I own vintage milled Yorks, Rogue Deep Dish, and generic plates. These are my second favorite plates behind the vintage Yorks and are excellent. The weight is precise, they are easy to put on the bar due to the well-designed lip, and are smooth but with enough friction on the backside so you can still remove them. The tolerances on these are TIGHT. I think the price is fair but not a bargain. Definitely a welcome addition to my home gym and a plate I would highly recommend. They have an old school feel and look and will last a lifetime.

Titan is the toxic ex-girlfriend of home gym equipment manufacturers. You keep going back to them despite the fact deep down inside you know they are trash. But hey, they're cheap and available. So you think to yourself "Sure why not? Maybe they've changed. How could they possibly screw this up? It's a hammer. It has 4 parts." Well guess what? They HAVEN'T CHANGED. The hammer arrived with a stripped screw. How is that even possible?? How did the top get screwed into place and then the screw get stripped? It's like they're finding new and creative ways to mess things up. The hammer itself is....fine. It's loadable which is kind of cool but I had to go through customer support to get a replacement. I'm lying to myself saying I'll never buy from them again but I'm just going to go through the same toxic circle with them over and over and over. Titan just kind of knows and accepts that they're shitty. A little part of me admires that degree of steadfast unwillingness to change. They just keep treating us customers like garbage and we keep coming back for more. As I said, they're the toxic ex of home gym equipment. Caveat emptor.

This thing is built like a tank and absolutely is the best calf block I've ever used. The grip makes calf raises in socks a non-issue. The design itself is clever and allows for a really deep stretch. I put this under my smith machine and used it with my belt squat setup and really blasted my calves. The price is a little on the high side for a one trick pony and it would be really cool if they attached magnets to this so you could add it to a hack squat/leg press. That being said, it's a best in brand product and certainly worth the extra price.

Great tool to add to your arsenal. Small footprint and does exactly what it advertises. Way easier than boards to set up to the bench. The holes could be a little better finished (got a couple of stray plastic strings on mine) but seems like it will hold up well. Small footprint too which is nice for us home gym folks.

This one replaced my Bells of Steel dip belt. I chose the XL and was worried it may be a tad too big (I'm 5'10/165) and the shortest setting is ideal for my belt squat setup. It is extremely comfortable and does not dig into my hips at all. I got mine for $100 which I think is fair, but by no means a bargain. Best belt squat belt I've ever used and its dual functionality gives it a large degree of versatility. It also comes with two substantial carabiners which is nice.