This bar is surprisingly well put together. Its tolerances compete with American Barbell and may be even better (on my copy). Where this bar falls way short is its price point. Yes it's a nicely built bar, but it's from a company that's not really established and more well known for being budget friendly. The list price on this bar is like $700, it has pretty passive knurling, and the branding is not aesthetic to me.

This bar was a steal when first released at like $100. Not sure current price but if available for around $100 it's a hard deal to pass up on a decent multi grip bar.

These are ok for home use, however they wear very quickly when used in high traffic areas. Quality is noticeably lower than other combos on the market. The pros here are you can customize to your liking and it's a small local shop.

I own two of these and both feel too small despite me sizing up and having 2 different sizes. They do work quite well however in terms of putting you in a better position. I like to wear mine while sitting at a desk to improve posture, but it gets extremely uncomfortable after awhile and you quickly revert to your old ways after taking off.

I mean it's a really basic belt. I don't find it as nice as the Rogue or the updated pillow belt from the same company. Would be nice if it had more connections or some padding.

These are just little plaques, but they go a long way in allowing you to customize pre existing equipment. They can knock out all sorts of designs and colors.

This is a really great way to not only protect your bench, but also customize it. The only way this could be improved in my mind is if they were able to match the pad material of the bench you own for better blending in.

Best fan bike on the market IMO. Overbuilt yet priced really well when compared to the other top bikes on the market. They also just released an upgraded monitor and you can buy accessories a la carte like windshields, bottle holders, wheels, etc.