Even fully loaded with bumpers (740 pounds), it moves pretty well on the optional wheels. Rogue Infinity attachments (barbell holder) mount up easily to make this plate tree more versatile. Powder coating on each weight horn has worn off the top but a little wear never hurt anybody.

This is my main barbell. It's a jack of all trades, master of none for lifting. The Cerakote coating dulls the knurling, which isn't great, but it has held up in humid South Florida garage gym conditions without any rusting. If I were in a more temperate climate, I'd choose another bar. But I appreciate the protection of the Cerakote.

It's a J-Cup. The UHMW sandwich protects my bar while re-racking. It's also UHMW lined, which gives it a nice, secure fit on my uprights. It doesn't budge during use whatsoever.

I'm torn on the Iron Neck pro. It is effective and has helped me tremendously with neck pain and posture. The rotation tension dial and the air bladder head fitment are pretty nice. It's built well, and I've enjoyed using it, but I really can't justify the price. Other, slightly less feature-rich options are much less expensive.

Performance-wise, it's rectangle-ish, which is nice. It has knobs on each adjustable leg, which takes out any wobble. I mainly use it as a dumbbell stand for Power Blocks. It also functions well as a make-shift lat pull-down seat.

The added versatility of swapping the eye bolt from the 3" to the 4" side is nice. Simple and no frills but well made.

I appreciate the build quality and sturdiness of this ab wheel. I've experienced a lot of flex while using others, but this one is solid like everything else from Rogue.

The drink spotter lite is perfect for safely securing mid-lift session refreshment.