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Power RackFour-upright cage — full enclosure, the most attachment-ready base.
Half RackTwo main uprights with a shallow footprint; lifts happen in front.
Squat StandTwo posts, minimal footprint — squats and presses, few attachments.
Competition Combo RackIPF-style 2-in-1 competition unit — squat stands + integrated bench, jack/lever height adjustment rather than a hole-and-pin pattern.
YokeStrongman yoke — an open two-post frame for loaded carries that doubles as a squat rack. Heavy-capacity; takes squat-rack attachments.
Folding RackWall-anchored uprights that fold flat to reclaim floor space.
Wall Mount RackFixed wall-mounted uprights — no rear posts, smallest footprint.
All-In-One TrainerPower rack with integrated smith machine, cable system, or both — a complete training station in one footprint.
Rig / Modular RigMulti-station modular system spanning several squat/pull-up zones.
Multipurpose BarThe do-everything bar — 28.5mm, moderate whip, dual markings.
Power BarStiff 29mm, aggressive knurl + center knurl. Squat/bench/deadlift.
Olympic Weightlifting Bar28mm, lively whip, bearings, IWF marks. Snatch & clean and jerk.
Deadlift BarThinner ~27mm shaft with extra whip and a longer span — bends off the floor for heavier pulls.
Squat BarExtra-stiff, often 32mm with a longer shaft and aggressive center knurl — built for heavy squats.
Technique BarLight, often aluminum. Grooving movement patterns and warm-ups.
BumperRubber or urethane, drop-safe, full-diameter. For Olympic lifts and CrossFit. A competition disc is a bumper with grade=competition.
IronCast-iron Olympic plates — compact and economical for slow lifts. Includes rubber-coated iron.
Calibrated SteelThin, precise machined-steel plates colour-coded for powerlifting meets.
Change PlateSmall increments (0.25–5 kg / 0.5–10 lb) to fine-tune the bar.
Technique PlateLight, full-diameter plastic or composite plates for learning movement patterns.
Strongman PlateOversized plates that raise the bar for partial-ROM and event training.
Flat Utility BenchFixed flat bench for pressing and dumbbell work. Light, stable, cheap — no incline.
Competition Flat BenchFlat bench built to powerlifting-meet proportions — ~17 in IPF-range height, thick wide pad, tripod or single-post foot for leg drive.
Adjustable Incline BenchFlat-to-incline (often to 85–90 deg upright). Incline presses and shoulder work; no decline.
Adjustable FID BenchFlat / incline / decline in one. The do-everything adjustable — decline via a negative seat or a foot anchor.
Decline BenchDedicated or decline-first bench with ankle/leg rollers — decline presses and weighted sit-ups.
Seated / Upright Utility BenchFixed near-vertical back for seated dumbbell and shoulder presses — low, grounded, not a flat-press bench.
Wall-Mounted Folding BenchFolds flat against the wall to save floor space. Flat or incline; mounts to studs or a compatible rack. A bench that folds but stands free (no wall anchor) is flat-utility with storage_style=folding, not this type.
Specialty BenchesSingle-purpose benches built around one movement — glute benches, military/press benches, preacher curls, seal rows, sissy squats.
Bench Attachments
Adding to a bench you own — a leg developer, dip station, landmine or upgrade pad?
Leg DeveloperLeg extension / leg curl units and sissy-squat units that mount to the bench.
Dip & Pull-Up StationDip stations, power towers and pull-up uprights that mount to the bench.
Ab, Back & NordicAb trainers, back-extension and Nordic/hamstring add-ons.
Preacher & ArmPreacher-curl pads and arm add-ons.
LandmineLandmine pivots that mount to the bench.
Belt SquatBelt-squat units that use the bench as their base.
Cable & PulleyCable and pulley add-ons for the bench.
Pads & UpgradesExtra or replacement pads and seats (incl. multi-use pads), adjustment ladders, extension rails and upgrade kits for a specific bench.
Storage & HardwareBand pegs, plate/dumbbell cradles, clamps and other small bench hardware.
AdjustableOne dumbbell that dials, twists, switches, or loads to many weights — replaces a rack. Pick the action in the Mechanism filter.
Fixed HexRubber-coated or cast-iron hex heads; the home-gym workhorse. Won't roll.
Fixed RoundRound rubber or urethane; commercial-style — rolls unless it has a flat edge.
