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.

Best in the business. Tried and true and reasonably priced. Great for any movement you're looking to do. Great knurling with a sturdy shaft which of course what every home gym owner is looking for.

About as bare bones as you can get for a lat pull down low row and I mean that in a good way. Small footprints, very few moving parts, nothing to break, takes a beating and still moves nice and smooth.

Unlike other reviewers I had had a good experience with my Transformer Bar and almost all of its settings. The goblet setting is my least used but after reading comments here I’m seeing that I need to give it a try more often.

Probably one of the least used items in my gym. Mainly because I don’t take care of my body in the slightest. I just started stretching last week (I’m 31). That being said I would grab this or my Kleva Built Genesis Jack to fend off a home invasion.

I feel like all my reviews for Kabuki products will be similar. It seems all their products have a consistent high quality to them all the way from transformer bar to shoulder rok. The power bar is great and all but I can’t and won’t say it’s better than a TPB.

Another banger of a bar from Kabuki. But like the Duffalo bar there can be an issue with it fitting in certain racks. For example the bench height j cups on my Texas Combo Rack doesn’t fit the bar very well which can make reracks and unpacks a tad bit concerning. Other than that it’s a great barbell to bench, row or even overhead press. Something I did a lot of before graduating to the log before my first strongman competition.