Not a bad thing to have in the gym, but I'd much rather use this for face pulls than anything tricep related. I don't feel like I can keep my wrists as straight when I'm doing tricep extensions for some reason. That being said, im not getting rid of it anytime soon.

I used this and a U Clip to simulate a viking press and it didn't come out half bad. I was able to load it up to about 275 and it didn't appear to have any issues. My plastic knob is still there, but I would definitely like to see a more robust option.

I got a different pack a number of years ago on a black Friday deal because I put pen to paper and realized that I couldn't afford to not buy these things. Great for warming up and doing challenging BW exercises that I'm not very good at (Nordic curls). They've been sitting in a shed that changed temp and humidity throughout the year and they're still great.

Do you have a bunch of dimensional lumber lying around? Maybe an endless loop and some bits of horsestall mat? Boy, do I have a project for you. Could I have made these more efficiently and not so heavy? Yeah, but thats why I put the carrying handle on there.

I do a lot of DIY storage options for my gym, but this was too good of a price to not get it. Looks great too.

Very nice build quality overall. It's a bit wobbly and would benefit from a second pin or some UHMWPE, but it's nothing a 2x6 and a clamp can't fix. Someone also suggested using a plastic wedge to keep it from moving.

I originally got mine to hang barbells, but it found a better life on the Cart of Many Uses (mostly dumbbell loading). Some of the fasteners are rusting a bit, but it's in good condition after years of use

I've mounted and remounted this thing every time I've changed my gym around and it still looks great. Even holds bars like your SS Yoke! UHMWPE inserts keep the bars nice and scratch free.