Fixed Multi-Sided10- or 12-sided or octagonal heads — anti-roll commercial.
Fixed Pro-StyleBolted machined-plate dumbbells with a straight handle — gym aesthetic.
LoadablePlate-loadable handles — buy plates, not whole dumbbells. Check the bore.
Cast ironThe classic bell: the body grows with the weight. Great for swings and general training.
CompetitionSteel bells that stay the same size at every weight, so your technique never changes. Usually sold in kg.
AdjustableOne bell that changes weight, replacing several. Check the heaviest setting.
Handle / adapterA kettlebell handle that clamps onto plates or a dumbbell.
Functional TrainerTwo independently adjustable cable endpoints for bilateral/crossover work (dual-column trainers, cable crossovers).
Cable TowerOne adjustable cable trolley/column — even when fixed lat/row stations ride along (REP Adonis pattern). Narrower footprint, unilateral-first.
Lat Pulldown / Low RowDedicated fixed high/low pulling stations with no adjustable trolley — the honest heavy-pulldown machines.
Portable Cable TrainerMountable/mobile resistance units (Ancore spring line, Beyond Power Voltra).
Smith MachineStandalone guided-bar machines. Combined Smith+cable systems live under All-in-One Trainer; Smith add-ons that bolt onto a rack live under Rack Attachments → Smith Attachment.
Leg Press & Squat MachinesLeg presses, leg sleds, hack squats, pendulum squats, leverage squats, and combination units.
Leg Extension / CurlDedicated or combination leg developer machines (seated/prone curl, extension).
Belt SquatStandalone belt-squat machines only — rack-mounted/drop-in belt squats are rack attachments.
GHD & Back ExtensionBodyweight posterior benches: glute-ham developers, 45° back raises, roman chairs, and multi-function combos (movement_focus carries each combo's movements). Purpose-built nordic-curl machines live under Nordic Curl Benches.
Nordic Curl BenchesDedicated nordic-curl machines only (owner-ruled 2026-07-17). Multi-function GHD/nordic combos stay under GHD & Back Extension with movement_focus listing nordic-curl.
Reverse HyperPendulum-loaded reverse hyperextension machines. GHD/reverse-hyper combos take their primary marketed identity + movement_focus for the rest.
Smart TrainerNon-portable digital-resistance systems (motor/electromagnetic: Tonal, Speediance, Amp). Actual digital resistance required — an app or 'smart' dial doesn't qualify.
Home Gym SystemTraditional multi-station home gyms: selectorized (EXM/Marcy), plate-loaded leverage (Powertec), resistance-rod (BowFlex Xtreme), spring, or incline-bodyweight (Total Gym). resistance_source tells them apart.
Dedicated Strength MachineFixed-path single stations: presses, rows, flys, calf/tibia, hip thrust, preacher, assisted chin/dip and similar. movement_focus carries the movement(s).
Safety Squat BarCambered yoke or padded harness that shifts load off the spine — squats, good mornings, rehab. Carries an ssb_style facet.
Trap / Hex BarStep-inside frame with neutral handles for deadlifts, carries, shrugs. Open vs closed is the frame_style facet, not a separate type.
EZ / Curl BarCambered or straight short bar for curls and extensions. A rackable twin is the #1 sub-choice.
Multi-Grip / Swiss BarNeutral-grip football/Swiss bar with several handle positions — pressing and rows that spare the shoulders.
Tricep / Hammer BarShort (<48") loadable neutral-grip bar for triceps and hammer curls — distinct buy intent from a full-length Swiss bar.
Buffalo / Bow BarGentle 3.5–6" bend that rides on the back like a normal squat bar — easier on the shoulders, still racks normally.
Cambered BarDeep U-frame dropping the load well below the bar line — squat, bench, and row versions all share the swinging-camber stimulus. A genuinely different lift from a buffalo bar.
Axle / Fat BarThick, one-piece grip (1.9–2.5"+) for grip strength and strongman. Key split: rotating sleeves vs fixed one-piece.
Log BarStrongman log with a large barrel and neutral internal handles — sized by barrel diameter (8/10/12").
Flexible / Oscillating BarWood/composite bar that oscillates under load (Tsunami, BandBell) — spec'd by an effective load range, not a static rating.
Other Specialty BarSeal-row, front-squat, globe, and other loadable specialty bars that don't fit the named types.
