I had this bar for about a month. It’s nothing special and it’s beefier than you’d probably want. I opted for a smaller form factor bar since I found myself not using it anymore

This, a Rogue Ohio bar, and bumpers were my first purchase at the start of COVID. It’s fine—it does what you need in a squat stand and nothing more. It lasted me a while and I think it’s worth a purchase if you don’t want to commit to a rack.

It’s just fancy PVC pipe but if they didn’t offer it for sale, I wouldn’t have gone out of my way to buy it. I would definitely be doing less mobility work if it wasn’t offered for sale.

It’s very expensive for what you’re getting. Other lever arms on the market have way more functionality, like the PRx ones that lock in different positions and swivel. These are due for an upgrade so I would avoid these. I found myself not using them like I thought I would so that’s why I no longer own them.

It feels good to use and it doesn't dig into you. The chain is just long enough. It’s a very good options

This sled is built like a tank and you’re getting what you pay for. It’s bulky and heavy so storing it can be challenging. I found myself not using it anymore so that’s why I no longer have it.

This was the first power rack I bought and it lasted me 5 years. There was nothing wrong with the rack—I just wanted to get into the 1 inch hardware ecosystem. This rack is bomb proof and you’ll never need to replace it. There are cheaper 5/8” racks but you know the quality you’re getting when you buy Rogue.

Very basic spotter arms. Had them for my former Monster Lite rack. The biggest issue with them is how much of the upright it takes up. If that’s not a concern, you can get these at a decent price. It’s also worth noting that it will potentially scuff your upright as there is no UMHW plastic where it attaches.