I love how secure these are on any of the barbells I use (including the SSB yoke, powerlifting bar, axle bar, etc.) and that they have magnets built in so I can keep them on the rack at all times so that I don't lose them.

These were my first set of straps for lifting and I definitely prefer them to the old pin and pipe or even the flip safeties. These work well and can handle the weights I throw around easily. They are good value for what you get and are a great alternative to many other name brand/more expensive options on the market. I agree with Tommy that the color shown/stated online didn't match up with what it was in my gym, it was definitely a lighter orange/pink color.

These were the first set of weight plates I got. I do like the rubber coating so they are more forgiving to their surroundings (whether its the barbell or flooring), but they do tend to scuff easily and obviously don't have the metal "ting" sound when using with other weights.

I got this in the fat handle variety and love using it for landmine rows. It helps isolate the back and taxes my grip strength at the same time.

I have an e-coat and a powder Rogue kettlebell and I much prefer the finish of the e-coat. It has stood up the midwestern summer heat/humidity and the midwestern frigid temps freezing/thawing without issue. It does its job well (its a hunk of metal after all) and I would definitely purchase more sizes in this coating.

These are built great and were/are the standard for a long time in sandbag training/events. The build quality is great and it seems like it'll take quite a bit of use and will last a long time.

I agree with some of the others that I'm not sure how accurate it is, but if you're just tracking yourself over time, I think it suffices well and its also great to get out when around others for some fun bantering or talking points. It can feel flimsy at times, but for costing $20-$25 (depending on alphabet brand name and day on Amazon) I can't complain!

I got this several years ago and it has been perfect for my gym. It was pretty straight forward to put together and the parts themselves are of high quality. Its cost was right in the middle compared to some budget options that I didn't know if they would hold the stated weight, but also significantly cheaper than some higher end storage options. There is a little play in the dumbbell rack when fully loaded, but I've never felt like it would collapse or fall over. If needed, I would buy this again, though I expect it to last a long time.