No complaints on this thing, although my version doesn’t have the Yes4all branding on it. I have two of these on one stud, with my Rogue 26ers one over the other. They hold up fine, go into the stud as they should, and the powdercoat hasn’t rubbed off too much from use. I have another one of these on another stud, with some change plates from Micro Gainz on it. I’d recommend if that is the intended use.

It’s okay, but not worth current price. I bought this when i first started my gym to have a neutral option for landmine. Much better options available nowadays. I wouldn’t buy again or recommend. My version is Xtreme Monkey or some stupid shit like that. Same exact product.

Here’s another shitty product. It can do the job for light weight but knurling is non-existent, the chrome is cheaply applied, and the movement is herky-jerky. Don’t bother when there are so many other options out there. Especially for pulling motions, you need something with some grip.

I've had one of these on my wall for years - it held my kid's Oso barbells and a stray loadable dumbbell or two, Shoulderok, that sort of thing. I ended up taking it down because I moved band storage to the same spot and sold this off. No need for the little barbells any longer and repurposed other space for the loadables and the Shoulderok is just on the floor now, in the same spot. One of the few places I'm storing something on the floor, but I use it regularly anyway, so nice to keep it loaded and close.

This was the very first storage rack I owned, and I quickly outgrew it. It's fine if you have a couple of dumbbells and a small set of weight plates. I think I got 25 pounds of hex dumbbells in it because it's just not very wide. Sturdy enough, even maxing out the weight horns. I got to the point where I needed to add another of these or move to a larger width storage, which I decided on doing instead.

It's a pretty basic product, mine is black, helps remove tension with various nubs on different sides so you can choose how deep you want to go and with how much pressure. I'll use it mostly for hamstrings and lower back when I'm getting tense from a big deadlift or squat session. Or as a way to warm up when it's cold out or I'm just feeling rheumy. It is one of the least expensive tools in the gym and I'd recommend this to just about everyone. Doesn't take up much space, and you can use points on Amazon, so really doesn't cost much at the end of the day.

Like all of my Arm Assassin gear, the powder coat is top notch and the product delivers on its promise. I like how my wrists feel using this cylinder, not sure why, but it’s really comfortable with a heavy (for me) load under it.

I’m committed to the ecosystem, but I wish they were just a bit better. Like, the biggest issue is that the hooks will come off the wall unit if you have to pull an attachment up to get it off. I like the variety of hooks and the ability to store a whole lot of random shit off the ground and out of the way.