Used this extensively during back rehab. At time, the weight used was limited. The build quality was good and the movement after the first couple of uses was rewarding. Space is a big consideration for adding reverse hyper. I have been looking at the Scout Hyper from Westside because it folds up and allows for storage.

Went back on forth on buying this after trying out. The biggest issue for me was the footprint and then the price. No matter how much reconfiguring, I could not make it work. Once I started looking at alternative, I settled for REP's version. The saving was nearly $400 once shipping for Rogue is added. That is a huge difference for the competing price points even when considering U.S. made versus overseas. I love Rogue products, but sometimes the numbers just do not make sense.

Great quality for an entry level vintage plates. I have two sets, one with the Hollywood stamp and one without.

Purchased for my wife to use is her office. She enjoys using. Her main complaint is there is no pause option, so if she has to step away the timer and info will reset.

Quality is great. Like having Gold’s Gym represented in my gym

My second round for an adjustable kettlebell. Build quality and performance were good. I was ok with the overall weight, but ended up not caring for the adjustment levels. The adjustments are just in a weird configuration. If your preference is that adjustments be in consistent increments. this is not a good choice.

Our go to step training before we purchased a couple of plyo boxes. Quality is ok, though it’s not really built for heavy weight usage.

Work as intended. The build quality could be better as the coating is starting to chip off. No issue with performance.