I have the older version of this one and it still works well. It doesn’t get as much use now but it still works the same as when I got it. It’s stable and doesn’t buckle under my when when I’m using it. It’s a pretty decent option at a not so expensive price.

I’ve had this for years and it still works as intended. It’s grippy enough and it holds its shape well. It’s a solid choice.

This handle has been a game changer. Using it on lever arms is just the beginning of what you can use these on. Since they use 1 inch hardware, you can get creative. I’ve mounted them on my MM Arc attachment, my Rogue Monster rack, and mostly I use them in my VTS. They are well built and you get to support a small shop by buying them.

I’ve been using this on and off for years. It’s a great cardio piece for the small footprint. You have to commit yourself to wanting to do classes to justify the price. Personally, I find myself doing intervals on an open goal so I don’t have to commit myself to a longer class most of the time.

This is the easiest way to clean your barbell shaft. It might be able to clean other shafts, but I’m not willing to try. 5/5 would stroke this on a shaft.

This is the best SSB on the market today. It’s built like a tank, the padding is perfect, and the camber is just right. There’s a reason why everyone recommends this piece and it’s because it is the best out there.

These are great magpins but at a premium price. They stand out and give your gym a great pop of color if that’s important to you. Something to consider, the top of the magpin does stand out pretty far and could interfere with other attachments, lifting, etc. This is more of a “form over function” piece for sure.

Well made hooks that can slot in anywhere that has holes. I use them to hang my different belts on a back upright. They are sturdy and don’t move at all when hanging or removing things.