These were the first collars I bought for my home gym and they have held up great to use over 5 years. These are not my top pick for collars, but they work very well and are a good middle price. You do really have to clamp them down. This is more secure, but some guests in my gym find it hard to use these as a result.

I am not a big fan of speed rope and prefer other exercises or even a heavy rope for conditioning. That being said this is a quality rope for the cost and one that most people will find a major improvement to whatever jump rope they had lying around the house. Good guides on sizing it are available as well.

I have the 10” CDB. I believe the handle is 2.5”, but may be 2”. High quality welds and robust material used. No concerns on anything breaking or bending. If they are making equipment when you are looking then they are worth considering. If you find something used then you will be happy with the quality of their work.

These offer a huge quality of life improvement for loading top loaded farmers, yoke, silver dollar deadlift, and anything where plates are vertically sandwiched together. Some plates to have more defined notches that give a gap between plates, but most plates will have little to no seam between them when top loaded. These offer a tad of space to make unloading so much easier. They also provide a bit of protection between plate on plate contact, but I’m less worried about that.

It’s not an insult. It’s a badge of honor, or rather a flag of honor. Great print quality and flag material. Smaller size which I prefer for filling out the home gym walls.

These feel the same as every other pair I’ve tried. My straps don’t have number indicators on them which makes getting the length the same on the 2 more work. I think I saw they updated this, but double check. If you want rings these will work, but be sure to get straps with the numbers for more ease of use.

5.11 trainer is my go to vest, but when I saw this in a bin store for under $5 I couldn’t afford not to get it in case a guest needed a weight vest as well. I only use my 5.11 a couple times a year and this is about the same. I’ll typically keep them both loaded at a different weight so I have options for pull-ups and dips. Comfortable enough and fine to load. At the price I see it at online I’d say go with the 5.11 trainer (not the normal 5.11).

For those who can still have fun in their gym and aren’t to busy going to war with the bar. Good quality print and material. Also a great smaller size as most flags for the gym are huge.