These things are overbuilt like everything that Rogue does but I think they need to be updated. They don't have the ramp feature as they approach the rack, they don't have pop pins built in, they are incredibly tall so they can't be placed low on the rack. They just need a tune up. But they are safe. I had to modify them a bit so that they could fit on PRx's wall mounted storage but they definitely need some more help.

This is great if you don't have the space for a 2nd rack like a lot of the fancy pantsy garage gyms have. I have one wall mounted for the Fringe Sport Mammoth Belt Squat and Rogue dip attachment. It works great and seems to be holding up well. I'm not sure why they don't offer a taller version but I recommend it for space-saving.

This is a butt kicking but it can get super expensive. I love using it but bought an early version of it then I needed to upgrade a bunch of parts as they made improvements. Its quiet to use and easy to maneuver compared to a traditional sled. It still needs some weight on it to hold it to the floor esp. in the front. It is a fun piece of conditioning to use and I recommend it if you have the space to use it.

I bought this originally with my half rack. It served a purpose for a while until it was place with the Rogue Multiuse Rack Roller. I like the soft padding on the roller and it is very well done. I used it a few times for bulgarians but needed something more versatile.

I hardly use this. I thought I'd use it more but the way that the strap in connected makes it wayyyy harder when the strap is crossing over the attachment point. I like it overall but I think I need to come up with a modification for it so the resistance in more even throughout the movement.

These are probably the best stone molds but I feel like they are incredibly expensive. I think the hybrid ones might be a better option since its just a big plastic globe. The stickers fall off basically instantly. I like the the hybrid molds have the indentations.

This is a really nice pad for zerchering. I'm all for making an uncomfortable exercise more comfortable. Training zerchers without this pad can be an absolute nightmare and bruise up your elbow creases for weeks. I never trained zercher squats because of it. I liked doing a full zercher lift from the floor but I'd only do heavy singles because they hurt. Now they are comfortable and I don't mind training some volume with this. Buy it if you do zercher squats...

It is a cheap landmine attachment. It gets the job done. It locks down onto a bar pretty tight and feels safe to use. I think there are a bunch of choices for these and there isn't really a good reason for me to recommend this. The post style is more portable. The rack mounted ones can have a higher starting height. It's meh.