This thing is awesome. My 3 year old uses the double line board and I switch it to one line. My 5 year old will use the two line pretty easily and is challenged by the one line. Nice addition to keep them busy and it beats having a slack line up in the yard, although I’m sure I’ll get to that point soon. I also stand on this at my desk, great way to get me through long conference calls about having a cover sheet on your TPS reports.

I actually prefer this ball to the REP fitness balls. It’s the green one pictured here, the blue and purple are REP. Bounces just the right amount for me and has held up over the past five years. Cheaper than most other options as well.

Found a guy on FBMP who makes these along with some other strongman equipment. This is hollow and it weighs 25 lbs. I like using it for rows, overhead presses and occasionally bench press. It's pretty slick so I use a lot of chalk, but overall I like this bar and think it's cool I got it from a local guy as opposed to a big company. It didn't hurt that it was only $50 as well!

Does exactly what it's supposed to do and at a great price point. I have a few others that are contoured and they work well, along with one that's collapsible that's great for travel but this one will always have it's place.

Just want to be clear this is for version 1.0 - As you can see in my picture I have these set up to hold my legs in place for lat pulldowns. They what they're supposed to and once you get locked in they don't move around too much. I've used them for single leg/bulgarian split squats and they do move around quite a bit. I don't love these, and would love to upgrade to their new version, or possibly the stray dog version of these but it's annoying to pay so much for something like this.

These are awesome, both as a dip attachment and as a neutral grip pull up alternative. I've seen them used many other ways on jammer arms, as a stabilization method for belt quats etc. Can't beat the quality, even though they are expensive so they are getting five stars all the way!

These are fine, they get the job done and are usually included with equipment for free. I never really thought about collars until I owned a home gym, but once you use something nice, it's hard to go back to these.

I had this and didn't like the how passive the knurling was. It got the job done but wasn't anything special for sure. I upgraded to the Rep version because it was part of a bundle and I would say the knurling and build quality is better, but not by a ton.