After reading some of these reviews, I end off buying a similar off brand roller as part of a FB marketplace bundle deal, thanks for the input fellow reviewers.

Great mono lift, low profile design, nice hard chrome finish on the built-in pin. Included Magpins are also pretty good. My only complaint is I wish they reversed the hook design and had the UHMW in the center and the metal clamps on the outside. Similar to how Griffin made their own sandwich J Cups.

Works well for the most basic and standard J cup you can get. I would say it's pricy but when you start looking into sandwich or roller J cups, these cups seem like a great value.

Not good, first of all it took just under 3 months from the time I ordered these for the to be delivered to my doorstep, however, for my review the long wait time doesn't impact the rating. I ordered both a set of 1" and a set of 5/8". To begin the magnets strength is very poor, I tried taking a picture the best shows how close I can get the head of the pin to the post without the magnets pulling it onto the post. The magnets are these small cylinders inserted into the inside of the pin head. For comparison, I have Bells of Steel, Vendetta, and Oak Club magpins and all of them have stronger magnets. Also the tip of the pins for some reason flat, so when I insert the magpins often I hit the inside of the post and have to jiggle it to find the hole to come out the other side. On a positive note, the design for the head of the pin is nice and very functional for pulling, however, with the weak magnets makes the functional design unnecessary. For a similar design magpin with better magnetic strength I recommend Vendetta pins, for a better value magpin I recommend Bells of steel magpins.

Great design, good craftsmanship, but the magnets are too strong, I find myself having to pull really hard to take these out. Again the the matte black finish is great, the built washer is a nice touch, but it's hard to justify the $98 price tag for a set. The bells of Steel are my go to magpins and they are significantly cheaper.

Used primarily for stretching (vs resistance band training) I love these bands, a key part of my mobility work.

I've had these floss bands for a while, primarily used for nagging joint pains to combat inflammation.

This was a perfect solution for my loadable dumbbells, wall mounted UHMW to protect the dumbbells. Overbuilt?, yes, but still compact.