All GGR Reviews

In our Flybird Roman Chair Bench review, we’ll look into this multifunctional bench to see if its overall value and price are worth a look.

In our Core Home Fitness Adjustable Dumbbells review, we see if these budget-friendly adjustable dumbbells are the best for a low cost.

A longstanding brand in adjustable dumbbells, see how PowerBlock’s latest offering of dumbbells fare in our PowerBlock Pro 100 EXP Dumbbells review.

Minor improvements can go a long way. Check out our REP AB-5200 Adjustable Bench 2.0 review to see how this latest bench compares to the rest.

If you’ve already got Olympic weight plates, check out our Titan Loadable Olympic Dumbbell Handles review, to see if these handles could work in your home gym.

Do big things really come in small packages? Check out our Torque Fitness Anker 3 review and find out if this trainer’s right for you!

In our Nordic Plus review, we’ll walk you through the specs and how this Nordic hamstring curl bench works for beginners and advanced exercisers alike.

Will this pricey adjustable bench blow your socks off? Find out in our in-depth Rogue Manta Ray Bench review.

If you’re familiar with Garage Gym Reviews, you may know that we often recommend adjustable dumbbells as one of your home gym essentials. Founder of GGR and OG product tester, Coop Mitchell used that method when starting his own home gym and still stands by that message today. The best adjustable dumbbells take up less real estate in your home gym and save you money versus buying a traditional dumbbell set.  » Read more about: Trulap Adjustable Dumbbells Review (2023): Up To 92 lbs with Competitive Pricing  »

Will our Titan Open Trap Bar review convince you of this budget-conscious specialty bar?

Belt squat machines notoriously have a large footprint and an even bigger price tag. But what if we told you that the Mammoth from Fringe Sport provides a small, portable belt squat option for anyone who owns a squat rack? The Mammoth is a belt squat attachment, similar to the Revolt Belt Squat attachment, but better because it’s adjustable. In this Fringe Sport Belt Squat review, we’ll dive into the specs,  » Read more about: Fringe Sport Belt Squat Review (2023): An Affordable Attachment For Lower Body Strength  »

If you want your back to be strong—and stable, and not fragile and fickle—some of the best back exercises only require a barbell or dumbbell. While you may not need fancy equipment for back-building staples like the deadlift or bent-over row, sometimes it’s easier to have a piece of equipment that delivers the full range of motion (and function) for the hamstrings and entire posterior chain. RELATED: Deadlift Muscles WorkedCue the Kraaken: It’s a reverse hyper machine and a GHD machine (glute-hamstring developer) all in one footprint.  » Read more about: Vulcan Kraaken Hyper Review (2023): 2-in-1 Posterior Chain Strengthening  »