Works well for holding various kinds of bars. I have my speciality bars in it since those are harder to store on a wall. I keep my multigrip bar, log, and axle in it.

Good scale. Accurate and separate screen is a must for weighing equipment. I wish the screen worked at more angles and had a longer cord. Good value.

Classic weight is weight plates. They do the job, not the prettiest plates or accurate, but you can probably find them for a good price. Loose tolerances which can be useful for using with other random generic bars that can’t fit tight tolerance plates. They get the job done.

Cool looking bar. Average knurling, but with all the colors on it, it’s easy to mess up hand placement for deadlifts. I saw numerous people get off center when using it in the Strength Co’s annual Turkey pull. If I owned one I’d probably avoid it for deadlifts but would be fine for squats or bench.

As good as any non crumb bumper plates. Smaller known brand in Southern California. Relatively slick plates.

Bought during Covid off Amazon, it’s much cheaper now. Used it a lot during Covid with the peloton app with a wahoo cadence tracker, after about 2 years I had to replace a part from the company which was a pain in the ass. Still works fine 5 years later.

Bought the V3 version in 2022 on sale for $120. Currently it goes for double that. Very nice for a titan bar, the knurling is decent and overall it feels as high quality as the some of the higher end brands.

They’re fine, depending how you set them up for bands they move around quite a bit. Would be nice if they were magnetic or something so they don’t move so much. Overall works fine to add some accommodating resistance just as Louie intended.