This was an early piece that I've used less and less over the years. It takes a good anchor point, room to set up, and the work of setting and resetting the rope. Adjustments were definitely not dummy proof on my part. Over years of competing I've leaned away from using this (likely my least used strongman specific piece) and instead preferring a sled.

I've purchased these both new and used. The new ones have been kicking around a while and still look brand new. They are the "go to" 25's for the rack/cable area where I have six of them. Most were right on the dot but two were 0.2 and one was 1.2 pounds off.

Sturdy option for bands. I'm not sure if it's something with the way they were packaged, but mine have a lot of white patches.

Heavy (feels like sand inside) stop where it lands type ball that can not be used for bounce back style exercises. Though only lightly used, it's been in use in my gym for years even being brought/used out on a tennis court for group training sessions.

Very heavy duty and difficult to move around. It was ok for my needs but a pain when I tried to rearrange the gym with two of these.

Great piece of equipment if you have the space. Easy to adjust. I used this often on my last deployment (though other people liked to use it as their table)

I've used these at several different gyms/contests and they can be hit/miss on durability.

Nice little ghd that is easily adjustable. Mine did have some paint chipping with very little usage.