A good budget option for magnetic pins, but understand the magnets aren't the strongest on the market, hence the additional cotter pins that are provided. Also these were shipped in an cardboard envelope (non-bubble wrap insulated) and they dinged up and scratched up from what I hoping was shipping (and not used).

Similar to the 12.5" plate storage, they are solid, but will easily scratch over time, if that matters to you invest int the hard chrome storage pins (Vesta makes a good one). Also depending on the plates, the nut holding the pin in place may scratch your plates.

I originally bought this for my son to work on his grip strength and practice his hanging from a pull-up bar. Since then I bought a UDA and I just use one of the 18" stainless steel knurled handles for him to hang off. It attaches and detaches very easily but the tolerance is a bit loose since there is no UHMW lining and there is metal on metal contact if that's important to you. However once you are hanging off of it, your body weight holds it in place and there is no really wiggle.

I got these as part of a bundle deal ON FB marketplace, I didn't really need these, but my wife made great use of them by stacking them up against a wall and using them as backing for hip thrusters (our bench was too tall and uncomfortable for her). We've since bought the Rogue Monster multi-use roller so my son now uses it as a landing pad when he swings on the rings. They have handles on the sides so they are real easy to move around and stage.

I bought these via FB marketplace, with the intention of only buying the loadable dumbbells, 10s and 15s. I hit hit it off with the seller (prior military) and he ended up giving me a ridiculous deal for the full set. I thought they would just sit in my closet and I might resell them down the line. I've actually found myself getting a lot of good use out of them, I have fixed dumbbells 10s-35s and 50s. So I use them to make weights outside those numbers as well as an add on for my EZ curl bar (that work well for floor roll outs) and I switched to just using these for landmines that help increases the dynamic range of specific landmine workouts. Long story short, I'm holding on to these. They still live in my closet because I have storage space on my main floor.

Good build, strong enough to hold (6) 45lb plates, they do scratch easily, but unless to you plan to get hard chrome pins this is to be expected of all storage pins. The bolts that hold it in place do take up a .5" of space and may scratch up the finish on plate.

I got a deal on these tiles on black Friday, and built out my 8x8 platform, I like that they are the compressed rubber tiles (Similar to the Higher Temp rogue bumper plates) vs the smooth molded tiles because they don't track dirt footprints. However they were advertised as 2'x2' tiles and they are actually 23.5" x 23.5" which does seem too bad until you stack them side by side and you lose 2" at the end.

Most basic and budget friendly bumper plates available. No issues at all, after 10 years