I’m not a big fan of this one. The angled handles are kind of a tight squeeze. I end up just doing regular pull ups

In looking for barbell storage, I wanted something substantial but didn’t want to break the bank. I was able to pick this up for $100 shipped and am perfectly happy with it. It’s light weight but sturdy.

Do you want to be seated? Of course you do. Do you want to sit on the ground? Ew gross. Had this for about a year. No complaints.

Picked this up from the Fringe garage sale and while I'm not someone who has used an axle a ton, I like this one is 45 lbs and has markings. I've only used it a few times, but I'm a believer. If you're someone looking to get into strongman or just add some variation to your normal lifts, give the Fringe a whirl.

Not the nicest dip attachment you'll find, but it gets the job done. I got it at the Fringe garage sale, so the price was unbeatable. You probably won't have to look hard to find a nicer one, but if you're just looking for a simple dip attachment, this is worth a look.

I use this regularly. It’s great for low rows, but I wish there was a way for this to attach better for people who don’t want to sit on the ground. I’ve used it for rows while sitting on my bench and it doesn’t perform well at all. Your feet are on an edge. But if you’re on the floor, you’ll like it just fine.

I gotta tell you, I do not understand the thought process behind out this attached to your rack. I got it with my Dane and it was a bear to get on the rack. Maybe it was just me. I’m not a big landmine guy, but if you’re just looking to add one to your space, I’d keep looking.

I mean it’s a shelf. It does its thing. I wish it had some sort of non-slip surface. I tried deck tape, but that didn’t work well. I just put my PowerBlocks on it and it holds up well