These are fantastic stands for use with weightlifting training. Notice that I said weightlifting not powerlifting. These are really meant to be brought on a platform and used with bumper plates where safeties aren't a thing as weightlifters bail on misses. I have loaded mine up to 600lbs with no stability issues. I will be looking to add roller J-cups though as they do not come with those which will be handy for heavy front squats. Also, these are much convenient for storage in a home gym as compared to traditional squat stands.

Really solid deadlift jack. There are fancier single side deadlift jacks out there, but this one is the best value hands down.

I picked these up at the Rogue garage sale at the Arnold. The handle feels the same as the regular Rogue KB. The rubber coating might be nice depending on your flooring, but it is not a necessity if you have rubber flooring.

Great kettlebells with good grip for training. The variety of weights offered (up to 203lbs) is nice.

I do not prefer any form of hi-temp plates due to their lack of durability. These are best for crossfit or strongman as the inner collar style spins differently than competition plates in weightlifting. Do not buy these if your goal is weightlifting. However, these are perfectly adequate for strongman and crossfit.

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These are my daily driver collars and I love them. Plates go nowhere, and the ability to replace the rubber inserts will allow these collars to be used for much longer than normal collars.

A uniquely Massenomics platform. 3 layers of plywood beneath two layers of rubber mats (fully filled not horse stall) on either end. Top sheet is oak. I was able to get the custom platform sticker from SignsRX, and it has good grip.