My brother bought the shorter version of this rack years ago and I use it whenever I am over there. I'm glad he did, as I was debating going with a shorter rack as well and after using his I went with a taller version. With that being said, his rack is perfect for his setup and space confinements and looks the same as the day he bought it.

Love these look and feel of these plates, used them at several home and commercial gyms. I'd buy them new but price from Ivanko is tough to justify. Been searching for a set on FBMP and haven't had any luck. One day I will find a good deal on them and I'll grab them.

Had bunch of these when I was starting building out. Got the from various sellers on marketplace, usually stored in a shed or somewhere outdoors covered in rush. Gave them either an oxalic acid bath or a vinegar bath and the rust came right off. Weren't super accurate but I was always able to get a great deal on them, usually less than .75 per lb.

This is something that I thought I would use a ton when I got it in a bundle from REP with several other attachments but I think I used it maybe three times total in three years, until recently. It just isn't very comfortable to use when doing sports/swinging type movements when using with a standard carabiner. However, I recently bought the swivel attachments and it has made this much more comfortable to use. Seems like if REP tinkered with it a little and made the top that connects to the cable a little more maneuverable, it would be an awesome attachment. TLDR - not great with a standard carabiner, great with a swivel attachment added to it.

Another good foam roller - this one is a little more intense than traditional foam rollers. The groove in the middle let's your spine get a little lower and the two humps on the side give you a good massage on either side of your spine. Definitely recommend for someone looking for something a little more intense and at a good price point.

Love this thing for road trips. Great to store in your luggage - pic below is of this thing when it is collapsed. I use it after long flights or long drives, it expands and functions as a normal foam roller. I haven't had any issues with collapsing when it isn't supposed to. It's a little more firm than most foam rollers but still does a great job.

Good add on with the Echo bike to help hold your phone - not sure if there's any other options out there like it but this help my iphone 12 max with no issues.

Definitely worth having if you get this bike as I would call it the devil's tricycle and you'll need to hydrate while using. Does a good job, although not quite as good a job as the Drink Spotter XL from Massenomics, which can hold larger bottles like 32 oz Yeti's, Nalgene's etc.