I love this thing. Makes every other koozie feel inferior. I also love checking things around the house if they drink safety, which so far is going well. Plus the leather (?) is high quality, and the dual magnets act as a finger hold.

Imagine cleaning without the right tools! A straight nylon brush on a round barbell? You wouldn’t brush your teeth with a toilet brush would you? The barbell rescue is a genuinely helpful piece of maintenance, and I’d easily put it in my top 5 non-exercise related gym pieces. Helps spread oil, clean chalk and skin, and removes patina easier than anything else. AND it fits in a drink spotter.

My first sandbag! And it has actual sand. I love supporting a small business, especially one that has given back as much as Grain Strength has to the sports of strength. The bag is strong, triple sealed, and the fabric (is that what it’s called?) doesn’t destroy your skin when you pick it up.

I used my first deadlift bar at my first powerlifting meet and decided if I was going to continue to compete I should get used to it. I chose this one because the others were either too whiny, too expensive, or too far away. I love my TDL bar, and have enjoyed every lift with it. The knurling is aggressive AF, leaves sexy calluses on my hands. Definitely recommend it for lifters!

I remember seeing this at the first Arnold I attended, and we established it even holds the (non-dishwasher safe) Massenomics coffee mug! With a rare earth magnet it never comes loose! The aircraft grade aluminum really pops!

A big mouth, a strong magnet, and best of all mines red! Not great for phones, but will hold literally anything else in your gym.

Kind of weird but I got it as a gift. It does not work as a hammer or as a kettle bell. Great for snatches and even just rows, but does not offer much more. It is, however very expensive. It is well built though, and looks cool so it gets points for rizz

I got these to protect my floor, but have since moved to using them for crash pads and elevated deadlifts. They have withstood a lot of beatings, and are a main component if my strongman training. With that said, they were quite expensive. One thing I really don't like is the hook and loop feature. Storing these becomes an issue as they stick together and weigh almost 80lbs combined. Having to separate them to move them is not the warm up I wanted.