I'm going to rate these high b/c they're well built and work as intended. That being said though, I don't find I use them much and would rather use one of my angled grip bars. However if you don't want to spend the money or give up the space for a dedicated barbell, these give you a "light" experience.

One of the gold standard DBs. Super expensive, but made in USA and will last longer in the gym than you!

Very expensive, but a legacy look of made in USA plates. These are rough for anything from the floor due to the design, but still aesthetic plates.

These are really no different than any other brand but you're paying a premium b/c it's through Rogue. The hex overall are "ok" as long as you're under 50lbs. Once you go to larger sizes they become very unwieldy.

This is a great standard all around bar from Rogue. It was the 2nd bar I ever bought. The only downside to this particular version is that the black zinc can green or fade over time.

It's a nice way to add some color or refinement to your standard rogue pull up bar, but really not necessary for the most part outside of aesthetics

These things suck, but they do sometimes keep the weights on the bar.

It's nicely built but it's a higher price being rogue and made in USA and prefer more of a tripod design for this application. The pad is super firm, so could be good or bad depending on preference.