This definitely gets the job done. A few years back when I got this, there was not a lot of options unless you went with something commercial or something expensive. At that time it had incredible value. The pulleys are smooth and the machine is relatively stable under heavy weight. I have the plate loaded option.

Good little piece. Super similar to the Abmat version. This one was cheaper at the time when pricing them out.

The gold standard. Aggressive knurl, feels great on the back.

I bought this deadlift bar when it was heavily discounted. Before I bought it, others had told me that these bars in particular had some issues where some bars would have aggressive knurl and others more passive. When I received this bar I compared it with my Rogue Ohio deadlift bar. The knurl is very comparable but a little more aggressive than the Ohio and feels great in the hand. The whip is good also. Overall a great deadlift bar from a small American company for a great price.

I think the possibilities are endless with this type of thing. I have mine hung horizontally on some studs and use it to hold bands, change plates, and other accessories. In the past I used it as a homemade belt squat lever.

I have the #2-#4 gripper set. These are of high quality and enjoyable to train with.

I have several pairs of collars in my gym. Anytime I am going for a PR squat or deadlift I only use these. These collars hold tighter than a dolphins blowhole.

These are pretty cool plates. They have handles and are SUPER thin. They are a little sloppier, tolerance wise than the absolutely perfect Strength Co plates I have. I have a custom pair from Home Gym Con and the paint quality on them is excellent. I would recommend these plates for the right person.