Pretty great bang for your buck option when it comes to a deadlift bar. $269, stainless steel and you can even find a couple discount codes to save you another 10% or so. The knurling is solid & there’s a good amount of whip. Not exactly a necessity to have a deadlift bar, so it’s nice when the barrier to entry is at an affordable price-point & performs well.

Wanted a weight tree that could store all the plates in my gym including bumpers - this does that. I believe it has an 850lbs capacity and I have 715lbs on there currently without any obvious issues. Fairly easy to put together & I like the chrome sleeves for cosmetic purposes over time. I was able to pick this up on sale on REP’s website.

This is one of the attachments I’ve invested in as a result of all the overwhelmingly positive reviews on Gym Radar. I’d have to agree with the majority of the folks on here who speak highly of the build quality & feel with several different movements. Versatile enough to use for a handful of exercises & I love the ability to customize the color as desired. $95 for what you’re getting feels appropriately priced especially with a Rogue product.

This is the only belt squat belt I’ve ever personally owned but it’s a much better alternative to some of the others on the market that I’ve used in a commercial setting. It takes discomfort out of the equation and allows you to focus on the movement. I’d say the investment is worthwhile long-term when you’re talking about spending slightly more for something that will last just about as long as you’ll need it.

The Mutant Metals UDA is a “you get what you pay for” attachment option for dips. It’s costly for what it does but the build quality is second to none. I settled on this specific option due to the multiple width options, stainless steel handles, and the ability to store on my rack. There are plenty of cheaper alternatives out there which is why I’m knocking the value down slightly - otherwise, you likely won’t regret it.

Was pleasantly surprised at the overall size & stability of this when I picked it up secondhand on FBMP. For whatever reason it seems much smaller in photos online. I use this as a warmup as well as an accessory exercise to my powerlifting programming. I’ve found one of the few things I struggle to do well with my home gym is warm up as I would have in a commercial gym setting. This helps check that box in a pretty compact package. It may jump around slightly on you which can be managed by putting something on the front feet but I haven’t found it to be a real issue. It’s not necessarily light, but the ability to fold it and move it out of the way to not take up any additional space in the gym is a massive win & the main reason I probably wouldn’t consider moving on from this piece. These tend to pop up on FBMP a lot & sometimes at a really good price-point. I got this one in borderline brand new condition although “used.”

These are pretty simple but they function well - occasionally it’s a little bit difficult to get some of the hooks in the panels but they work well more often than not. There’s also so many variations that you can buy whatever fits your specific needs.

I attempted to just use alternative means to store accessories like small hooks throughout the gym but finally caved and decided to buy wall control. It’s fairly costly when you factor in the panels, hooks + other odds & ends but it’s really worth the investment. It takes up virtually no space as it’s wall mounted and allows for you to scale easily as you acquire more attachments. I’d highly recommend & you’re probably better off just starting here vs contemplating for months like I did.