Similar to most people, my biggest complaint with these is they're not easy to move up and down the upright. I took a page out of Brandon's book and got the pop pins in the side so that I can take them off and on easily. I'm surprised rogue has not come up with a better solution given that they now have carriages on some of their newer racks.

These work A-Okay but the blank zinc definitely wears out over time. I wish there was a better coating they came with.

These are my second favorite colors to the rogue aluminum collars. If I had to buy one pair I go with the rogue ones over these.

These thick boys get used as blocks more than they get used as weights. They work okay. Just take up lots of space.

These knockoffs do tend to have a little bit of issue with the eyelet starting to warp after time.

Been using mine with a fat pad for several years. This thing is built like a tank. No better flat bench for the price.

I probably need to size up, but I definitely lose circulation of my fingers if I wear it for more than 10 minutes. It does help my posture on a couple movements and I like to use it when I am doing tricep push downs.

Classic look for powerlifters that need an affordable pair of calibrated collars.