It's the gold standard for a reason (unless you get diamond pattern)

This was the hardest test I didn't know I was taking. Ma wyfe got us certified without telling me, and I only found out when I saw our gym pop up on a map during another gym tour video. 5/5 Kirkland Limes, would do again.

Got 2x pair of these on sale during an Amazon prime promotion. First pair of collars that aren't generic spring ones, and the convenience of the magnet cannot be overstated. Pretty tough to close the first couple of times on the bar however.

This is the first rack that has been in my gym, got it for $600 off of a package deal from FB Marketplace. It's Rogue, it's a rack, it does what it is supposed to do. As other reviews have said, if you run it stock make sure to weigh down the corners or put some weight horns low to keep it from bouncing around if you lift bigger weights on it. I plan to frankenstein an HR-2 Conversion kit onto it eventually, but great starter rack.

After debating a lot of different budget options for a dumbbell set, I settled on these due to the excess of 2" plates that I already had. Being from Titan, you have to be realistic but for what they are at the price point. In terms of movement, I have fit up to a normal 25 olympic plate on without having to change the bar path too much on things like DB Bench or DB Press. Good option if you want to save on space/don't want to drop the big bucks on something like Reppins until later. Obviously, changing the weight is a pain but it is what it is.

Really the only way that I don't forget to Lift Hard, or Live Easy.