J-CupsBar catches that hold the loaded bar at rack height. Confirm peg count — some roller J-hooks use a two-hole hitch pin.
J-cup linersReplacement plastic or UHMW liners cut for one brand's J-cups. They protect the bar; they don't hold it, so they aren't safety-critical.
SafetiesSpotter arms, pin-pipe, strap, and flip-down safeties that catch a failed lift.
MonoliftSwing-away catches so you walk out without stepping back.
Pull-Up & GripPull-up bars and specialty grip handles.
Lever ArmJammer arms, belt-squat, and branded utility pads — often proprietary to the rack line.
Cable & PulleyCable and pulley systems for functional and isolation work.
Smith AttachmentGuided-bar (Smith) add-ons and conversion kits that bolt onto a rack you already own. Needs a compatible rack; a freestanding Smith machine lives under Machines → Smith Machine. Owner-added 2026-10-08 (#137).
LandminePivoting barbell anchor for rotational and pressing movements.
StorageRack-mounted plate horns, bar and dumbbell holders, band pegs, mag pins, and shelves. Free-standing storage lives in the Storage category.
ConditioningDip stations, leg curl/extension, rope anchors, bag mounts, and other accessory work.
StructuralCrossmembers, rear extensions, and feet that change the rack frame — exact-match only, never cross-brand.
Rigid Bars & GripsA bar or frame you grasp directly that holds its two-hand grip shape as one rigid piece — lat bars, straight/curl/pushdown bars, V-bars, and multi-grip frames, including ones with rotating or screw-in handles.
Independent Handles & GripsA complete one-hand grip, sold singly or in pairs, where each hand's unit connects or moves on its own — D-handles, stirrups, sport handles, and pistol grips.
RopesFlexible ropes and rope-style split grips with independently grasped ends or prominent terminal balls/stops, even when the body itself is rigid.
Palm-Support GripsA MAG/PRIME-style attachment whose grip is a broad contoured paddle or shell that supports the whole palm rather than a bar or handle.
Handle Carrier BarsA bar or rail that isn't grasped directly — it positions separately clipped handles that hang or reposition freely along it.
Handle PartsA replacement or add-on grip piece that needs an existing handle, frame, or separately selected hardware before it works on its own.
StrapFlexible strap attachments that clip to the cable: ab straps, tricep straps, grip-less straps, leather accessory straps.
Ankle / Wrist CuffPadded cuffs that close around a limb for cable work (seller-named 'ankle straps' included).
Weight Stack AttachmentsLoadable stack extender pins and drop-set pins that add plates to a pin-selector stack (OEM replacement selector pins are spare parts, excluded). Renamed from Weight-Stack Extender 2026-07-17 (owner: Drop Set Pinz aren't extenders).
ConnectorCarabiners, swivels, shackles, 2-to-1 adapters, quick-connect collars, clip systems.
Attachment SetHeterogeneous multi-attachment packs sold as one SKU (see set_contents). A pair of identical handles is NOT a set.
Air BikeFan bike — air resistance scales with your effort. Loud by nature; belt drives tame the chain rattle.
RowerFull-body pulling cardio — air (Concept2-style), magnetic (quiet), or water (swoosh) resistance.
Ski ErgStanding pull-down erg (Concept2 SkiErg-style); wall-mounted or on a floor stand.
Indoor CycleSpin-style stationary bike — magnetic studio bikes and air-braked ergs (BikeErg) both live here.
Manual Treadmill (curved)Motorless curved-deck treadmill — your stride drives the slat belt; no outlet needed.
Motorized TreadmillMotor-driven belt with speed and incline control; needs a dedicated outlet.
EllipticalLow-impact striding machine. A deliberately short shelf — the home-gym demand head is two models deep.
Recumbent BikeSeated, step-through bike with a full seat back and pedals out in front — low-impact, back-supported. Owner-added 2026-10-03 (Body-Solid batch).
Upright BikeTraditional upright exercise bike with a padded saddle and console — not a spin-style studio bike (those are Indoor Cycle). Owner-added 2026-10-03.
ClimberVertical climbers and mountain-climber/stepper machines — standing, full-body climbing motion. Owner-added 2026-10-03.
Plyo boxA box to jump onto. Foam is the friendliest for beginners.
