KeppiFitness Barbell Clips OPEN COLLAR

They hold well, and are the best I've used from a ease of use standpoint.

I have every type of collar in my home gym. From your cheap commercial gym spring ones, to your standard $20 colored plastic collars, to $250 calibrated Rogue competition collars. These magnetic ones are actually quiet good for the price. They have a strong grip on the bar. The magnet is also strong. Packaging was great. They esthetically look cool too. I'll probably grab another set in another color. Definitely in my top 3 for collars at the moment. Have only used once, will revist my review if they fall apart with further use.

Ordered the collars back on 12/22/23 and today one of the collars failed/broke. Seems the latch to tighten down on the bar broke around the barring. Looked at the other side (same collar) and noticed the other latch is cracked and about to break as well. Can no longer use due to collar not being able to tighten down. Durability is a question, but great while it lasted. Pics attached.

I have been using Rogue's aluminum barbell collars after having a poor experience with Titan's Twistlock Pro. My sleeves rotate so getting the Titan Twistlock to work was unnecessarily hard, and Rogue's worked great but got annoying quick sliding it in every time I wanted to do a drop set. Meet Keppi. Keppi's barbell clamps work absolutely amazing. The only caveat is maybe the tolerances of the clips. One I do not have to put much pressure to lock, but the other I have to use considerable force to lock and unlock. My wife has a hard time locking and unlocking that one. I plan to buy another pair in hopes to have one that is loose again so it makes it a bit easier.
The magnets work great as well, and for the price it can't be beat.

Obviously inspired by a high end brand. These are as good. Much better than traditional collars. Love that I can always find them because they magnetically hold to racks when not in use.