I absolutely love having these and use them for both bench and squat. I ended up getting two pairs because there is a screw that prohibits the swinging arm of the mono to go too far forward, which is fine for bench, but limits how far back you can stand to un-rack a squat. The screw was too annoying to have to put on and off every time you’d change do exercises. This solves the problem. I just remove the bottom mono to squat.

I bought these as soon as they dropped a few years ago. I have used them pretty regularly - until the Titan twist collars dropped. It’s painful to say, but that’s a better product, at least if you’re looking at the ability to keep plates in place. These are sleek and they have an incredible feel when you snap them down on a sleeve. They’re just not a great value when Keppi has copies out for a third of the price. And when there are just better all around collars on the market.

I’ve got nothing bad to say about this piece of kit. It was a pain to put together, but that’s because I’m a dummy when it comes to that kind of thing. But that’s on me, not Yoni. And speaking of Yoni, he is easy to get a hold of and is helpful as can be. The product itself has a great strength curve and can be used for multiple exercises, and given its small footprint, is easy to find space for in the gym. The price is good for it being what it is, and I have no ragrets - I’ve got the V2, not the V3.

Never did have a good place to put my remotes for the lights and the A/C. Never, until these bad boys came along, that is. Safety comes in all kinds of shapes and for all kinds of things one needs to have in one’s gym space. Drink spotters of the non chill variety and Horstall Matt’s can only get you so far.

I’m starting to put these all over the gym now. The goal is to have one at every station because drink safety can never be considered excessive.

This one is where my water goes. It’s that simple. Doesn’t rust, doesn’t talk back, doesn’t call me names when I fail lifts. The drink spotter light doesn’t judge. I prefer the XL, but don’t tell this little guy that.

Inexpensive and does exactly what it’s supposed to do, which, in our case, collects stupid amounts of sweat that drip off miserable people trying to kill themselves by Peloton.

I replaced the Rep chrome pegs that I bought with my PR 4000 with these and I’m so happy with them. They’re made very well and look sleek. I do want to get some more and will likely get some from BWTG and JD Gym Equipped because why not spread the love around to small manufacturers who make cool shit, right?