We bought our Rogue rack used and these were the safeties included with it. Huge step up from the pin & pipe garbage, not sure if they're better than the strap system. They do their job, but really only get moved on a heavy squat day or for pin presses. They've done fine on the rare occasion a loaded bar gets dumped on them. Adjusting them is easy enough, but it's amazing how lazy a person can be while exercising, so for the most part they stay stored at the lowest serviceable setting. Like previously stated, we didn't purchase them directly from Rogue, but it's rare Rogue will get 5 stars for value in my mind.

Has a little wobble no matter how tight everthing is...tightened. The wobble hasn't been an issue other than simply annoying, we still use it weekly. It was the best value I found compared to other companies, and hopefully listening to the Massenomics podcast helps us get strong enough to test the weight limit.

Great tool to have for loading an empty bar and unloading after working sets. One of the best additions we've added to our gym after the usual suspects.

Remember Myspace? This 6 bar gunrack is like the top friends section. Our gym is outdoors with a small, mostly enclosed shop. The best/most expensive bars get stored in there on the gunrack, while the rest have to brave the elements. It's a great addition once your realize you have more bars than the Globo Gym down the street. Only knocking value, because you have to pay for the Rogue brand. Considering adding another once I succumb to the relentless advertising for Texas Power Bars that I hear at least once a week. Opt for the plastic inserts to keep knurling in good shape.

This was the #1 attachment I wanted when we added a landmine to our gym. We have the fat grip version. It's great that it doubles as a jack. The first one Rogue sent out was bent, they sent us a replacement immediately. It doesn't get used as much as we intended, but feels great when we decided to pull it out. I'm on the shorter side of the height spectrum and have to stand on bumpers to really get a good stretch at the bottom...I blame my parents, not Rogue.

Fun for grip gauntlets, cheap enough to throw on an order. The 1" and 3" blocks are the most popular at our gym.

They're bands, they got picked when finishing out an order from Rogue to get a "3 ships free" deal. We have to change them out annually, as they are stored in an open air gym in Florida. I don't think that any other brand will last longer. I have noticed that the heavier bands are sometimes shorter or longer than the other, we simply added that resistance/color to another order from Rogue, because no gym is ever finished, and matched them as close as we could to make an even pair. That was kind of aggravating when doing squats or presses and the bar felt misloaded.

Got to use the metal versions at a competition, and they had been on my radar ever since. Completely unnecessary, but what they lack in practicality they make up for in coolness. They're permanently attached to one of our axles, and have made that bar more popular than it already was. Strongly recommend if you can find them on marketplace or second hand.