A very solid yoke. I like how the weight horns are modular. You could use them on the side, or the feet. Some of the adjusting is kind of a pain in the butt. Built like a tank though.

Not your average barbell to say the least. This thing is a blast to use. When people see you use it, they can't help but want to try it. It seems surprisingly durable for how light it is. They are rather expensive for a very specialty bar, but cool if you can spare the change!

I was kind of shocked by how much I like these things. The magnets are strong and you can use them for a number of different things in the gym. I like adding them to grip implements. You can also through them on dumbbells, or weight stacks for extra incremental weight.

The gold standards for grippers. Not much else to say other than that.

These are my all time favorite dumbbells. But they are not without their faults. The handles can bend. The heads can get loose or even snap off. The handles are not knurled (which I don't mind). The handles are also fairly small diameter (which I also don't mind). These dumbbells have a classic look that can't be matched. Some sizes can be hard to find since you can't buy them new, but common sizes really are not badly priced on the used market.

The Drink Spotter XL just may be the best drink spotter in the entire lineup. The magnet is strong as heck.

No doubt one of the nicest power bars that we have at Massenomics Gym. All the details seem pretty spot on. The only real downside to this bar is the price (very expensive).

I have two of these in Massenomics Gym. Not a cheap piece (not crazy expensive either), but I'm a big fan. The UHMW linings get worn down where the bar sits, but you can replace those. The pad was great at first, but the "grippy" material does good smooth after it gets used a few thousand times.