Sled / prowlerPush or drag it loaded with plates. Check the base for your surface.
Medicine ballA soft ball for throws, twists and partner work.
Slam ballA dead (no-bounce) rubber ball made to be slammed into the floor.
Wall ballA large soft ball thrown at a wall target.
SandbagA bag you fill to a weight; awkward on purpose.
Farmer's handlesLoadable handles for heavy carries.
Gymnastic ringsRings for dips, rows and pull-ups, hung from a bar or rig.
Ab matA curved pad that supports your lower back for sit-ups.
Jump ropeSpeed, beaded or weighted ropes for skipping.
Weight vestA vest (or plate carrier) that adds weight to runs, pull-ups and carries. Vest plates sold for it count here too.
Strongman implementAtlas stones and molds, D-balls, kegs, jerry cans and throw bags for odd-object training.
Suspension trainerTRX-style straps you anchor to a door, beam or rack and train against your own bodyweight.
Doorway pull-up barA bar that hangs on or wedges into a door frame. No drilling; check your frame width and trim.
Wall-mount pull-up barA bar bolted into wall studs or masonry. Check the stud spacing and the clearance from the wall.
Ceiling-mount pull-up barA bar bolted into ceiling joists. Check your joist spacing and ceiling height.
Power towerA freestanding tower for pull-ups, dips and knee raises. Nothing to drill; check your ceiling height.
ParallettesLow handles for push-ups, L-sits and handstand work on the floor.
Dip beltA belt with a chain to hang plates from for weighted dips and pull-ups.
Clubs and macesSwinging clubs and steel maces for shoulder and grip work.
Split squat standA stand that holds your back foot for split squats.
Rubber RollContinuous recycled rubber, ~4 ft wide, 25-50 ft long. Cheapest per sqft for large flat areas; seamless. 8 mm for general use, 12 mm+ for dropping.
Rubber Stall MatHeavy ~3/4" recycled or vulcanized slab in barn sizes — the budget workhorse. Usually loose-lay, some interlock; size and origin govern the type, the interlocking flag carries edge style. Often high odor.
Rubber TileModular rubber square up to ~3'x3'. Edge style is carried by the interlocking flag, not a separate type. Includes thick drop-zone lifting tiles and the loose tiles that build a platform.
Foam / Puzzle TileModular foam square, usually jigsaw and glueless. Material distinguishes EVA from rubber-topped-foam hybrid. Cushioned and cheap; dents under racks; indoor only.
Exercise Mat (fold / roll-up)A single vinyl-over-foam mat that folds (tri-fold, Velcro) or rolls up. Not a puzzle tile and not a molded plyo mat — its own format.
Lifting PlatformComposite assembly — steel frame and/or wood deck plus rubber tiles. Reserved for complete/bundled units; loose tiles that build it are typed as rubber tiles. Some are frame-only.
Turf RollContinuous artificial-grass roll for sled pushes, sprints, and agility. Spec'd by face weight and pile height, not density. Often foam-backed.
Plate TreeFreestanding vertical tree with plate pegs/horns.
Horizontal Plate RackLow floor rack/cart holding plates on edge between dividers.
Plate + Bar TreePlate pegs plus integrated barbell tubes.
Bar Holder (floor)Freestanding vertical floor holder for barbells.
Dumbbell RackFreestanding A-frame / multi-tier dumbbell rack.
Kettlebell / Multi RackTiered shelf rack for kettlebells / mixed weights.
Mass / Mobile Storage CartPreconfigured wheeled cart/system for mixed equipment.
Accessory StorageHooks/pegs/shelves for bands, ropes, balls, small accessories.
Wall Plate StorageWall-mounted plate pegs/horns into studs.
Wall Bar StorageWall-mounted barbell brackets/holders into studs.
Wall Accessory StorageWall-mounted hook bars / accessory organizers.
CollarsClamps that lock plates on the sleeve: lever-lock, clamp, magnetic or screw.
Spring clipsThe classic squeeze-to-open spring collars. Cheap and quick; they hold less firmly.
Bar jackLifts a loaded bar off the floor so you can change plates for deadlifts.
Lifting beltA belt worn for heavy squats and deadlifts: leather or nylon, prong, lever or Velcro closure.
Lifting strapsStraps that wrap the bar to help your grip on pulls and rows.
Training accessorySmall add-ons for training: handle straps, loops and similar.