
26'ER™ Wagon Wheel Pair
Rogue’s 26’ER™ Wagon Wheel set includes two oversized, 26” diameter bumper plates made from quality recycled rubber. At a weight of 70 LBS each, these plates are heavier than our standard 45 LB laser-cut steel Wagon Wheel Pair, but offer the same deadlift training benefits at a budget-friendly price point.
26'ER™ Wagon Wheel Pair Reviews
Based on 17 reviews from Gym Radar users, the Rogue Fitness 26'ER™ Wagon Wheel Pair have an average rating of 4.55 out of 5. They're currently the #1 most-owned Wagon Wheel on Gym Radar, with 32 home gyms reporting ownership.
17 Reviews
Performance
4.76 / 5
Build Quality
4.94 / 5
Value
3.94 / 5
User Reviews
Leave a Review (4.00)
I first used these at a strongman comp during a deadlift medley. I liked the feel of the height I pulled from so bought a set. Overall, I really like using them. They are Rogue so the quality is spot on, there was almost no smell from the rubber when they arrived and the bounce is really nice.
The only downside for me is storage and the limited use I have for them. They are also not the best to load on a bar. But.. I would buy them again and do recommend them especially if you regularly train deadlift and like mixing in variation to your programming.

(5.00)
These are so much better then the metal wagon wheels, have had them for 4 years with no issues have 3 pairs and have held up great to much abuse at our Strongman gym

(4.33)
Outstanding pieces that look cool and are nice wagon wheels - but they really are just about having cool wagon wheels. All kinds of blocks exist or can be built that solve the problem with your current weight. But those of us who buy wagon wheels buy them because we want cool and not a chunk of wood. If I didn’t already have a pair, they’d be in my gym. Also no worry of bending the outside metal like you get in some poorly planned wagon wheels

(3.67)
Great quality and cool plates but don’t really get a lot of use for me. Best for block pulls.

(4.67)
Got to use the metal versions at a competition, and they had been on my radar ever since. Completely unnecessary, but what they lack in practicality they make up for in coolness. They're permanently attached to one of our axles, and have made that bar more popular than it already was. Strongly recommend if you can find them on marketplace or second hand.

(3.67)
These are completely unnecessary as there are way too many ways to complete a block pull movement. And they’re 70 freaking pounds, way over the top. But man, they’re so much damned fun to use. I couldn’t justify at the current price though - I got them when they were like $80 cheaper, so if you can grab a pair second hand, do it. The only reason I took off a star for performance is because they don’t quite line up evenly with the barbell collars, so they’re always a little wobbly.

(4.67)
Pricey, but well made. I basically use these for deadlift to give myself a bit of a break from the full movement.

(5.00)
I love having these around the gym for block pulls, farmers carries on the open hex bar, and floor presses. Great product and well-made.

(4.33)
The quickest way to simulate block pulls which is super nice and easy. I just personally won't add them to my home gym vs having my deadlift mats because you're stuck at one mimumum height and they don't store well compared to other plates because of their height

(5.00)
These things are great. I use them for deadlifts and axle clean and press.



