Nice entry level vintage plates. Happy to have a full set. Not mad that they aren’t bullseye but might be open to upgrading once other plates are knocked off the list. Simple and clean tri spoke design with the Canada stamp top it off.

A great tool to keep the shoulder safe (brilliant name) and build the triceps. One of my favorite ways to burn out at the end of a bench session. I believe the red and black are different sizes but it all feels the same in the dark.

Hands down my favorite curl bar I’ve ever used and it doesn’t even come close. Straight bars absolutely destroy my wrists, EZ curl bars are alright but that swivel motion handles just make those reps feel smooth as butter and the pump is unmatched.

Durable, compact, holds weights….a whole competition set some say. This thing has seen powerlifting meets, commercial gyms and its most recent home..the garage. Now she has the honor of holding some of my favorite vintage plates. A lifetime of selfless servitude.

The most well respected and highest desired banner one can hang upon their walls of their Home Gym. Some people say it’s the Rolls Royce of Home Gym Banners. Made from only the finest materials both sides of the Mississippi the Massenomics Certified Training Facility banner isn’t just a symbol of high status but also a symbol of pride.

My first dedicated grip training piece I grabbed for my gym. Great range of difficulty and always make for a fun challenge when new friends come by the gym.

Great tri spoke vintage plates. Especially cool of your name is Ben. Originally produced in Canada and later overseas in China. The hundos are especially cool with their exceptionally deep rim and giant spokes. Good beginner vintage plates.

Absolute BEAUTS. The Canadian Atlas International Olympique plates make a statement with a sleek design, tall volcano hub, rounded edges and sharp lettering. Money well spent.