These things are really sweet. Although it should be said they rip off the Eleiko design but their price point is much more attractive for those of us without morals. They go on and off the bar really quickly and hold fairly tight. The added magnet inside them is also a nice touch.

I've enjoyed using this set up for hip thrusts over a traditional barbell. The pad pivots nicely as the name implies and it's much more sturdy than using a bench. The only downside is depending on the j cups you use with it you may find you get some awkward movement here or there.

As dumb as these things seem, I've found great uses for them on my weight storage pins on both my rack and machines. They give you a little bit of buffer and tend to be cheaper or similarly priced to 3d printed options.

I think we all know Zerchers can suck, this pad from Abmat makes them suck less. Sure you could use a towel or pool noodle, but those don't come in a box shaped like a huge Toblerone chocolate.

This could be a great product with a few refinements. The dense foam AbMat uses here, as with their other products, is excellent. Where it falls short is the design: the shape feels awkward, it would benefit from a 24" x 24" footprint, and it’s thicker than necessary. Reducing the thickness by about half would significantly improve usability.

This is going to be subjective b/c it's going to depend on how you plan on using your Voltra. If you're taking them outside of your gym and want something super adaptable to any set up, then these are for you. If you are going to keep them at home, they're kind of pointless.

In theory these things are sweet. They move in the orientation your Voltra is being used in. However the movement itself is very stiff and these add even more bulk to a bulky set up. I've found I'd rather just not use them.

These handles get a lot of hype. They’re solid and move very smoothly, though I’m not convinced they’re any more effective than some cheaper alternatives. The free moving design can feel a bit unusual at first. The stock grips are rubber, with optional upgrades available. Personally, I prefer a thicker metal handle, but it’s easy to see why many people like these and why they’ve built a strong following.