This might be the most underrated adjustable dumbbell cart money can buy. While no where near as polished or robust as those from Rep or Blackwidow, this cart wins big on value. I bought this to have a mobile storage option for my Pepin Fast Series adjustable dumbbells. While this isn't the heaviest duty cart you can buy, it easily handles my 120lb Pepins. The holes are not all 1" so you can only use certain ones for extra attachment or pin storage. The casters also aren't the best. I can still move my dumbbells around the gym with relative ease, but I think some heavier duty casters would elevate this make it that much more of a great value. Unless you're really tall, I recommend the shorty version. It puts the dumbbells at the perfect height for me to deadlift them out of the stand making it faster and easier to unrack and re-rack your dumbbells.

The big daddy of the Drink Spotter line up. The Drink Spotter XL takes the attach-anywhere convenience of the Drink Spotter Lite and combines it with an extra large opening so you can spot even the biggest of drinking vessels.

The smaller, more magnetic younger brother to the classic Drink Spotter, the Drink Spotter Lite is the perfect companion for the gym, your grill, or even the side of your car. The magnet holds extremely well so you'll be safe in the knowledge that no harm will come to your favorite beverage.

Do you need a rack mounted cup holder for your gym? No. But can you afford not to buy one? Also no! The classic drink spotter is the perfect choice for anyone that wants to always have a place to keep their pre-workout while getting in a lift session. The stainless steel looks great and is strong as a house with no knurling because that would be weird. If you'r not a big drinker, you can always use this to store your ammonia, barbell rescue brush, or any other small odds and ends around the gym.

Koozie? Check. Magnets? Check. The next evolution of drink safety? Oh hell yeah!

The original and still one of the best rowers. I own only one cardio machine, and this rower is it. It may look cheap in pictures, but the build quality is phenomenal and if you ever have problems down the line, Concept2 has replacements available for every single part. A great way to warm up for your lifting sessions or to work on your cardio capacity without adding stress on your joints.

The CG-1X X Grip (say that five times fast) is like having two cable attachments in one. With the ability to grip both neutral and angled, you'll have a lot of options with just a single attachment. I own the aluminum handle version which feels great in your hand without being a pain to move around your gym. The knurling is perfect for a cable attachment and gives you just enough grip for pulling movements without digging into your hands. The only downside with the aluminum handles is they are softer than steel so there's a greater chance you could end up scratching the handle when in use. Not a deal breaker, but something to keep in mind.

Buy for the flag, but keep it for the community. Becoming a Certified Training Facility is a fun way to connect with fellow home gym nerds. Not only will you get an extra badge on your Radar, you'll also be added to the list kept by Massenomics. If you upload some pictures, then you'll also have the chance to get featured as the Certified Training Facility of the week, live on the Massenomics podcast. And if you want Tanner and Tommy to stop by for a full video tour sometime, this is the best way to get noticed the next time they're planning a home gym tour trip. The best time to get a CTF package was during round one, the second best time is today!