I do have the older design for these, but those are no longer for sale. These are functionally similar, but do have a cleaner look to them and a knurled twist pin. These function great and come with the fancy sticker telling you they are approved by someone important apparently. If you want comp collars these are a great option.

There are a few IG ads you will get for equipment that will actually turn out to be a great buy, and this is one of them. Now I do think they make some large claims with the range in use for this, but it does have wide application if you get creative. I don't think it does that many things well enough to warrant saying it does all those things, but I have found them good for using as a set up for Viking press and a dumbbell for weighted dips/ pull ups. They can also be good for hooking handles onto for landmine rows. Worth it for the Viking press alone in my opinion. The securing pins for the UHMW fall out all the time. It does not fall apart as a result, but it is a pain. I should add some super glue to just keep them in. You could toss them I guess, but I prefer not to.

Tried and true grippers. If you want to train these types of grippers you will be happy with these. That being said, I don’t find these to be a great true grip strengthening exercise. They can be if programmed, but there are other better ways to truly train your grip. I view this more as a grip tester or an event in itself. They are good quality and maintain their resistance over time.

Such an incredible adjustable bench. Truly almost 0 wobble regardless of the angle you put it in. Leg roller for decline situps or incline press works great. The foam pad is hard as a rock and is well worth changing out for the vinyl pad. The vinyl pad is a nice firm standard sized pad, but with the grip of the fat pad. I believe the foam pad comes with the texture black finish. Any other coating comes with the vinyl pad. You can order the pads individually if you buy it used. Any Rep bench will be a better bang for buck, but this is truly a better bench. Not worth the extra cost new. Might not be worth the extra cost used.

These are a fun deadlift variation to have access to in your gym. I don’t think there is a cheaper option out there for these. They work great. I do wish there was a different way they secured to the bar. I am not a fan of the single point twist clamp. A flat bar clamp like pro lock uses on their chain collars would be better.

Great build quality and at a price that is almost something a home gym owner could justify (that is if they have the space). This is the first piece that has had to be stored outside and I pull out for use. There is a weight horn at the top to change out the difficulty. it is easy to put together and take apart to be put away. The base has weight horns to load it down. Be sure to have some good cushions or tires for it to crash into. The end will dent over time if you don't have a good catch for it.

Great quality welds and builds. Good budget option as well. I do wish a different paint job or finish was used because this is pretty slick and needs to be beat up a bit before it really sinks into your hands. Maybe even just a mat paint would be better.

These are the collars I use for true axle bars and similar smaller diameter load objects. These work great. I would prefer something with a magnet, but these are fine. Secure and easy to take on and off.