Bought this on a fairly deep discount, and I'm really glad I pulled the trigger. Weighs in at 45.5 lbs, takes standard collars, and has the center and a few other widths marked. It takes chalk really well. This is a full 2" axle (vs ~1.92" from rogue and most cheap axles). Not sure I'd pay full price, but a great buy used or on sale.

These serve the purpose I bought them for - taking up less space on a loading pin. The finish chips pretty easily, the center hole is noticeably wider than other plates, and they were fairly pricey. All that said, they're thinner and cheaper than calibrated plates.

Certainly a niche item, but this implement targets thumb and finger strength in one fell swoop. Very challenging. Would have preferred to see a more robust connection point for a carabiner.

Is it even a home gym in the western United States of there isn't a rep open trap bar? Really solid piece overall. It's my preferred RDL bar as it somewhat mimics a DB RDL without needing 150+ lb DBs. I've also used it as a camber squat bar. My wife does all of her DLs with this bar.

These are definitely the best adjustable DBs I've used, but they're not perfect. The handles feel great, and they're super compact even at heavier weights (105 lb version pictured). The base leaves a bit to be desired though, and you have to play around with the end pieces a bit to get everything to nest nicely without snagging. The price is also an obvious downside.

I've been extremely impressed with this machine so far, especially with cable resistance. I haven't used any of the ultra premium brands like prime or panatta, but the leg extension feels better than any commercial unit I've used, and the leg curl also feels better than anything else I've used. The rollers feel good, and both movements have great range of motion. Feels a bit pricey especially having the cable connection as an add-on, but I have zero complaints about the unit itself.

At $1/lb when on sale, it's really difficult to find faults with these. If they cost more, I would take issue with the center hub not sitting perfectly plum in every plate causing them to load with small gaps between plates on one side. All of mine are between 44.8 and 45.4 lbs, which is very impressive for a budget bumper.

No issues holding 3 45 lb plates each. Zero regrets going with a budget option for a piece like this.