These are ok played to use for beaters. I found them extremely cheap on Walmart, when I needed some bumpers. They get the job done, and are a great budget option.

It’s ok for a multi-grip bar. There is a spot for a clip to use on a cable machine, but due to the length it’s not something that can be used in tighter spaces. It weighs in at around 22 lbs, so loading to your desired weight requires some math.

This thing is incredible for smaller gyms. USA made, and built like an absolute tank. I appreciate having both grip options for pullups/chins. Couple things to consider; I had to buy a cheap crossmember for the top back of the rack to really make it sturdy. I also did not want to fasten it to my concrete so I had to screw it to my deadlift platform and add amazon plate pegs to give it some weight so it wouldn’t tip. It is fairly shallow with a 24” depth, but it’s honestly doesn’t feel tight to squat or bench inside. It’s a great rack.

Picked this up off Marketplace for $450 to replace a standard lat pulldown. It’s nice to have both high and low pulleys to allow for pulldowns and low rows. The low pulley is low enough even for curls. A couple cons, the stack is definitely not heavy enough. Also as a 6’5” guy I wish the high pulley was up higher - I’d prefer a longer stretch. Lastly, the way the pulley is built into the upper arm, you cannot do standing facepulls.

I was able to pick this bar up used for $100, so it was a no brainer to me, despite the bar being heavily used. The knurling on it is incredible. Definitely worth the buy both new or used.