45 LB Pair Wagon Wheel Pulling Blocks

The Titan Fitness wagon wheels have been a great addition to my gym. Due to arthritis in my lumbar spine & hips, I can’t do a standard deadlift anymore. The wagon wheels made it possible for me to deadlift again. I have owned mine for over 7 years now, and they are still in great shape. I use them weekly. My son has also deadlifted 600+ lbs. multiple times with no warping issues. However, if they are abused, they can bend. When I purchased mine they cost half of what Titan charges now. At the price I paid, I highly recommend them. At their current price, sadly I can not recommend them.

Bought a pair when they first came out and seemed like a decent copy of Mark Bell's design from Rogue. Nothing subtle about them. Ton of slop on the bar so they bang like giant gongs. Left marks on the concrete until I put mats down. If I had to do it over again today - now that the Rogue 26'ER is on the market - I'd probably get the 26'ER.

They get the job done. If they get abused a bit the edges will absolutely bend. Mine have become closer to hexagon shaped than circles. But I still like them, and not a terrible price. Although the Rogue 26ers are just a bit more expensive and I like those a lot better. Compare that option before deciding.

These are a nice add on to your deadlift routine got rid of mines a while back but wouldn't mind having them again

As with most Titan things, buy second hand or on the many Titan sales they have always. They are loud and jarring, but that’s fine in a gym. The other side that can’t be understated is getting the shock/impact in your hands of the bar coming back down on the floor. If you have bumpers/boxes or anything then it’s better. It’s not a bad tool to have that can be hid in the corner (or under your bed). But I ain’t used them in a minute.

Bend over time, especially if used for axle clean and press. Would not recommend

They were priced right and I don’t have room for boxes so I went with these for block pulls. So far they are holding up but I’m only going up to 440lbs. Would recommend

I got these used for $100 I believe, so if you can get them used, the value is much better. I still rated the value as low, however, because buying new for most Titan items these days seems risky to say the least. Their prices are much to close to Rep to warrant risking getting a lemon from Titan. If you do get a deal on them though, it’s a different equation. I agree that they are very loud, but they work just fine as long as you have horse stall mats or something similar under them. I am not a heavy deadlifter by any means though (probably 425 or so is the most I’ve lifted on mine), so that may be a factor for you. I did see a video a while back of Brian Shaw’s wagon wheels of a similar all metal design and they were so bent up they looked like octagons). If you have the money, I think the bumper style like Rogue has are much better, but then again, I don’t think I could justify spending that much for something I might use once a month.

These are doable if you get a good deal on them, but they're not the best build quality and they can damage your flooring potentially. Prefer to use the Rogue bumper versions instead, but more pricey.

Really not to shabby very stable and if you need something for elevated deadlifts