My wife originally bought this, recommended to her by her physical therapist for help with plantar fasciitis. I’ll lay on it to get hard to reach areas of my back and it works great for that.

Awesome uprights. My PR5000 rack will outlast my grandchildren. It looks great even with daily use/abuse from me, my wife and three kids. It’ll take whatever you can throw at it and then some. Can’t recommend this enough if you’re in the market for a rack.

No idea how accurate this is but it says I’m strong for my age so I like. I’ll see what happens with this as I progress through my grip training journey. Regardless this is a pretty cool toy.

These are fine - you can get the same thing cheaper just about anywhere else on the internet.

Great piece of cardio equipment, only knocked it down on value as I think the standard version will be enough for most if not everyone's needs. With the Peloton app you could use a phone or tablet and cast to a bigger screen instead of paying for the more expensive bike. With that being said, the "gameify" part of the Peloton is my favorite part, you're basically playing a video game while riding a bike and that to me makes it worth the monthly subscription dues. Without the monthly subscription, it's just a stationary bike and not worth it in my opinion.

Used one of these for the first time at a crossfit gym many years ago. I've used it since at various gyms throughout the years, it's awesome and I want one badly. The problem I have is space, and with the QuadSend coming in soon I don't have room for it. I've tried the Mammoth from Fringe and that just didn't do it for me. I'm intrigued by the Bulletproof VBS as that seems like a more compact version.

I got these for $15 and they do what they’re supposed to. Great for relieving stress on your wrist and also make deficit pushups easier to do, and you can get a great stretch on your chest using these. Some of cushion has been ripped off by one of my kids but they still work great. Pictured below hanging on my wall control board on the far right.

Used this same thing to store my mace and cambered multigrip bar. Works great, also known as a “tornado hook”