Making a deadlift platform is one of the easiest things you can DIY in your gym. Couple sheets of 3/4 plywood and a sheet of 3/4 cabinet grade plywood pair with some stall mats. Built my deadlift platform in 2017

Does the job, has held up for over a decade getting used weekly. I do like the extra length compared to some other out there. Purchased new in 2016.

Non commercial grade treadmill, it gets the job done but definitely not the best. Purchased in 2015

Worst SSB I have ever used, the pad was useless. Have used multiple times at a couple different gym while traveling and it was a disappointment each time

Owned one of these for several years before switching over to the monster line, as long as you know what your getting into you won’t be disappointed, squat stands are great but don’t re rack like an asshole and expect it not to move. Best used if placed up against a wall or weighted down, ideal for low ceilings. Owned 2017-2022

Can’t go wrong with this scale from confirming weights on old plates and dumbbells to getting a handle on how much your stongman or grip implements weigh. Have had for a few years with no issues Purchased new in 2021

Was a great budget rack back in the day when it only costs a few hundred dollars. Not as good of a deal these days, but I have seen 500 lbs squatted in one many times. Owned one 2015-2022

The ER combo rack does seem to be pretty popular with meet directors for its quality to weight ratio. I have used one of the many times in comps and several times while traveling and using a public powerlifting gym. Big downside for putting one in al Home gym is it has not bolt down options. Used in powerlifting meets since 2017