I have a pair of 20kgs that I've restored. I love the look of these. They are mildly warped. I'm not sure if that was how they were made or if it is an issue from their previous owner neglecting outside them for years. They weigh slightly less than 20kg

Generic loadable DBs. Do the job and feel good for things like rows. Knurling is really passive and they are pretty loud when loading/unloading. Each handle weighs 3.5kg Pretty slow to adjust weights like all loadable DBs. Plates that come with these are trigrip hammer tone plates that I'm not personally a fan of

Fine magnetic chalk bowl. The magnet is nice and strong, however the bowl is kinda shallow which makes it hard to keep a good amount of chalk in there. Ended up getting a standalone chalk bowl and now this just holds miscellaneous things in the gym.

Good knock off mag grip attachments. The set could realistically be a set of 3 rather than 5 as the small and medium pairs are imperceptibly similar to me. Overall nice to use though, have a good weighty feel

Incredibly solid weight tree. Feels substantially heavier than the Aussie Strength rack. Bought as part of the liquidation auction Added castors to the holes on the base and put Olympic weight horns into the barbell storage to add some change plate storage

Really solidly made and do exactly what you would want a gun rack to do. Large openings are wide enough to handle my axle bar. Incredible sturdy when mounted on a concrete block wall

Great floor tiles. Bought about 20 used from a commercial gym that was closing down. While there were a few marks from their previous lift, they clean up pretty well and protect the floor the way rubber flooring should

One of the cheaper SSBs in Sydney. Works well enough, however there is a lot of whip on the bar even at lighter weights (noticeable under 100kg, and gets more significant the heavier you go). Back pad can spin and move a lot and I have had it fully shift mid squat on a heavier rep. Fine as a cheaper option, but will be looking for something more robust