Original design was for large farm animals and we have repurposed the mats to save our concrete floors. The only downfall is they are not all created equal in size and surface.

Used scrap wood laying around and put together two separate storage units that are about 5’ long. They are dual level. I even store medicine balls below

FBMP find that filled the need. I couldn’t get full range of motion and you have to load plates evenly for it to slide on the guide rails. I did make a modification where I cut the top piece and bent it up. Then braced it with angle brackets. I love it with this set up.

Really these get a bad rap but I love these plates. Most of mine are within .1 of said weight. I got most from a local high school that was getting rid of their plates.

I only have the blue 45’s and use them all the time for squats and presses. They feels great and look really cool!

Minimal bounce, have taken a beaten and still perform great. The plates can serve any purpose but use these mostly for Olympic lifts and deadlifts.

Use these all the time for my percentage work. They make very weight and very PR possible.

Weight is weight but these have variable sizes. Makes it tough for deadlifts. Use on the yoke, sled, farmer’s carry, etc. they are fine