Fit perfectly in space on my rack that I needed it to, had plastic liner (unlike Rogue’s) and provides a great spot to store my Rogue DB-15 Dumbbell Handles. Strong and stable for barbells as well, as it’s designed for. Better value than other more expensive options.

$20.00 a pair…so a little expensive vs a plain stainless nut of same size, but multiple sizes available 5/8”, 3/4”, 1”. They are 3d printed out of PETG, the knurling is nice and durable and stainless nuts are used. If you don’t opt for knurled Rogue Nuts or Rorman Strength Stainless Nuts, or Deez Nuts, then this is the next best thing!

Got multiple weights and they are still going strong after about 5 years. Tread nice for grip with sweaty hands during Tabatas and other HIIT work. 70lb ball great for floor to overhead press burn out sessions, lighter slam balls great for rotational abdominal work. Plus, who doesn’t like slamming shit into the ground right???

This was the very first weight plate set that I got for Christmas as an 7th grader about 4 decades ago. Along with a York weight tree and basic “adjustable” bench. We had an unfinished portion to our basement that I hung a heavy bag, hung a pullup bar on a steel girder and created my first home gym as I was reading books on Franco Columbo, Frank Zane, Arnold, Lou, Robbie, Tom Platz, etc. - the legendary OGs of that Era of bodybuilding. This set, undoubtedly exists in someone’s home still as these will last forever. 1” plates aren’t as practical now and I’d never suggest anyone picking up a set over Olympic plates. But these hold a lot of sentimental meaning - reminding me of my upbringing, starting my lifting journey and getting me strong for grade school and the beginning of high school football. Even in high school, despite us having our school gym to train at, I still would mess around on weekends and off days in my basement with this 1” set.

Definitely satisfactory for calf raises. Not expensive at all. Gives about 4 1/4” raise for good stretch range. Built well. Only remark is that I had to put skateboard tape over top to provide better grip on soles of shoes to prevent slippage.

I picked these up as my set of plates for my gym. I liked the gray hammertone finish and they were fairly accurate in tolerances. I went with a urethane coated option about a year later. These are a decent value and will last forever.

Solidly made with multi adjustments for different sized athletes. Bench attachment tubing (not shown on product image) fits other brand benches too, which is a plus since some manufacturers don’t offer this for their benches. The padding is firm, yet comfortable. Only addition/improvement I would add (via JD Gym Equipped) would be some rotational knurled handles.

I have a set of these on my Rogue Landmine Handle as well as on my Revolt Side Lateral Raise. The two on my Landmine handle are stationary/fixed whereas the two on my Side Lateral Raise are rotational. The tactile improvement is well worth the cost. Nothing like stainless steel with knurling being your contact point with a piece of gear. The rotational option, depending on your application, also adds functionality that otherwise wasn’t present.