The best single sided deadlift jack out there in my opinion. Very easy to use, lightweight but sturdy. Absolutely recommend for those looking to conserve space. Easily hangs on a storage hook on the wall. The only reason to upgrade would be moving to a full size deadlift jack if you have the space

Does what you expect a landmine to do. If you want rack attached, obviously look at other options but I like that fact that the post landmine can be setup just about anywhere I want it, set down a couple bumper plates, put the post in and you’re ready to get to work

The most solid feeling adjustable dumbbells when they are locked into place. They are simply not very quick to change weights.

Outstanding bar, great option for squatting without the stress on the shoulders or wrists getting under a straight bar. The camber will allow the weights to swing and make you work extra hard to stabilize it during the squat. Knocked off points for value given this is probably lower on the list of essential bars in the home gym space but if it fits your needs, go for it especially if you can find a deal on the used market.

Anywhere you need a floor covering in your gym, the good old horse stall mat is all you need. Harkens to when we were a proper country

Super cool deadlift bar, aggressive knurl and a little more flex than a Texas deadlift bar. If you powerlift competitively you make want to check your federation, they likely do not use this bar. Fun for the gym and for strongman where you may encounter just about any kind of bar out there!

Great for “functional training” if you have very little equipment, you can find a way to train every body part. In a strength training scenario this is a less helpful tool but I still use occasionally trx rows and squats to warm up

Phenomenal handles, the grip angle hits just right. Just overpriced for a simple cable attachment