I use them on my Giant rack and they work fine. Its not fancy, it just works.

I bought these as change plates 10 pounds or less to use with my deep dish 45s. They are thin, pretty and work well.

I bought this for $149 shipped, which is just a crazy deal. I don't want/need crazy knurling and it threads the needle on that. I use it for primarily powerbuilding, it being the main bar for all of my barbell movements. Packaging came absolutely wrecked, basically just a bare bar. With that said, the bar survived better than anything else it was traveling with.

If you have a Pritchett pad, this is a must. Gives you the starting point to have that commercial T-Bar feel

This might be a "me issue" but I didn't take into consideration how far the name plate/crossbar took space down the uprights so it drove the usable space for the dock lower than I would prefer. However, its in my rack and I use it for bar storage.

The OG. I honestly would have rage sold my SSB if I didn't own this. This might be the highest quality of life piece you can buy if you have a full rack with specialty bars.

All these people complaining about it feeling flimsy, I have the expansions to 180 pounds per handle and its just fine. I JB welded a back shelf on it to hold the micro weight plates and this is plenty functional.

I bought this new from Titan and find it a useful tool. My first home gym didn't have a ceiling height I could press from and this let me do seated presses. Now I mostly use it for accessory work and a seat between work.