Neat to own but I never actually use them. Unless you compete in powerlifting and want to be comp specific, no real need for this type of collar

You would never know this isn’t a higher priced option without looking closely. Bonus, the Titan comes with the plastic brackets as well without an additional charge

Great option to get the little ones started in the gym when they want to join in the lifting.

Does just fine when you don’t need to spring for a fancy, expensive dip attachment. Just do normal dips, the ole squat of the upper body

Great tool for the strongman gym, another option to load, carry or even press. Adding sand is easy if you’re progressively going up in weight each session but it’s a pain in the butt to take sand out to go back down.

The knurl on these has been inconsistent from the different ones that I’ve handled. If you’re a purist who prefers a non-knurled farmers anyway, look elsewhere. The pick height is in a pretty standard range. It is nice that there is an adapter available to makes these into a frame as well

The big plus here is the speed of adjusting weights. Otherwise the handles feel weird to those who prefer a standard dumbbell feel, definitely do not drop from any height or they are very likely to break.

Performs like you need an axle bar to do, no frills here and nothing fancy. Common to Titan equipment, this axle is not to normal axle specs, slightly larger diameter so your regular collars will work