I've gone through every pair of roller j-cups there is and at a time was even making my own before they were commercially available. I have no issues saying the Bremmy ones are the best that have been made so far. Thin design, lots of UHMW protection, and they can secure via pin if wanted. The biggest drawback here is he only makes so many a month, so lead times may be long!

I have a few sets of these and they're awesome. Extremely well crafted with great knurl. I use mine for all sorts of things, so sky's the limit with your creativity. The downside to these is that they're just expensive for most budgets.

The coolest thing about these are the name and the look. In real world use cases though they don't really do much. I don't see many people using them for their intended purpose (pull ups/hangs). I tend to use mine for tricep cable work but since getting the Porter PhysEd Eclipse grips these have gone unused.

I have the Rogue version and it's a solid dip bar. The choice of handles and positions makes this version ideal for anyone who wants a lot of control over their dip preferences, but if you're the type to not do a lot of dips, you're likely better served just getting a cheap fixed option without all the bells and whistles.

I've had many brushes over the years and currently this one is king. It makes the process much easier as you get 360 degree coverage and cuts the time down in half. You also get equal pressure from all bristles due to the design which means you're not jacking up your brushes often.

These things have been a game changer for SSB storage. I always used to store mine in a gun rack or vertical storage holder and while those worked, it always took up way too much space. Now my SSB lives in the top of my rack up and out of the way.

hese are excellent handles. They are now offered in multiple finish options and diameters, which I wish had been available when I purchased mine, as 28 mm was the only option at the time. They are very smooth and well built. That said, handles are highly subjective, and if you prefer a more bare bones approach, you can find options that perform a similar function for significantly less cost.

I'm biased here since this is my design and the product is named after me. I wanted a portable handle option for both Hatfields and pull ups. Most handles only offered one grip, these offer two, have a really small footprint, and offer some basic color customization options. Where this could be improved is the finish. Currently only offering is a black powder coat. It's sufficient but could be better!