These are robust and feel great in a deadlift platform. Expensive, but are a great small space floor option. They conform well to the floor if there are small bumps. There are ventilation slots so I have not noticed issues with moisture. No issues with cracking or splitting over use.

It is a really cool concept, but I it is gimmicky and I prefer just a standard rope or a BFAS. For the price tag, its not worth it. Try it out if you get a chance before you buy and if you find that you will adopt it as your main pushdown/ extension then it may be worth it.

I do like that these have fat grips. More comfortable and nice grip work on your pull. The material is robust, but it is very utilitarian in design. I have seen them without knurling on the handles and those were not great. Looks like they always have a passive knurling now. It is something, but not great.

At this price point get the non comp plates if you want this style. Training plates will be more than good enough and will save you money. That said, if you want this type id say get the KG. Might as well make them comp specific. They are great plates that have moderate bounce and good sound dampening.

Slater is the stone and log king. These are well made mods that are easy to use. Follow their instructions and you will get top quality stones. Their mods vs others just make the process a bit easier.

Upgraded inner liner that does help increase grip from the OG. Overall an improvement. Not a fan of the color options, but they are colors most people like. Small things, but its the same price so if this is your first pair then you will love them. I still say get the one with magnets for a couple extra bucks.

Upgraded inner liner that does help increase grip from the OG. Overall an improvement. Not a fan of the color options, but they are colors most people like. There are additional magnets as well, but do to the inner material sticking out of the collar it decreases direct contact and makes the magnets not as strong. Small, but noticeable

Same feel and quality as the KG plates. I don’t find much use in this type of plates calibrated plates are a pain to handle and if they are lbs then they aren’t simulating comp specific equipment (which I believe to be a big reason for having these. I’d go with something with more lip grip for lb plates.