Basically a pre packaged version of the DIY pullet system, this worked really well for me until I won a gift card in the Garage Gym Competition that I used to buy a proper lat Pulldown. Very easy to set it up to do tricep pushdowns, not as great for lat pulldowns unless you figure out a seat and something to keep your legs down. But for the price and the face that it essentially takes up zero space, it was worth it

This was where it all started for me. It's not a complete piece of shit, and for benching only it actually wasn't horrible, but I wouldn't recommend squatting heavy using this. The higher up you adjust the posts, the less stable it all feels. I made it work, but was so much happier when I upgraded this to a more proper rack

I bought these off FB Marketplace for a good deal, but they're pretty expensive brand new. I honestly like my Fringe Sport mag pins better

Used this as my primary bench when first building my gym and it got the job done. It's not super stable, and I wouldn't want to bench too heavy on it, but it's not the worst bench out there either, and it's a great price

Really nice pad upgrade. Super comfortable, and if you're an XXL type of guy (or even just an XL) this is a worthy upgrade for most flat bench pads

Buddy of mine has this with the Fat Pad on it. Great dedicated bench station if you feel like you need one of those, especially with the Fat Pad added. For most home gyms though, this is probably not needed. Really well made though like most Rogue stuff

The easiest way to keep your shafts clean. Fits nicely in a Drink Spotter Lite

I've got an older version of these that looks a little different but the function is exactly the same. Great cost effective way to hang a barbell from your rack, maximizing space. I've got 2 - one holds my bearing bar and one holds my Texas Deadlift Bar.