I’ve had these collars since I started my home gym and have no complaints. Super easy to put on and hold extremely well. I’d consider the magnetic ones now if I were to buy another set but that would have no impact on performance.

I got mine used off Marketplace and this might be the best bang for buck item I have in my gym. Easier to store than a double sided jack but well made and all plastic where it contacts the barbell.

This is my daily driver and was the only finish available when I was building my gym. The grip is better than any commercial gym bar I’ve ever used and doesn’t require much maintenance. If I had the option at the time I would have spent a bit more and gotten the stainless steel version.

It gets the job done and is easy to store. The powder coat is flaking off where the barbell gets inserted after 4 years of semi regular use and the handles don’t have the best grip on them. I do like to add Fat Gripz for extra forearm work

This bar is great for what it is: a curl bar. I’m also a fan of the 35lb start weight for easy math, and the angles on this bar feel great on the forearms and elbows. Regardless of brand I highly recommend going with a rackable option to make loading and unloading plates easier.

A very basic but effective grip training tool. Unless you’re trying to get certified by IronMind or pick it up used I’m sure other brands exist that would offer comparable performance for less.

No complaints about this. Solidly built and a great compliment for weighted dips/pull-ups and for any grip implements.

A solid piece of gear as you’d expect from Rogue. The built in handle helps with moving this around as it is a tank, but storing this is a nuisance. For chest supported rows I think it’s the best option, but for a home gym it doesn’t offer the versatility that most would be looking for.