These were my go-to handles for most cable exercises for a long time and I still find some uses for them. I actually really like the narrow diameter as it allows for more clearance of the handle when doing flys specifically. If you don’t want to splurge on TrakHandles, this is the next best option. These are still not cheap though.

This is a fairly standard dip station. I I decided to upgrade after changing racks and wanting something that feels better in my hand. If you don’t want to pay more money for the UDA, it’s not the worst option.

I didn’t end up using it much since it was folded in the corner of my gym. When I did use it, it’d built well and feels good to use. The limited loading length is a negative but the price point makes it a solid deal if you’re going to actually use it.

I used to use these for deficit work and sound deadening. They are heavy duty and won’t move an inch unless you want them to.

When I had these, I mainly used them to store stuff. You can be more creative than me and use it for other things, though.

I used to have this timer and it’s great at what it does. Having to reset the time and settings whenever the power goes out is a pain and that happens a lot here in Florida. I ended up wanting something smaller but this is still a good option if you want a larger form factor.

A definite upgrade to the standard J Cups. The UHMW on the top gives peace of mind for jelling your bar safe and the shape allows the bar to move more easily while racked. If you don’t want to spend the money on roller J Cups, this is a good option.

Fairly standard leg roller. It fit flush with my former rack and didn’t have any wobble. If you need one, this is a solid option.