JD quality, sublime knurling, and smooth rotation in a D-handle!

These are great accessory tools that allow quick “drop sets” by alternating the loading and grip variations. These were a collab between Kabuki and Havak. Havak has a loadable option too if space is at a premium.

This is a wobble board that goes to 11. It’s phenomenal for balance and proprioceptive training that's been necessary after an ankle dislocation. This board is going on 10+ years now!

Simple, no nonsense, made in the USA rack that ingeniously minimizes space requirements. I like it, but also don’t utilize my rack for multiple accessories and do not like lifting within a power rack. The Spud Inc Monolift Safety Straps (also shown) are a great addition for solo squatting.

An incredibly stable and overbuilt bench that replaced Rep adjustable and flat benches for my powerlifting training. It doesn’t offer the versatility of the newer offerings if that’s needed. The vinyl is grippy, and the bench height and pad width meet comp specs.

Wanna let your inner meathead out with a 1:1 selectorized stack? Then EliteFTS (Williams Strength) has the lat pull/low row for you! Plate loaded, extra pulleys, 2:1 stack, electronic sorcery - ain’t nobody got time for that!

I needed a narrow and dedicated machine, and this fit the bill. It’s typical EliteFTS (Williams Strength) quality. I added the Rogue Indy T-Bar Row Wheel Kit so I can move it out for supported rows. Nate at EliteFTS was a phenomenal help.

Another overbuilt EliteFTS (Williams Strength) machine. This back raise has great adjustability and a wide foot platform. I added the Rogue Indy T-Bar Row Wheel Kit so I can store it upright and move it easily.