After four days of reading, comparing, rereading, and finally voting, the big winner is…

With your vote, a fellow meathead will be just a click away from fulfilling their wildest iron dreams this holiday season…
Choose wisely.

If Santa and his reindeer deliver these items, you’re guaranteed to have a great Christmas and an amazing strongman contest at your school!

This list is for the aged, the battered, and the arthritic lifter you love. Let’s face it, he or she will always train, so help ease their pain.

With $50 you could buy a pair of Croc Lock Collars, so many bands, a Shoulder Saver Pad, (2) Dead Wedges, lots of apparel, a Backnobber, Spud Straps, (7) bottles of Wake Up Motherf****r Smelling Salts, (1 1/2) pair of compression pants. Imagine what you could do with $500…

Instead of sacrificing time with the family to train, buy these items. They’ll save you time that can be well-spent with your kids and partner instead.

Whether you’re new to the Westside Conjugate Method or a die-hard supporter, this list has got you covered.

Volunteering at the local mall as the jolly fat man in red? Want to convince your kids that you are the one in charge of the naughty and nice list? If you want to look like Santa Claus himself, stop gobbling your kids’ cookies and milk on Christmas Eve and look no further than what’s on this list.

Toss that budget sheet into the trash and max your credit card at elitefts.com. Alternatively: Ask Mom for her credit card.

elitefts apparel: The secret to being the best uncle ever. Also, Dave? Do me a huge favor and make some new designs so I can keep this position… I’m running out of options.

Gyms only go so far in mimicking the items used in strongman competitions, so read on to start building your personal strongman training arsenal.

Santa checks his list at twice, so maybe you should also double-check your wishlist to assess what if you want is REALLY what you need.

Tired of the commercial gym? Maybe it’s time to start up your own gym in the garage. Not sure where to start? Look no further than this 12-item list.

Sifting through November, here’s the listing of what ranked at the top (in terms of popularity). And speaking of lists… stumped in finding the perfect gift for a loved one infatuated with lifting weights? Oh then, keep reading.

Trust me, you will want me repping your brand while I’m crushing monster lifts all over the garage.

He squats, benches, and deadlifts week in and week out with no variation. Specialty bars? Ha! Accommodating resistance? Ha!

There are many versions of such misanthropes around (with home gyms of their own), and while this list will make their days, months, and years, it will make any true appreciator of strength training happy.

With Christmas just around the corner and elitefts.com having some great sales, now is the best time to stock up. Here is a surefire way to pass the “beast mode” and “savagery” onto your newborn.

You could always go one step further and get all five of my recommendations for less than $65!

They’re here because they travel during the week and are training out of the hotel’s fitness center, or they work days and can train only late at night, which requires him to go to one of those 24/7 fitness places where there is “no yelling, no chalk or pretty much no anything you would require for serious training.”

Part one is all of the stuff I already have from elitefts that is helping me to get better and that I would recommend to anyone, especially those recovering from shoulder surgery. Part two is all of the stuff I still want to get from elitefts.

While my back and hips are holding up just fine, my shoulders, well, that’s another story.