#Titan

[@adamnickel]

I saw another guy built a wood box that he put between the pads so it’s like lifting off the ground. Just an idea. Edited- just got to the end of the video, you know.

[@mattgross76]

Yep. I used plywood and built up to 4.4 inches. Then I put the Titan rubber mats on top and it is flush with the crash pads... upcoming video...

[@nordicwilly6650]

Nice review thanks. When loading plates with the pads, do you prefer using the wedges or the jack?

[@mattgross76]

For regular deadlifts I prefer the jack, but when just using the pads for block pulls, the wedges work better. I hope that helps.

[@nordicwilly6650]

Many thanks @@mattgross76

[@mattgross76]

@@nordicwilly6650 No problem let me know if you have any other questions...

[@chuckyfox9284]

In the video they seem really quiet. Do you think I could use these in an apartment building? I'm currently using my strap safety, which works pretty well, but this seems even better.

[@mattgross76]

I do think they would work well in an apartment. They really are quiet.

[@joegonzalez6211]

Do you have any additional attachments to your t3 stand? I have one too and have a squatmax, pull-up bar and short pulley tower attached to it. I did however had to cut a 2x4 and brace it between the tower and the stand. Will get the lever arms and hopefully a seal roll pad.

[@mattgross76]

Yes, we recently got this y-dip bar: amzn.to/3km93hD

[@mattgross76]

Also, here's a video I did regarding the pull up bar: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gWPCk4eXeKibpMk

[@mattgross76]

And here's a video that covers the gym as a whole: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fITGi3WLjsaFitk Definitely get the spotter arms!