Had the no longer available 2x2 with 5/8" hole (Titan X-2) version of these these for my 2x2 rack for several years. Didnt have clean welds or anything but they worked great, I liked how skinny they were

I really liked this bar when it first came out. Great value at only $100 at the time it came out. Decent powder coat but the chrome sleeves were great and uncommon for specialty bars. I only upgraded in order to get a cambered option for rows

I had one of the original versions of this bench with the slicker pad material. The wide seat pad often got in the way or at least made things awkward during incline work. It was nice to have the decline option but I’be since upgraded to a competition fat bench and a rep AB-3100.

A perfect reminder that weight is in fact an just a number with no vibes, while on the other heavy is relative and individual.

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Classic Massenomics design that really sets the vibe for the gym 🤘🏼

I got these used very cheap and they served me well for many years. These particular adjustable DBs aren’t great at lower weights because they are so long which can make things like curls and side raises awkward. I could see getting a set of these to dedicate for heavier weights 50-90lbs and then having a set of fixed dumbbells 5-40

I had an Ohio Power Bar in bare steel as my daily driver for several years with no rust in my basement gym. It is a great bar, with solid knurling and is more than good enough for 99% of people. Compared to a Texas Power Bar probably comes down to personal preference. I only got rid of mine because I won an American Barbell Stainless Steel Chewy Bar. The chewy bar is objectively better but I would never actually pay that much for that improvement.