It's not super heavy-duty. Mine won't see a ton of use, so it doesn't matter, but if you're building a pulley system or something where you'll use the pin a lot, you may want a nicer one.

These are bulletproof coasters for the history enjoyer who likes to slam a brewski now and then.

I think this product may just not be for me, so take this with a grain of salt. I don't particularly like the SSB style squat with soft straps vs a rigid handle. It's very well made, just like everything Spud Inc. makes, and design seems really strong. There is a lot of easy horizontal movement possible, but I don't know how you address that from a manufacturing standpoint. It's not a problem when actually squatting, but I'll have to re-center the straps every set. Could just be an OCD issue on my part 😂. It's $80, so not cheap, but a hell of a deal for an SSB movement if this works for you.

I think these are a fairly expensive set of crumb bumpers. They work fine and they're the correct diameter, which isn't always a given. Probably too wide to be the only kind of 45s in a gym.

I was always going to go with straps vs hard safeties, so I'm already in favor of the style. They come in a few colors, a few lengths, and they do the job safeties are supposed to do.

Everyone's got some of these. They're fine, in my opinion.

This is a really elegant way to store my plates in such a small gym. My biggest gripe is really just that for smaller amount of money, there are tons of similar imported options on somewhere like Amazon.

I actually use these extensively in the workshop area of my garage. They are an excellent way for storing hand tools, but also basically all small pieces of gym equipment. The various hooks, shelves ,bungees, baskets, etc. make these hands down the most versatile piece of storage/organizational equipment you can buy.