So nice I bought it twice! Training with so many different levels of squatters it just made sense to have two Texas Squat Bars. Like the TPB and TDB great feel, great knurling and sturdy as ever.

Another timeless classic. Just like the Texas Power Bar you have a clean sturdy bar with great knurling and, in my opinion, just the right amount of whip. From the garage to the platform you’re hard pressed to find a better deadlift bar.

Yes the transformer bar is quite versatile with all of its adjustable settings but can ya bench with it?? No. Can you bench with the EliteFTS SSB Yoke bar? Yes. Pop those handles off and enjoy the most comfortable/easy on the elbows JM Press variation you’ve ever tried.

I know a monolift isn’t very practical or sensible for many garage gyms but if you are going to get one I suggest you go with SOTA. Customized to your liking. Solid and clean build.

One of the first plates that made me fall in love with vintage plates. Such a cool and distinct design. Only needing the 45s to finish out my collection.

Bands bands bands. The only bands I’ll ever use. EliteFTS has such a range of equipment but one of the most effective pieces are these bands. Very versatile. Incredibly portable. A must have for any gym.

One of the first pieces I ever added to my gym. Coming from a multiply gym we were always throwing bands on anything we did so having a platform with band pegs at all sorts of different heights was a no brainer. Perfect for bands, rack pulls, isometrics and many more. Cannot recommend this thing enough.

If you want a little ego boost then look no further than the Kabuki PR Deadlift bar. Crazy what a little extra whip can do for your deadlift. Only giving it a 4 star on value because some of my lifters don’t care for the extra whip. But different strokes for different folks.