I was a bit skeptical of this item, but good lord does it hammer the legs. Used it a good bit while recovering from a surgery where I couldn't hold a barbell for 6 weeks. The cable/band connection point is a really nice touch. Would like slightly bigger wheels to help prevent it from turning.

Basically a clone of the rogue pin. Very heavy duty. It meets the requirement of being a pin that holds weights. There are nicer options, but this'll do.

It serves its purpose. I mainly use this for landmine squats during deloads. The welds are a bit janky and there's no UHM insert to protect your bar.

Can you even imagine treating drink safety as an accident? Yikes.

This product has singlehandedly converted me to drinking spicy waters while lifting. 420/69.

It feels like a really high quality piece aside from the locking mechanism. I use these primarily for supporting my back leg on split squats, but I'm sure someone could find plenty of other uses for it. I have the PR-5000 version which fits my spotter arms and adonis but not my rack itself. I store it on a leg of the adonis (pictured)

Bought this on a pretty deep discount. I like the extra range of motion from the arch along with the slightly angled handles. Strong value option vs the kabuki version.

It's a rolling handle with interchangeable grip sizes. The smooth plastic handle is very challenging and does not take chalk. It's a nice option for training grip without chalk. The mechanism for changing handles is a major PITA. 1.75" variant pictured.