I have had this since high school. The “sprint stick” was a mainstay for calves and quads. Now that I’ve gotten bigger, I like stronger implements for rolling out the legs, but it’s still a durable, useful tool.

I think it’s a preference thing that my wife and I didnt end up liking the thickness of this mat. It didn’t slide, but would spread out when stretching, almost like I was kneading dough if that make sense. Now it lines my storage rack so my sandbags don’t get punctured.

My gym at work got this bar and I was shocked how much I like it more than the SSB. I was having shoulder issues, partly from squatting under heavy weight with a narrow grip, and this relieved the stress enough to squat comfortably during rehab. I ended up purchasing the Titan version, which is not nearly as nice as this. Gold knurling, durable finish. An excellent bar.

I wanted to dislike this bench and group it with the Tru Grits and other cheap imported benches…but it’s pretty darn good. It’s stable and easy to adjust and move. The single support post at the feet makes it easier to play your feet. I am genuinely impressed

Helped assemble this for a friend, and I lift in it often. It’s an absolute tank and still looks brand new. J cups and safeties are really nice for the price point too.

I absolutely hated this bench. The pad was horrible. It was slippery, hard and I could feel it bend. Even after multiple attempts to adjust the bench to fix flexing, the spotter arms never fit right so they were difficult to adjust.

Knurling is poor, the angle of the handles is ok, but does not work well for me for skull crushers. It’s also not very long so you really have to focus when re-racking.

An excellent replacement for the hitch pins that came with my Fringe spotter arms. Magnets are strong, and these look awesome.