This was the very first storage rack I owned, and I quickly outgrew it. It's fine if you have a couple of dumbbells and a small set of weight plates. I think I got 25 pounds of hex dumbbells in it because it's just not very wide. Sturdy enough, even maxing out the weight horns. I got to the point where I needed to add another of these or move to a larger width storage, which I decided on doing instead.

It's a pretty basic product, mine is black, helps remove tension with various nubs on different sides so you can choose how deep you want to go and with how much pressure. I'll use it mostly for hamstrings and lower back when I'm getting tense from a big deadlift or squat session. Or as a way to warm up when it's cold out or I'm just feeling rheumy. It is one of the least expensive tools in the gym and I'd recommend this to just about everyone. Doesn't take up much space, and you can use points on Amazon, so really doesn't cost much at the end of the day.

Like all of my Arm Assassin gear, the powder coat is top notch and the product delivers on its promise. I like how my wrists feel using this cylinder, not sure why, but it’s really comfortable with a heavy (for me) load under it.

I’m committed to the ecosystem, but I wish they were just a bit better. Like, the biggest issue is that the hooks will come off the wall unit if you have to pull an attachment up to get it off. I like the variety of hooks and the ability to store a whole lot of random shit off the ground and out of the way.

All the crossmembers I’ve gotten for my Rep PR-4000 have been perfect. No scuffs, no burrs, welds are slick and clean. The majority of the crossmember I have are clear coat and they look amazing against the red uprights I’ve paired them with for my never ending rack.

I don’t like loadable dumbbells. They’re stupid. It takes forever to add weights and it is only really suitable for single arm work. So I sold my other one of these and kept one and rarely use it. Expensive paperweight.

I truly don’t know how accurate this thing is in real life because I’ve never used another dynamometer. Since grip training is either a fad for me or the beginning of a new hobby, I didn’t want to drop $150 to get one that’s supposed to be uber accurate. This is well priced and seems consistent.

I love this thing even though it gets me to about crying while using it. It’s the widest grip tool I have outside of the blob trainer and it is a massive ego suck to use with a loading pin.