This machine is not terrible, and it’s my go to hamstring machine at the gym. One of the biggest downsides is the padding. It’s extremely hard and after months of use at a commercial gym it’s not even broken in. If your quads are sore then this machine will be miserable. The biggest plus is that the weight stack seems to be the most appropriate of any precor machine. Light enough that a beginner can use it and heavy enough to not easily max it out.

The drink spotter XL has been tested in my commercial gym for over a year and has been able to withstand all the abuse that comes from that! I’ve found this thing in unimaginable places around the gym and it’s still in amazing condition. I see it get used all the time at my gym and it makes any place a proper gym.

Using these at my colleges recreation center. The handles are thick and the weights get beefy quick. For all the abuse they get at a recreation center they seem to be holding up pretty well.

This brush works extremely well! Too good to not have for your barbells.

This rower works well and feels good to use. A good option for cardio if you need something low-impact.

A pinch grip implement like no other. Climbing the ranks of the Massenomics record board is not for the faint of heart. A challenging lift that is fun and challenging.

For the price this is a nice deadlift jack. Light and easy to use. Only problem I’ve had is that the bolts that connect the handle to the base get loose over time, but this is coming from daily use at a commercial gym.

The commercial gym I train at has a few of these and they have continued to hold up despite their daily abuse. While the knurling has become worn down I continue to pick this bar every time I train because it’s just better than the others available. This bar will no doubt last a home-gym owner’s lifetime.