Rogue Rubber Hex Dumbbells

Nothing special that sets them apart from any other dumbbell in this style but still great. Wait for Black Friday, Rogue usually offers free shipping on them.

The Rogue Rubber Hex Dumbbell is similar to any other rubber hex dumbbell currently available on the market yet significantly more expensive. Aside from price my only other complaint is the white, powdery haze that doesn't seem to go away. Apparently, if you apply "Armor All Protectant" this will restore the rich, black color. I purchased these to match the Rogue aesthetic of my gym but any other rubber hex dumbbell would have been equally as good.

Typical white label hex dumbbells, I was lucky enough to find these at a gym going of business. They are on par with other hex dumbbells, but I did get them with the intention of dropping them frequently so the have met my needs. My wife doesn't see the need to place them readable and uniformed with the other dumbbells.

No one can tell me these overpriced ergo bells are superior to the Walmart variety. I don’t buy it. I’ve owned these (5-75) and Cap and there’s no difference in the rubber or shaft. None. Don’t waste your money one these. And for that matter, be a grownup and get some dumbbells that have a regular shaft, not one of these silly convex handles.

The Rogue Rubber Hex Dumbbells are absolute tanks. I’ve got a mix of other brands in the garage, but these are in a different league when it comes to toughness. I’m a bit rough on my gear and clumsy at the best of times, so adjustable dumbbells were never going to survive me. While some other brands available in Australia seem to mark and dent if you even look at them funny, these are made of a much harder, more resilient rubber. I snagged them during an Aussie Rogue sale, and the quality is so good I’m happy to pay the premium for more. I definitely drop them, especially after carries to failure, and it is bloody satisfying. They take the hit and stay in top shape every time. These are the ones to get if you want a dumbbell that actually lasts.

Not any better or worse then other hex dumbbells, chances are they are made in the same factory

Same as any other hex set except branding and name. I suggest a matte Black Friday buy, secondary market, or if local to Ohio hit the garage sale when you can and pray for the best

These are fine dumbbells, no different than CAP or any other budget brand besides the Rogue branding.

I got mine used from an old CrossFit gym that was going out of business. I have some other rubber hex dumbbells and I can’t tell the difference (besides branding)

These are on par with other options. Same imported dumbbells. If you want it to say Rogue buy these. If not go with a cheaper option.