Bought the base pair up to 50lbs on sale then over a couple years bought the two upgrades to 70lb the 90lbs when they popped up on sale. Convenient space saver compared to a full set of dumbbells. Not super cheap but you do get a lot out of them. The grips are rubbery but work fine. The small jumps are done with 2 2.5 lb bars that can be removed from the handle. So that means you can do 10lbs, 12.5lbs and 15lbs, but you can’t do 17.5 lbs not a huge deal but sometimes it’s not ideal.

Very sturdy bench. Got it for $209 in 2021. I like the pad a lot, grippy material and not too soft or firm when you lay on it.

It’s titan for sure. Package arrived torn up and quality could be better, but you likely won’t be able to find a new circus dumbbells for the price. The 2.5” handle 12” diameter weighs 86lb empty. So pretty heavy starting weight but that’s on par with most other circus dumbbells.

Very solid 3x3 rack. I have the short version of it in a 2 post configuration, which fits nicely in a garage. Using rep spotter arms and j cups it feels very sturdy and the accessories are easy to move around. Better value than the equivalent rogue rack in my opinion.

It’s the classic. Literally changed the game on drink safety. Must have accessory in the gym. Safety is never an accident.

The most frustrating and difficult grip implement to come out of western north east South Dakota. Wears down the skin on your hands and fingers in minutes!

Wouldn’t it be tight if everyone was chill to each other? Totes.

Works fine. Not great on an 80” rack since it’s a bit long. Cable and pulley are sturdy and loading “pin” is easy to load. Not the cheapest for what it is, but it does give some extra capabilities to a rack.