This 2 inch fat pull bar is pretty smooth without any knurling. This makes it harder to hold on to verses the 1,25 inch bar. If you'll looking to work your grip more then this one is for you. If you have smaller hands then it might not be.

Nothing special just a pull up bar. It's pretty smooth and 1.25 inch size works well for people with smaller hands.

I purchased these from walmart years ago. I got them for .50 a pound. They've seemed to hold up pretty well and still look in good shape. The casting or finish work isn't very good on them. While some have smooth handles, others are extremely rough. They're also a little smaller in diameter than many other plates. I think they fall in to the weight is weight category.

No complaints about these except for the finish. I've had them for about 10 years now The paint is about gone but they still hold weight. I'm sure the newer ones finish is more durable considering most Titan products have improved through the years.

I mainly use these for dead hangs and they work well for it. They have a good feel and have held up well using them for the past few months.

This is a great addition to your power rack. It add versatility and stability to a good rack making it great.

This gets the job done on a budget. It's affordable and gives you more variety in your pressing movements.

This rack mounted bench is held in by 2 band peg. It's easily removable and solid when in use. The low point on this one is the very cheap basic bench pad. I upgrade to the Titan Hefty pad and it really made it a home run. Had they done this from the start I'd gave it 5 star across the board.