It was fine with my bumper plates, but when I did try to move it around with weights on it, the rubber grip slipped often. Otherwise, no huge complaints, but the price currently is steep.

I've used of these a few times, and it's fine. For the price, however, I would opt to get a cambered multigrip bar unless ALL your flat pressing is done with this and you know you don't want the extra range of motion.

I bought one of these for my wife as she likes building these things. It's like gym Legos, and she loved it.

For an ankle cuff, these are great. The heel strap helps to prevent sliding when doing movements like standing leg curls. And the price is pretty low foe the functionality.

These are fine ankle cuffs. The interior lining is nice and comfortable. However, they don't have the heel strap, and the price is only for one. I'd recommend just getting an ankle cuff with the heel strap.

Great strongman collars (calling them just axle collars is a bit of a marketing mistake by Rogue). A bit quicker to use than the Proloc strongman collars and about the same tightness on the bar.

Great collars and will last a long time even in a commercial gym. However, for a home gym, I will no longer be buying any non-specialty collar if it's not magnetic. I recommend getting other Rogue collars that have the magnetic functionality if you still want great build quality.

Sure, they're not cheaper than screwing some 2x4s together, but unless you have some large dude standing really close to you, the Bench Blokz are really the only way to do board pressing by yourself.