-built and affordable, I added this to my gym so I would work on close-grip deadlift exercises like the power stairs and duck walk carries. It includes just three simple parts, a handle, loading pin, and one wirelock pin to connect the two, so it is easy to store on my equipment rack.

This is a solid SSB from Titan. I know it's not the GOAT (<ahem> Elite FTS) but it is a great bar and has a unified pad rather than three parts, which is great. Also, you can frequently catch it on discount from Titan, which is even better.

Expensive for a reason, these are the best log crash pads out there. Enough said.

Love these farmer's handle, especially since they are top loading. They have knurling though, so be aware that this will be a training AID but possible a competition DEFICIT for you. Most comps have smooth handled farmers. That being said, these are very nice. I store them next to the posts for my smith machine when not in use.