They are handsome, affordable, and durable (not relying on glue to hold the magnets in place). Sure, heads with more ergonomic grip styles exist but at this price, I'm okay with having to try a little harder to remove these since they (used to) come in a decent purple.

More thicc than thick. Affordable and effective. I use these for pullups and hammer curls often.

Affordable and effective. I use these for pullups and hammer curls often and to replace the padding on my tib bar. They're great.

Certainly not as robust and refined as offerings by BWTG or REP but for this price, does it really matter? This cart is sturdy enough to hold 200+ lbs of dumbbells and still be moved with ease. The weight storage option, while adequate, could be improved upon. So, I cut a 5/8" steel rod, used some 1 in to 5/8" adapters by Darko, stop collars, and heat shrink (not pictured) to remake em. Now, the weights for each dumbbell are evenly balanced and divided on either side of the post, making overall cart movement and dumbbell loading smoother.

I only own the rings but I threaded them over my straight pull-up bar for some variety. Hanging to stretch, hanging for ab work, or just performing pull-ups, these things are comfortable and durable.

So far, so great. I've used these for standing hamstring curls and lateral raises going on 8 years without issue.

Are there better options? Sure. But at this price? These are more than adequate for my needs (curls, lateral raises, and flies). And those extra connecting straps they come with are really handy for changing the starting position of other attachments or securing a dumbbell to your hand for a gripless extensor curl

Built to last for decades with minimal maintenance, I can't think of a single criticism. It's comfortable, simple to use, and as effective as you want it to be. From steady state to intervals, this is my go-to for cardio.