Just got these sweet beauties today on Market place. They are beautiful plates and made in America. As I guy with a gym full of bumper plates these sound like testosterone!

I love this cart. I bought it to support my Snode AD 80s. It does much more than just being a dumbbell stand. It rolls easily so I can move it out when I need to then roll it out of the way and store it is a corner when not using it. It also storage for other weights, yoga Mats, grip trainers etc…. In a small gym like mine everything needs to be versatile, particularly storage. The build quality is great and it is easy to put together. Highly recommend.

It is a beefy belt and solidly built. However, it is not comfortable and digs in when you squat heavy or low. I have myself and two sons using my Rhino and we all agree that it is usable but uncomfortable. I bought the Spud Pillow belt to replace it with that is in the mail. I gave this 2 stars in value because for what I paid for the Rhino I feel like I should not need to buy a new belt to enjoy it.

These mats are great very heavy, they are firm to and give great support. They also look great and are easy to clean. I originally intended to use rolled rubber flooring. However, due to a water issue (my gym flooded) I had to replace the flooring in my gym under the intended rubber with new hardwood (future resale value.) As a result, I did not want to have to use glue or tape to the new floor. So an advantage of these mats is that no glueing is required. I installed the flooring myself and it took me 4 or 5 hours to install in a 300 square foot room. Most of that time was measuring and cutting (use sharp blades and replace often!) when you hear that it does not show seems that is exaggerated. I have 1 seam that is pretty wide (pictured) That said I am happy with the look. 3/4 inch is probably overkill but I thought it was better to think “I could have gone lighter” than to think “man I am not sure this is enough.” Mine is 30% flecking which I think looks great. Freedom fitness was also great to work with and I highly recommend them. Great value and I would buy again.

Really could not believe what Rogue wanted for weight horns when I purchased my FM - 6. I looked around to find a better value and even looked at do it yourself options. Then I found Gym Radar and searched for weight storage options. There I found these weight storage pegs. I ordered 3 of the 12.5 inch pairs and got them on sale for $59 bucks a pair. They arrived quickly and well packed (almost too well each peg was in a separate box in a larger box.) the hardware was beefy and they were easy to install. I am not sure if I will ever use them but they also have a bottle opener at the end of each peg. The Rogue equivalent was triple the cost. I can’t imagine that anyone would pay that when these are out there. Great value and well made. Note in the picture the Rogue spacers are installed to give clearance for the stack.

The hooks can be a little finicky but in general are easy to use. Knowing which hooks you need to buy takes some planning and I have hooks that I probably will not use.

Really like my Wall Control panels. Gets my attachments off the floor, it’s easy to install, and looks great. The organization also helps to make my workouts more efficient. Choosing the right hooks takes some thought and I have certain hooks I would not have bought if I knew when I bought them how I planned to arrange the panel. Now that I have the panels up it is hard to imagine not having them in my gym. For the price this is a 5 star product.

I really like this bench, however, have deducted a star for build quality and performance due to a couple of issues. First the good: the bench feels very stable, the zero gap is great and I never even notice the gap, the attachments are easy to put on and work well. The laser cut degree settings making it easy to set the bench up consistently and quickly. The tough parts are that the angle you need to wheel the bench is annoying. Yes it moves but for the price the wheels could be larger and move more freely. I also had the knurled nob that hold the attachments gets stuck after I do decline sit-ups or heavy leg ext to the point where the nulling knob unscrewed off the screw post. So now every couple of workouts I will need to use vice grips to loosen the screw.