Not very exciting but super functional. By same token, can go to local TSC and be in bolts for a better price. Can even church them up with Amazon shaft collars for about same money.

Easy grip, easy move, and pay homage to the past 6-shooters that were cool in the past.

I have pound versions, and have used and trained with KG. No major variances. Overall feedback is that both have a very thin lip, and overall the paint job on these pretty well sucks as it chips quick and factory touch up looks like they had children finger paint them in China.

Outstanding pieces that look cool and are nice wagon wheels - but they really are just about having cool wagon wheels. All kinds of blocks exist or can be built that solve the problem with your current weight. But those of us who buy wagon wheels buy them because we want cool and not a chunk of wood. If I didn’t already have a pair, they’d be in my gym. Also no worry of bending the outside metal like you get in some poorly planned wagon wheels

Not a lot to say here. It’s weight. You can find them pretty cheap at times. More of them get you stronger. Functional at what they are!

Build quality is out of this world for what it is. It’s rock solid and isn’t going anywhere. It’s basic - it’s a wide seat with a momentum arm and a pillow block with a weight horn. I’ve been on far worse examples, but it’s not a super refined piece. Gets the job done, and a “if you find it used” piece

Absolutely a top notch piece and a pleasure to use when you can find one. I knock value as this large of a footprint and the price. If you love it you’ll see the value, but the average garage gym will struggle to make sense of either. In a commercial space it’s an awesome addition!

It’s a budget option and I think can do great to get you into a piece in a home gym. No knock there. I’m a big guy, and honestly this felt like I was trying to drive my sons go-kart. Keep eyes open for used pieces for something with a little more beef