These are awesome dumbbells. If space and money were no issue, I would have a full set of these. I love the way they don't roll around like the circular ones do, I love the knurling on them - not too harsh, not too passive. There are more expensive highly desired dumbbells out there but to me these are the best. If I won the lottery, these along with a few prime machines would be my first purchases.

I looked around for a deadlift platform and didn't love the price point of most of what I was seeing so I figured I would make my own and I love the way it came out. Three sheets of plywood from Lowe's, one stall mat from TSC, a can of polyurethane, wood glue, screws and washers from Lowe's and a custom sticker from Echod Graphics that Basement Brandon helped me find. Works great and I love the look of it.

I saw these on a YouTube video where a guy was trying to increase his hip mobility. As Jen mentioned in her review, they’re great if you have hardwood, carpet or turf. If you don’t, they won’t slide and are basically useless. My kids love playing with them as well 😊

Cheapest one I could find on amazon. I hate doing ab wheel rollouts but this is great for them and does exactly what it should. Kids love playing with it too.

I have this on the lat pulldown and low row. It’s really good, I just wish it was a little smaller. I saw a review for something similar that was smaller on here and Ive already ordered it to try out.

These are fine, but not perfect. They do have flat edges which for some reason leads to the Rot-8 handles getting snagged on them. Great price and they go on sale a lot on Amazon.

I'm an idiot and bought these at retail price, never used them and then sold it. Now it's shot up in a value. Very cool.

These are a huge upgrade from horse stall mats and the price was great. I'm a couple hours from Ashton's location in Charlotte so I was able to drive my truck down there to pick these up. Super nice dude and he helped me load these onto the truck. I'm not sure what I paid for these but I remember doing the math and they were cheaper than stall mats were at my local tractor supply, but that was a couple years ago. These have held up well over the course of a couple years so I would definitely recommend them for anyone looking for a more premium look for their gym.