These are a fun deadlift variation to have access to in your gym. I don’t think there is a cheaper option out there for these. They work great. I do wish there was a different way they secured to the bar. I am not a fan of the single point twist clamp. A flat bar clamp like pro lock uses on their chain collars would be better.

Great build quality and at a price that is almost something a home gym owner could justify (that is if they have the space). This is the first piece that has had to be stored outside and I pull out for use. There is a weight horn at the top to change out the difficulty. it is easy to put together and take apart to be put away. The base has weight horns to load it down. Be sure to have some good cushions or tires for it to crash into. The end will dent over time if you don't have a good catch for it.

Great quality welds and builds. Good budget option as well. I do wish a different paint job or finish was used because this is pretty slick and needs to be beat up a bit before it really sinks into your hands. Maybe even just a mat paint would be better.

These are the collars I use for true axle bars and similar smaller diameter load objects. These work great. I would prefer something with a magnet, but these are fine. Secure and easy to take on and off.

I had a wood peg board before these and they were nowhere near as good as these. If you have attachments then you need a few of these. I have 4 and in all honesty I probably need 8. I think a full wall waist up of these would be sick. The price is really good for something that will last and are things that could resell to a lot of different hobbyists. Normal hoods work, but I do like their hooks and how secure they fit. I also got the plastic covers. I believe you can get some custom designs on these and at this point I would look into that for myself. I currently just have whatever is cheapest and they look great and work even better. I have 1 attachment hung that weighs about 25 lbs. From 1 hook. I am sure there is about 50 lbs on my wall with these.

This thing is pricy, but it is that high quality abmat material that will last a lifetime. This is easy to set up and great for space saving. I do like the pro more because I feel more secure that the material wont chip over time and use. Bulgarians on these feel great and is much better than putting your foot on the bench.

Very high quality banner. Plate snacks makes great stuff. The podcast is just as good. If you are CRU, you have to have this in your gym to show how deep down the rabbit hole you have truly gone. Let's get that jet ski.

This was my first solution to getting my bars off the floor. There are several specialty bars that wall mounts won't work well with so having this as a second option is great. I have hundreds of pounds of bars in this and have never had any issues with stability. Depending on where you put it in your gym you will have to do some work to get out what you need, but it's fine. Be aware that you have to pull the bar out of the holder, meaning that the height of the holder gets added to the bar when you are taking it out or putting it back. This is important based on the height of your ceiling. For me, I do have a handful of bars that can't go in here because of height problems. The bars themselves can go vertical in my gym, but not with this added height.