Welcome to the den! Most of the people on here are going to want to know your stats, diet, training history, etc before they even consider talking gear with you. Great group with a ton of knowledge.
Lots of good guys here with lots of experience. The best advice will come with more detailed information. Being able to get a idea of your relative progress thus far is greatly helpful.
Best blanket advice I can give you is to have your training and lifestyle in a good place to take advantage of what it has to offer.
Have everything planned out ahead of time and have everything you need for pre and post before beginning.
My advice is always slow and steady wins the race. A lot of younger guys these days advocate much larger cycles than people did in the past. I would avoid rushing take things slow and measured.
But tell us a little more about yourself and good luck