I don't feel the need to spend a ton on something simple like these. They work great.

Bought as a gift for my sister, but still haven't given it to her 🤣. I love this brush. It's annoying as hell to use a straight brush on a dirty bar, and I way prefer using this thing, especially for brushing in oil.

Bought for my wife to help with high bar discomfort. She found it really uncomfortable, and for a $40 piece of equipment that you pretty much have to damage to put on a barbell, it's a gamble that didn't really pay off. On the plus side, it's a well-made piece.

I bought these forever ago and they're no worse for the wear. I'm not sure how accurate they are, but the'yve been great for keeping my press moving. They're not the prettiest option, but they are pretty cheap and 100% functional.

This is pretty much a necessity for the folding rack, but I wouldn't choose one otherwise. I would appreciate some more texture on the bar, but I understand that isn't typical.

These are a great value if you're like me and have no idea how you've acquired them. They hold just well enough to keep plates on the bar if you can keep the lean to a nice 5 degrees or less. If you have any other use case, you'll need literally any other collar.

This is a recent purchase, on sale for about $300. The geometry and pad are very nice, but Titan has copied the gold standard and it's not surprising. My biggest gripes are pretty minimal. I don't like the chrome plating, and the handles and rubber grips really want to come off all the time. I've easily fixed that with some temp. loctite and some glue, so no big deal.

I've used this barbell at the local YMCA for about a year before building out my home gym. There wasn't much competition, but this was my favorite by far. I have no idea what these things cost but they are high quality, with medium knurling, and take chalk really well for a secure grip. It's whippier than a power bar, and at least on the one I was using, the rings are in a nonstandard location (narrower than PL rings).