For some, I’d say a dedicated standing chalk bowl is more functional and more fun, but with the space and cost I do think this is an okay alternative. I can fit A LOT of chalk in this bag so it has become a set and forget piece in the gym when it comes to refilling. I’m able to just drop it next to wherever I’m needing it and then tuck it in the corner out of the way when done. You can do the same thing with some DIY options, but this does have a fun look to it to match the gym feel.

This is much more comfortable than setting up on your bench for hip thrusts. This with the hip thrust pad are a great combo. This is a bit pricy, but the material they use is very high quality, comfortable, and durable. What I like most is how it angles with you during the movement.

The added width and curve to this wheel helps this feel sturdy under higher load weights. This is the ab wheel I’d recommend to most people as it will fit anyone in your gym and you won’t worry about tipping unless you are significantly making an error.

These were my favorite magnetic collars till I got the USA aluminum magnetic collars. I’m not a huge fan of how the lever feels. It’s a bit thin and does not feel secure. If you like OSO then you will love these. I just don’t generally recommend them as for something just a bit more expensive feels better in every way, including performance, in my opinion.

These don’t fit great on anything over 27mm. I find this makes them a bit too small for most peoples use since popular Loadable dumbbells and barbells have a larger shaft. It will fit on larger shafts, but it will expand the grip slightly adding a different grip angle to it. It should be flat. They are also very tight and hard to get on the bar for the first several times you use them. Is just get a similar size block for single hand use. If you want double hand then the texture will make it different enough from the real thing that I would not get too hung up on perfect.

These are the classic that we all think of when we say fat grips. Great material and provides a good challenge for typical dumbbell lifts. I do think the fat grip one is a more realistic daily driver for added difficulty, but these are a solid choice as well.

Nothing special really about this box as compared to others. It’s sturdy and easy to assemble. I still think Abmat makes the best plyo box, but most won’t want to spring for that cost.

I got these since they shipped free with my order. Nothing special about them compared to any other major brand selling them. They have held up over semi-regular use over 4 years. Elite FTS is often regarded as the best bands and I honestly don’t know why. Not saying that isn’t true, but idk why people say that. Get brands that don’t have a reputation for breaking and then pick what is cheapest from those.