Pricey for a small pair of arms. Built like tanks though. They store easy on any wall a bracket can be mounted to from PRX. Great for when you want to use your rack for multiple things at once.

Heavy duty, strong, and can take a beating. A little pricey for what they are, but they are tanks. They adjust quick and store easy.

Very strong, handy to have around, and easy to adjust quickly. They are more expensive than you'd want them to be, but worth it. I have 2 sets. 1 new and 1 used. I use them every day for bands and extra safties to secure anything that moves.

These things are tough like tanks. They are a pretty price for what they are, but I would say worth it. Even more so if you can find them used. They are heavy duty and can be adjusted rather quick.

These are a great design, price, accurate, and vintage. They are awesome for hub lifting, a little more on the difficult side, but great for getting your training in. They are CLEAN.

These are cool plates when it comes to their double sided casting/design. They do not sit tight together other than from the center hub so they look spaced apart on a bar. Mostly accurate. Different from what you see every day.

These are one of my favorite vintage plates I have had in my gym. The hub is perfect for hub lifting. The lettering is beautiful and fills the plate like no other brand does. Especially when lettered in a different color. Very clean casting and accurate. They are definitely popular when it come lbs to price.

Marcy deep dish are beautiful, unique, vintage, etc. What they are also known for is being innacurate, imperfect castings, and cracking. My 45s are 42.5lbs and 47.5lbs. I had to add a ton of magnets to make my light 45 accurate. They are fantastic for hub lifting though. Probably great for everything else when actually accurate. Accurate plates are harder to find. Especially 45s.