I have the 200 and 250 and they have held up well through drops, etc. Easy to fill with a heavy duty zipper. I also own Freedom Strength and Full Arc Fitness. These hold up well.

I have the red version of these and they work well for me in my garage gym. They seem to hold up well to heavy weights and I use them mostly for axle clean and press work and as drop pads for my Stone of Steel. Recommended.

I wear the formal bowtie most days when I am training and it helps keeps my shoulder locked in and healthy. Highly recommended, especially for Masters athletes!

I own the 10" version which weighs about 75 pounds, Plate loadable and mine has the end caps, which I recommend to keep everything together (axle collars will slide). Built like a typical MBPC product, which means built to last. A premium price for a great product.

I love this bar and I use it for all kinds of lifts, even weird ones that it is really not designed for (like deadlifts). Why? Because I can and it will take it - it's a Texas Power Bar at the end of the day. That being said, it's great for accessory lifts at 27mm with great knurling.

Not great quality, but get the job....loudly as it turns out since tolerances leave a lot of wiggle room on the bar. That being said, they are on sale a lot and provide a good solution if you need pulling block for elevated deads.

I like this multigrip bar - it's feels very high quality, knurling is great, and provides a great tool for different press variations. Recommended.

I've never squatted with a better bar, worth every penny. A beautiful addition to my garage gym. Recommended.