Each one in the set weights something different, +- half an oz. They didn’t do a very good job cleaning them after they were made which causes the weight differences and makes them look cheap. At $5/lb they should be better

Like most BOS equipment, retightening of the nuts and bolts is required. The UHMW wears a bit quicker than you’d like if your barbell has decent knurling.

The main problem with these roller cups is that there is a 3/4 inch lip that you need to clear to get the barbell on/off the roller. Not a problem if you have a lift off, but it’s really annoying if you bench by yourself. Still better than using squat stands like a jackass.

If for some reason this didn’t come with your gym, or it wasn’t delivered by the EZ curl bar fairy, this is an option. This is an incredibly overpriced item now, it’s gone up 200% over the past two years. It’s fairly reliable but the nuts on the sleeves need to be tighten occasionally, which wouldn’t be as annoying if it used a standard sized lock ring.

Great plates for hub lifting and a great plate to start a vintage weight collection with.

It holds a barbell and it bolts into the rack. Not much else to say

Despite the size it says on the website, they will make you whatever length and thickness you want if you ask. This one is 69lbs, with 14” bells and a 2.5” grip. All the paint work is custom and is included in the price. It’s very well balanced and has withstood a drop or two off the pad. Specialty collars are required.

How else are people on the internet to know your gym is great? The paper work required is extensive but well worth it.