For those with home gyms - where did you buy your equipment?

craigslist actually seems to be more expensive for squat racks for some reason

Grindr, I'm not proud of it to be honest but whatever it takes

>>39868788
wait really

>>39868801
yeah, I had to let this couple double team on me for my squat rack. I kept thinking about my future gains so it wasn't that bad

>>39868909
Fit perfectly summarized in one post.

>>39868779
I actually really like the look of that home gym. Clean, simple, compact, and kept away from the rest of the house.

>>39868909
You forgot to say no homo.

>>39868779
Salvation Army ... people dropped off equipment but organization would not accept.
Friends who have given up.
Play It Again Sports and Amazon.

Anyone who bought second hand: Any tips and advice on what to look for in quality?

>>39868779
Mines a work in progress.
Got my gymnast rings online.
Got a set of adjustable dBs and 80kg in weights for em along with a pull up bar for free off a friend. I'm gonna buy all my Olympic plates off a Craigslist type site. I would recommend spending the extra cash for a new barbell and rack, don't wanna risk that shit.

Mostly online and some local shops. I don't live in a very big city so whenever a deal on craigslist pops up, it's gone instantly. Craigslist is the way to go though. My buddy got a nice setup for around $700 off there. Easily was over 2k new.

>>39869004
ugh...it's 2017 why should he have to say no homo