I bought this REP harness to pull my Bremmy sled outdoors. The harness has hooks for the front and back. Really there's not much to it. It was fairly inexpensive and it was one of the first that I saw when I searched harnesses on Gym Radar.

It's built like a tank. But I also have the 2.0 version and that is MUCH better in my opinion because it addressed a couple issues this 1.0 version had. Number one, and most people know this, is the foot design. This one can get in the way of your foot positioning depending how you lay on the bench. Also with the fat pad on it like mine, it made the bench way too tall. That was corrected in the 2.0 version

I really like this for Massenomics gym. Great way to store a lot of bars horizontally without mounting anything to a rack or wall. Not super cheap compared to other barbell storage options, but it's fairly unique for the purpose.

They get the job done. If they get abused a bit the edges will absolutely bend. Mine have become closer to hexagon shaped than circles. But I still like them, and not a terrible price. Although the Rogue 26ers are just a bit more expensive and I like those a lot better. Compare that option before deciding.

Pretty decent for the price. Rogue makes probably a nicer version - never used it. But that rogue one also costs more than twice as much. This is functional. Not positive about the long term durability with the nylon rope and rubber conical ends, but I've had zero issues so far. I like it best for overhead tricep extensions.

This sled is legit. I like how light and compact it is, and still the durability of being made of steel. This pin folds down, so it can sit or mount on the wall and take up almost no space. The UHMW lined bottom makes it so there's almost no noise even on concrete. There's definitely more economical options out there for sleds, but probably nothing that's steel and folds. This is a premium sled!

Legit 5 star product right here. Used them once and knew it was immediately worth the purchase. Good price. Good build. Adds versatility to pull-ups and an attachment for rows at a cheap price.

What's really left to say about this piece that I haven't already said? Please watch the Massenomics YouTube review video to get the full rundown. It's overall pretty good, but not great. It may not be the best piece for a "commercial-ish" gym like Massenomics Gym. But all the members seem to really like it. I would never be worried about the durability for a home gym, but I'm curious to see how it holds up after a few years of use here. Also, the whole leg extension felt load conversation that has been beaten into the ground. Yes, I can do the whole stack. But also yes, I can get a really good workout using less than the full stack.