I bought 10 of these on Facebook Marketplace and really like them. The current retail price of $659 is hard to stomach and I did not enjoy paying $350 for the ones I bought. However, I do use them more often than I expected to. Mostly I use them for floor presses and partial range of motion deadlifts. The best benefit is that they are easier to move around than other set-ups. The finger cut outs are nice, but I still worry about pinching my fingers.

I bought a pair of 10 pound plates from Play-It-Again Sports and they have held up fine. I use them less often than my Hi-Temp 10 pound crumb plates. I do not feel comfortable dropping either one, but these are a decent value and have held up well.

I bought 4x25 pound plates on the secondary market for just over a buck a pound. I am not a competitive powerlifter. Calibrated plates are harder to handle than deep dish plates, but they look amazing. Accuracy is spot on, but that is not a big deal for me. In the space for calibrated plates, they are a reasonable value, but you have to ask yourself if you really need calibrated plates.

I love this squat stand. I am a Rogue fan boy anyway and this piece does not disappoint. I purchased it with the spotter arms and feel very confident whether I am squatting or bench pressing. It is rock solid and a good value despite the high retail price.

I bought these used and they have held up fine, but I really do not like them. Compared to my Hi-Temp, these have a "greasy" feel that is hard to describe. I still use them on occasion and like having two pairs of 15 pound crumb bumpers.

I own a few pairs of Iron Grips include 50 lb, 40 lb, 22.5 lb and 20 lb. The lighter pairs are branded as 24 Hour Fitness. It is hard to describe how great these handles feel. It is a combination of diameter and knurling. Also the shape keeps them from rolling away. I have no concerns with bending these handles (unlike my vintage York). I will definitely keep buying anything that pops up in the secondary market at a reasonable price.

This is a daily use piece for me. I incorporate them into my warm up along with reverse hyperextensions and some hip stretches. I have them in all of the weights including 3-7-10-15-25. I use the 7 pound and 15 pound the most. I gave it a ding on build quality because I have the plastic handles and one cracked. I did not bother with replacement. I just wrapped it with some electrical tape and it performs just fine. Worth paying a little extra for this brand. I mounted these to my mass storage system using eye bolts.

I expected to use this much more than I actually do. I bought the 44 pound bar which is a good weight for me. It works great for what it is, but my biggest gripe is storage. It lives on the ground in front of my dumbbell rack, but there is no easy way to store it. I gave it a 4 for value, because they are expensive, even on the secondary market.