Awesome piece of equipment for cardio. The classes are great, and the ability to free ride is also a nice bonus. I highly recommend looking for used options, as brand new ones are really expensive. The monthly subscription fee is also expensive, but both my wife and I use the classes, so it is definitely worth it.

Honestly, I'm really happy with adding the deadlift jack to my gym. It makes changing out plates a breeze...no more rolling the bar onto 2.5lb plates to unload plates! Seems decently built and I can't imagine needing to spend more money on a "better" deadlift jack, as this simply gets the job done.

Absolutely love these bumper plates. You know the quality you're getting when you buy Rogue and these plates are no exception. They can take a beating and feel really well built. I also love the super clean look of the Rogue bumper plates. Not the cheapest option, but also not the most expensive bumper plates out there. I bought a set of 45lbs and 25lbs, and plan to add another set of 45lbs and 10lbs in the future.

I'm pretty firmly planted in the "weight is weight" camp, so I'm overall very happy with these plates. I dig the "standard" look, and while I know there are cheaper options that are very similar, I went with Rogue due to the build quality over some of the cheaper options. These are a solid middle ground between high quality and inexpensive standard plates.

Pretty nice upgrade over the standard J hooks that are included with the T2 rack. The rollers feel really smooth and the bar moves into position easily and silently. The roller also feels gentler on the barbell than the standard J hooks, so I don’t feel as worried about them wearing down the barbell over time. They’re also nice because they fit into the standard hole on the rack and also have a nice little twist lock on the back to keep them in place. I do worry about the back piece over time because it’s metal on metal, so I’m sure it’ll eventually start wearing down the paint on my rack, but we’ll see if that’s the case long term. Is it a necessary upgrade over standard J hooks? Absolutely not, but if you have the money to spare and want smoother, quieter J hooks, these are a nice improvement.

Tested these out by dropping 405lbs on them and they caught it with 0 issue. They are made from really strong material and they're rated for over 6,000lbs of total weight, so you can definitely lift without any fear of these giving or breaking. I prefer safety straps to the pipe safeties or flip down safeties because I like to adjust the angle so the bar rolls away from me if I drop the weight. Another bonus is that the straps are way quieter than using the other safety options.

I bought the Hip Circle Sport 3 pack in 2018 that came with 3 different resistance levels. I use my Hip Circle almost every day as either a warm-up tool for squats or for doing lateral shuffles and lunges during conditioning work. I'm sure there are more inexpensive options out there, but these have really stood the test of time for me and haven't lost any elasticity in the 8 years I've been using them, so I have to credit the build quality. Great product and a great tool for activating the hips.

I am really pleased with the overall quality of these dip bars. I know Titan has a reputation for not always having the highest quality products, but these feel solid and comfortable to use. I've done dips with my bodyweight (170lb) + a 45lb plate for total of 215lb and these held up perfectly. They are nice and heavy and feel well built. I would recommend using them inside of the rack just because I'd worry about the T-2 rack wobbling or tipping forward if you're doing dips outside of it. I've only used them inside the rack and haven't had any issues whatsoever.