A few 2x4s, some plywood and a few casters makes for a great cart for your loadable dumbbell setup. I put some PVC over the wood dowels to protect them and a Rogue vertical bar hanger holds the loadable dumbbells.

Flashback to COVID times and my wife was convinced that paying top dollar for one of these (versus spending $800 on a Rogue Echo Bike) was the way to go. Despite dropping enough money on this thing to buy three Echo Bikes, she does not use it three times as much as I would have used the Echo. But I digress... Yes, value is trash because of when I bought it (and the monthly subscription) but you can also just use it without the instructors and not have to pay a monthly. The build quality isn't terrible, but something repeatedly clicks whenever you get out of the saddle and we still have no idea what it is. Would I buy this again? Absolutely not, but I'm also not the target customer by a long shot.

Great build quality, not super expensive either. The coating is great, and hanging from the 2 3/8" really smokes your grip fast.

It's heavy duty and there doesn't appear to be any defects. The knurling leaves a bit to be desired, but....it's a rotating handle and it does what it says it does.

This was one of the first things I bought for my gym in 2019 and it has held up extremely well. I have well over 1000 lbs of weight stored on it, so don't be scared by the 2x3. I wish Rogue made more 2x3 attachments but there are plenty of other manufacturers out there who do.