This thing is great for a couple reasons. If you have a shorter rack and some extra ceiling space, you can get your pull ups a few inches higher. If you don't have the ceiling space you can flip it upside down and hit pull ups without hitting your head.

Built well for sure, but this thing gets crowded quickly on a rack. I've found I would rather not have this hanging over me and instead use something with a smaller footprint to do different grips.

Something about Rogue's angles just sets it apart. They offer this in a few finishes which is nice, just need a stainless option!

Not a fan of this bar. It tried to emulate the new gen power bar but did everything worse while still keeping the inflated price tag. Was very poorly constructed as well.

Airex pads are by far the most comfortable. Glad to see they now also sell a grey version b/c the blue really sticks out. This foam pad feels the nicest, but you'll pay a premium for it.

Pretty much the standard basic amazon option. Works well and doesn't break the bank. Not fancy but gets the job done.

This is somewhere between a regular brush and the Barbell Rescue. The issue I have with this one is that when you put heavy pressure on this one it can end up flattening bristles b/c the pressure tends to be greatest at the edges.

Much nicer than the elites with their build quality and bit more room in the handles for large hands. I still don't like the form factor as heavy weights feel extremely awkward.