Front load farmers are something I do not recommend for people to use as they are annoying to load, making you want to avoid using them. However, these are well made. My biggest issue was that the handles can be a bit slick. I would just buy top load farmers.

They would well in barbell lifts easy to take on and off. I wouldn't use them for dumbbells, otherwise they're fine, especially for the price.

Completely average band pegs. There really isn't anything from stopping them from coming out of the hole. It's typically not an issue, but if you do need more lateral security, get pegs that have a pin or something similar.

My favorite type of storage horn: chrome coated. These are great for iron plates when other coatings would quickly get scratched off. Fortunately, the newest versions have a thicker rubber stopper so your weights will not run into the bolts like they did with the previous version.

It's an average pull-up bar that attaches to your rack. The coating on it provides some grip, but I would prefer a slightly grippier powder coat. It does feel very solid, however.

It's fine as a landmine. The 1" bar spot is kind of useless since standard size bars are rare now in home gyms. I'd rather they had some kind of bar protection inside the bar holder, so I just use my axle in it. Just spend the money on the Adroit if you want a landmine.

Great brush, and has helped keep my bare steel bar free from rust (granted, I live in basically a desert). Can you make a knurled option though?

It's pretty expensive and large for being basically a usable reverse hyper only. The GHD portion is bad. Every time I tried doing GHRs, the pads would painfully dig into my quads. GHD sit-ups were fine, but I couldn't justify keeping this machine just for sit-ups since I wasn't using the reverse hyper that oftwn.