I think these are a really cool and unique addition to any gym for very little $. That being said, they can hurt like heck to use, but you'll get used to that. I know there is some criticism of these not being perfect recreations of the originals, but I guess that has not effected my enjoyment of them.

The most easily accessible, durable, affordable gym flooring ever created. It's hard to improve on this gold standard.

Rogue accidentally sent me this about 7 years ago. I would have never bought it on my own, but it's actually pretty nice. Odd combination of sturdy and "soft" compared to traditional boxes. Price is pretty decent for what you get. And it's 3 different heights in one. Also it makes for a good bench to sit on to take your shoes on and off.

Overall still pretty affordable to get your foot in the door for a log. But I would have a hard time trusting this with big weight.

We have had the earthquake bar in Massenomics gym for about 7 years. For as light as this is, and for as much as it gets used (quite a bit) it has held up surprisingly well. It certainly shows some cosmetic wear, but still holding in strong. I'm not really sure about the "science" behind unstable bars like this, but I can say I have always anecdotally really likes having it as a change of pace for my training. It's also just kind of fun.

This thing is heavy duty. I bought mine used from Gluck. It's way too expensive for barbell storage... but it's built like a tank and looks really cool. The casters on it are really nice and it makes it easy to move around.

For whatever reason I actually use this bar quite a bit in Massenomics gym. I think mostly because it looks unique. The blue sleeves are cool and the finish has held up really well. The cerakote shaft has also held up better than I expected. I would not consider this knurling aggressive for a power bar though at all.

Not a lot to say about bands, but EliteFTS have always been my favorite. Good price, then run sales quite a bit, and you can use discount code MASS10.