Fits nicely on my 60mm X 60mm rack (and yoke). Works well for bench accessories, not so great for squats as you're still very close to the uprights. Very solid pieces, about 10kg each. Well made, aside from some slight rubbing on the arms which has slightly damaged the powder coat

Pretty standard generic barbell. Bought as the first bar for the gym, now just serves as a beater bar. Bar does feel likes it's started to take a bit of a slight warp

Decent 60mm X 60mm rack with 25mm holes. The high/low pulley system is simple but does the job. The cable on the high pulley does rub a bit when not pulling directly down. Band pegs are kinda annoying. High ones get in the way when pressing inside rack, low ones get in the way if you deadlift inside the rack. Works well with other 60x60 rack attachments.

Does what you want it to do (being a plate loaded weight vest). Removable weight horns is nice, though the spin locks make it slow to adjust (I've started using snap lock collars instead) I don't use it as much as I'd expect as it's a bit too much effort to add a little weight to pull ups (end up just doing a few extra reps)

Pretty sturdy sandbag. I have the 200lb bag, filled with manufactured sand it is likely closer to 220. There is a small rip in the side (double walled so nothing is coming out), may have been from dropping into the side of the yoke.

Bought second hand on marketplace for $50. Pretty good at holding chalk. Came missing 2 of the bolts connecting the post to the base so there was a lot of wobble (since replaced and much better) Could be better with a lid, as a do make a decent mess when using it

One of the better value iron plates in NSW, Australia. Really accurate in terms of weight and tolerance seems pretty good (not too tight, not too loose).

Favourite power bar I've used. Really grippy volcano knurl and feels solidly put together. Not the cheapest bar around and the coating on the sleeves has started to wear a little after 2 years