I bought this many years ago before P&G bought Onnit and got rid of their fitness equipment, and you can't get it anymore. I've messed around with mace workouts in the past and they are a fun way to switch things up every once in a while. I don't remember what I paid for it but I do remember that I bought it to get some other stuff shipped for free, I think it was heavily discounted as nobody was buying them. Fun toy to mess around with, definitely not a centerpiece. Also I think it just looks cool on the wall.

I was debating between this and the Temple of Gainz machine for weeks. I went to a gym warehouse several times and used it, but for some reason the leg curl movement didn't feel good at all. I'm glad I went with TOG as it has been a dream to own and use, but this machine was pretty good, this one was selling for $1500 which is obviously not cheap, but was a decent deal compared to other units I was looking at.

In the pic below you can see the machine in the back corner by the door. This was not a good purchase and I hated it immediately. This was bought in 2020 and I think I bought it because it was one of the only items I could get relatively quickly. The assembly was a nightmare, as several parts were missing and Titan wasn't very helpful. Once it was put together the machine was bad. The strength curve stunk and switching from tricep to bicep movements wasn't smooth at all.

Great idea but incredibly awkward in use and a pain to set up. I feel like old school ankle weights do a better job but are limited by the amount of weight you can do.

This has been a great tool for me to help stretch my hamstrings. I keep it in my house and use it right before bed and sometimes right when I wake up. Don’t try traveling with it as it’s not TSA approved and a TSA agent was about to take it from me.

I can’t recommend these enough. If you have any sort of cable machine with and sort of attachments these are a must have. Attaching and detaching is a breeze and the rotation on these is buttery smooth. A true game changer for a very low price point.

Standard weight plates easily attainable on FBMP for $1 a pound or less. The ones pictured below were covered in rust and I refinished and sold them. They weren't very accurate but they got the job done and were very cheap. I would not buy these brand new.

Got these before REP started shipping the replacement kits. With that being said these are awesome and would recommend them to anyone who for some reason can’t get the replacement kit from REP.