The rolling handle still rolls. Ive had mine for a few years with no issues. Like most IM stuff it's a bit spendy, but it's not crap either. Definitely one of the least "technical" of the grip implements so it's a good way to get into the sport.

A little expensive for a set, but they are a wonderful addition to any grip wall. Great for warming up or for doing actual working sets. Hit the springs occasionally with some 3 in 1 and they'll be rust free for a long time.

I own a few and I'm probably going to buy even more. If you load it and let it sit you can put more than the advertised weight in there. My 176 is loaded to 207 and my 220 bag is loaded to 266. Does overloading negatively impact the bag's lifespan? Probably. I've been using mine a good amount and they're holding up extremely well.

It's a cheap lat pulldown attachment that I got from Amazon. The only thing that I don't like about this is that the knurling is somehow uncomfortable and not grippy at the same time. There are better options out there, but this is cheap and it works fine.

She's a beaut. Well made and sturdy. I also wish that there was some knurling on the handles, but you can always throw some athletic tape on there. Used to have the Titan copy, but upgraded to this a few years back. The welds are an improvement as is the paint that Elite uses.

I got these because I was trying to rig together a car deadlift contraption. I haven't used it much since, but there's nothing wrong with it. Maybe I'll use it for curls one day? I'm Ron Burgandy?

The welds aren't great and the paint chips pretty easily, but it's a dirt cheap axle and you should probably go get it if you don't already own one.

First barbell that I ever bought and Im not looking to get rid of it anytime soon. Seven years of use in humid Virginia and it still looks great. The knurling is still fantastic and I'm hoping that it gives me many more years of use