I have used these at the public gym a couple times and when spotting and loading at a meet once. They have a very specific use in powerlifting. But unless you are in a comp or have a kilo set up at home I don’t see the value In these.

This machine will always be the OG functional trainer to me. Used this in a commercial gym regularly 2013-2017 The price on these is ridiculous and they would be very difficult to get into a home gym but you can’t argue these are top of the line piece.

Very common plate to find in your big box commercial gyms. Horrible to deadlift with. Relatively easy to maneuver with the handle cut out. Used theses regularly at la fitness 2013-2106

Used this in crü falls and the deen the last couple years. It truly does live up to its name the humbler

Not a good bench or anything I’d recommend. Better off just benching in your rack. It was just to light duty for my preference and only had a home in my gym for less than a year.

I have handed both of these bars a few times at rogue, the Arnold and Home Gym Con. The normal Ohio power bar has grippy volcano knurling, the aggro 2 has relatively aggressive mountain knurling, and the aggro 3 is just stupid sharp and I can’t see the value in a bar that sharp. The biggest knock I have on these bars are the dumb looking cartoons on them that they use to show you if it’s a aggro 2 or 3

I used this in a buddies gym and to me it felt just like an Ohio power bar. Not really sure what makes it a “west side 2.0” but I wouldn’t fall for that gimmick

Very budget friendly option to add some landline work one gym. It’s a pain to always drag out plates to put this in but the the price you pay with the post style. I owned this 2017-2020 Just never really used it.