One of the many benches I've owned, I sold this because of the lack of rubber feet on the front of the bench. Very difficult to use any leg drive with flat bench on a wood platform. I've since removed the wood and now bench on Matt Horsetall's finest, so I couldn't say how this bench would stick with my current set up. Otherwise, the bench had a very grippy vinyl and good padding. Likely the same exact as Rep was using at the time before they moved to the newer vinyl pad cover.

These are a gimmick. A fun novelty, but super pricey for something that won't ever get used for anything other than sit on the wall.

I had these prior to covid and sold them because they were just too damned thick. The rubber also was prone to blooming, so the coloring didn't hold up throughout. And anyway, Vulcan can cold suck it.

It's fine for what it is. I guess if you're looking for MiUSA, this is the thing, maybe PrX also, not sure. But it gets the job done. Spendy critter.

If you’re benching 3+ plates you need this bad boy. It adds a few pounds to your lift, but more importantly, it helps you to keep your shoulder in position, helping form and discouraging injury.

This really helps keep your form in place when lifting relatively heavy (RPE 8+) and for me that means no tweaking my shoulders. Lasts forever too.

What a clever idea. Perfect solution to protect your barbell sleeve edges and end caps during vertical storage.

What’s not to love? They have just the right amount of stickum for your rack. Inexpensive, nice color selection. All in all a home run.