These are good plates overall but nothing special. Most calibrated plates are similar enough where it's going to boil down to what's priced the best, and which face design most appeals to you.

I like these a lot not only for use within a deadlift platform, but to use on exercises like deficit deadlifts or on top of a box squat box.

These are expensive for what they are, but if you add them in when buying your rack, you end up saving money b/c you don't waste any on the pin/pipe safeties.

These are really nicely made plates and an homage to the Ivanko Revolver designs. That being said though, they are one of the few cast plates not made in the USA that Rogue offers.

I don't find these to be any better necessarily than the no name brands on Amazon, but overall still solid mini bands.

Change plates tend to be more expensive as they need to be more accurate. These ones are very nice and coated with a rubber/urethane to keep them looking fresh. If you don't do olympic lifting however you're prob better off getting something more affordable. I had the LBS version, but they are the same.

If you choose to take your drink out of your drink spotter, these stall mats will still protect your floor from heavy beverage drops.

These are def more of a "hey look at this weird thing I bought for my gym" but they still have a cool factor. I got them before they stopped making them and think I paid something like $100-$150 for all 3 of them. They're all really light and don't really have enough resistance to be useful as a mace. You also need to be careful b/c I def cut a hole in some of my uncovered basement ceiling with the katana.