Can't beat JD for amazing stainless work, and these make exceptional Hatfield squat handles.

Not just for monos. These are great for solo squatting safety outside of a power rack, and are used here with a PRx Profile PRO Rack.

Embrace the suck, and go ruck. The durability and ruck specific features are great with all of these packs. I've never had a warranty issue with years of regular use and abuse. *Look elsewhere if need a general daypack.

Very solid trap bar with classic Kabuki knurling. Unfortunately, it’s unbalanced and a separate kit (additional foot plates (see pic)) is needed. The balancing kit is a worthwhile addition but adds to an already expensive specialty bar. Negatives: 1. The solid metal feet can mar your plywood platform. 2. The narrow loading width can do the same. To combat this, I keep 2 pair of 25kg comp bumpers. Collars or spacers can offer the same function, but with a loss of sleeve loading space.

Despite the price and difficulty finding these on Rogue’s website, these are indispensable in a small gym. I’ve added this kit to my Rogue box squat box, EliteFTS back raise, and EliteFTS leg ext/curl. The wheels allow ease in moving these pieces and upright storage of 2 of them.

These are an amazing upgrade to the stock PB handles. Jesse’s quality is unmatched and he offers several options based on your preferences. His standard knurl pattern offers great grip without being too aggressive.

Posit the question: Is it really a gym if it's not a CTF?

Another great accessory from the mind of Darko. The Tiny is especially great for narrow rows when you do not want a fixed position handle.