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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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Power Tower / VKRNon-assisted bodyweight pull-up/dip/knee-raise towers. No counterweight — assisted chin/dip machines are Dedicated Strength Machines.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.