When I first bought my rack I went back and forth between this style of adjustable pin and the bolt-on ones. I settled on these because they use the front-facing holes, which gives you far more mounting positions than the side holes the bolt-on style relies on. That let me dial in more finely calibrated positions for all my plates on both the front and rear posts. I also ended up using bolts to mount mine permanently, so I didn't need the hitch pins at all. If you're constrained by space and want to mount plates on your rack, these will give you the most options.

Bought this for the kids, but it's actually gotten the most use from my short queen wife. Beefy, durable build with no problem handling my 200lb frame. If anything, it's a convenient extra option for pull-ups anywhere on your rig.

These are really high quality. I've got a few of the colors and haven't had one snap yet. They're on the expensive side for exercise bands, but you get what you pay for.

These work great for smoothing out the 5lb jumps on my PowerBlock dumbbells. Expensive for the job they do, but the magnets are super strong and I've never had one fall off.

This stationary bike comes out of the world of serious cycling training, with an onboard power meter and wireless connectivity to any device you'd want. It's built for structured workouts and virtual racing, and it pairs with all the major training apps without any fuss. But if you're just a meathead who wants some quick cardio, this is overkill.

These are a bit cumbersome to get strapped up, but at the same time they're incredibly versatile, with attachment points anywhere you could possibly want. I'm not sure how you could improve on them. A bit bulky, but well made and built to last.

I've got my Omni Pulley System set up with the bolt-on pulley at the top of the rack and the adjustable one at the bottom. This pulley is beautifully made and built like a tank, all while being silky smooth. Outstanding piece.

Like everything else I have from Bridge Built, the build quality and design on this step are second to none. My wife is a short queen, so I bought this for her, but we haven't used it as much as I thought we would. No knock on the step: she's found that stepping on a spotter arm is easier than setting this up each time.