My boys like these jump ropes and get a fair amount of use out of them. I find that the few different types of Rogue jump ropes have lasted longer than the ones I have purchased off Amazon.

I presently have two tires in the backyard that my boys use. One day, I will have grass back there again. My son also enjoys taking a sledgehammer to them. I also highly recommend drilling holes in the bottom, which will help you avoid hot brown water splashing on you during the first flips after a rainy day. Also who knew you could turn tires into a table for a graduation party.

At the moment, these are the adjustable dumbbells I have. They are ok, but only go up to 50 pounds and can sometimes be hard to adjust. I got these at a local auction warehouse for cheap, so I was willing to give them a shot, and the have held up nicely for I think a little over 3 years.

I really love these shake straps! I find they really add to my workout when I use them with my functional trainer. I'll sometimes even hang chains from them for triceps or curls during supersets. I'm always willing to try the stuff Mark Bell puts out.

Before buying chains from Rogue I used tow chains, but they were dirty and I was moving the gym inside so I upgraded.

This was the first bike of its kind I had, but it didn't work for me at all. Quality was great, but being on the shorter side, I really needed a seat that moved forward and not just up and down, but if that's not an issue for you, the quality of the bike is great. I did end up selling it and buying the Rogue Echo, which fits my size much better.

The gym I worked out in when I lived in California had these. Great dumbells and felt good in the hand.

Pretty great deal that you can pick up a 460-pound set for just over $1000 bucks. That's amazing.