This is my favorite landmine handle that I own, in the fat grip variety. That being said, I think there are probably more inexpensive variants that do the same thing, and mine had issues with the paint/coating flaking off from day 1.

Simple, relatively inexpensive, and great for isometric holds and an alternate grip for curl movements. A bit limited in function, but if you are trying to work on grip strength and your forearm size, I'm a big fan.

Nothing better exists for bar storage in my opinion. I literally have no idea how I would store my SSB in my gym without it.

Smooth yet easy to grip. I love these things, going to buy more for sure. Slimmer than Rogue deep dishes, and the coating holds up really well in comparison.

Love these, I've not been gentle on mine and I have no concerns at all. This is a "caged" design which bothers some people, but compared to Powerblocks which is the more traditional caged adjustable dumbbell, these are far less noticeable or bothersome in that sense. They are damn expensive, but worth it in my eyes.

I'm happy with mine, for the price its hard to beat. I do wish the crossmembers had holes on both the sides and the top to allow for storage of things like spotter arms on the crossmembers in the rack. I have noticed the powder coat finish tends to get marked up pretty easily.

This is a great piece for chest supported rows at home. It is very very well built, perhaps too much so. It is offset to one side which allows you to do landmine chest supported rows without risking hitting your bar on your rack, but by far and away my biggest complaint is how difficult and annoying it is to store. I tried so many configurations on my 6 post rack of trying to get it to be up and out of the way on the rack and ultimately just decided to stash it on the ground behind my plate tree. Its also kind of limited in what you can do with it, obviously there are chest supported rows, you can do a variant of preacher curls on it, and perhaps some seal rows, but outside of that, the storage limitations might make it something I wouldn't recommend unless you have a dedicated upright out of the way that would work for you to store on.

I ultimately regret buying this over other cart options. Its not bad, but for what it is, its very expensive and I feel like you can get better options with more features. More storage is nice, and its well built and I think it'll hold up over time. The wheels roll quite smoothly even when moving a lot of weight.