Rogue Mace

Rogue Mace

The Rogue Mace is fully machined and assembled in the Rogue factory in Columbus, Ohio. The shaft for the 15LB and 20LB versions start with solid stainless steel that is machined down and knurled into a 32MM diameter shaft. The 33.5MM hollow shaft on the lighter 10LB and 12.5LB maces are machined to spec and each feature an ideal knurl that is light enough not to tear your hands, but has enough “stick” to provide optimal grip. The pommel at the end of the shaft is machined from a solid billet of stainless steel, further enhancing the quality and feel of the mace. The sleeve of the mace is precision machined to tolerances that leave minimal end float, providing a secure and smooth rotation.

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Rogue Mace Reviews

Based on 3 reviews from Gym Radar users, the Rogue Fitness Rogue Mace have an average rating of 4.33 out of 5. They're currently the #2 most-owned Maces & Clubs on Gym Radar, with 16 home gyms reporting ownership.

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Big Josh
Goertz Gym
40 reviews
859 points
(4.00)
7/1/2026
I have the 15lb and the 20lb versions of this mace. They're very satisfying to touch, but also they're one of the least used pieces of equipment I own. Rogue's dumbbell urethane bumpers have a cutout to sit completely flush with the end of the mace, which is cool and helps it stand upright.
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Anonymous
PH gym
16 reviews
279 points
(4.67)
3/5/2026
I have the 12.5lb mace. It’s great for warm ups when doing upper body and also to build strength. The more aggressive knurling would not make it good for flow style mace work.
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Eagle Egg’s Power Gym for The Orphans
Eagle Egg’s Power Gym for The Orphans's Gym
49 reviews
877 points
(4.33)
2/25/2026
I have the hollow 12.5lb one and it’s a cool niche product. I use it to warm up on bench days to get the blood flowing in my shoulders. Swinging it gives me all the tingles in the right places, mainly my shoulders. Is it necessary? Probably not, but it’s a cool break from stuff you might not have done in a commercial gym.
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