One thing comes to mind when I walk in my gym and see this bad boy hanging in all its glory..."This thing POPS!"

Pretty simple. Holds my weights and has for the past 6 years with no issue. There are better ones out there and there are worse ones out there.

I didn't actually spend my own money on these as a friend gave me a pair of 45s. Therefore it is hard for me to speak on value. However, based on performance, these REP bumper plates have gotten the job done. I don't like them better than my Rogue MIL Spec or Titan Economy bumper plates. These are a bit smoother and tend to get very slick during the high humidity summers here in Tennessee. Overall, they are a fine option for anyone looking to add more weight to their home gym.

Can't speak on these in too much depth as I only own the 5 lbs. pair. Mainly bought them to use as change plates and they have worked very well for that purpose. The finish is a bit cheap and slick. They also aren't the smoothest plates as far as texture. There have been a few instances where small jagged edges have stabbed/cut my hands while handling them. Overall, for what I use them for, they are fine. Definitely better options out there.

Not much to say here other than based on price, availability, and function, these are a fantastic option for those looking for a higher end budget option when it comes to bumper plates. They are not as good as Rogue, but they are better than the Rep, Cap and Ethos equivalents IMO.

These were first pair of weight plates I ever bought when starting my home gym. At the time during covid, steel plates were outrageously priced and also had long lead times. These guys were available & affordable. Perfect for anyone starting their home gym journey.

I don't know what else to say other than the Rogue Strongman Sandbags will put hairs on your chest. Or possibly rub them off if you are using this shirtless...

I upgraded to this from the Cap Fitness two post squat stands. For the price, what I personally use it for, and the overall quality, I would absolutely recommend this any beginner, intermediate, or even advanced home gym owner. Yes there are better options out there. However, to find a 4 post 14 gauge steel rack that doesn't break the bank and holds up to some of the best in the industry, in my opinion its absolutely worth it! (I did knock it one star on the "Build quality" for Titan changing from a 12 gauge steel to a 14 gauge steel)