Absolutely love these leg rollers. They are larger diameter than expected and makes them super comfortable for every movement I've tried with them. The vinyl is the perfect amount of grippiness. Used these for Bulgarians, modified GHDs, Nordics and as leg holders for the lat pull down; they've been rock solid with every movement.

I've been using the Ares 2.0 for several months and have to say it has lived up to the hype. This was an entirely new set up for our gym on a 6-post 30" depth and 93" uprights. So far, no issues at all with cable twisting. I did stretch the cables out on the floor for a day and really took my time with the routing process making sure I wasn't twisting the cables back up. I am also using the swivel shackles on the front trolleys which I think are a must add. The cables are smooth and the trolleys are easy to adjust with one hand. We use the dual pull points for a lot of our workouts, so I do agree with others that the 2-to-1 connector does need improvement for faster changes. That is the only remotely negative piece of feedback I have. Overall, I wish I'd bought the Ares much sooner.

The versatility and lighter weight make this a great multi use bar. This is definitely user specific, but I do find the handle diameter to be a bit too small. I wish it was more similar in diameter to the Rep Dumbbell handles. That said, a lot of the time I will use Versa Grips with it and then don't notice the diameter at all.

I've had no issues with these band sets. I use them for both mobility work and banded lifts including bench, deadlift and squat. Do they eventually wear out and snap? Of course, any band set that is used regularly will especially if exposed to large temperature swings and humidity. I've gotten 2+ years of regular use out of multiple sets.

I've been using these for over a year and absolutely love them. The handle size and knurling are perfect. It took me a little bit to get the hang of the pop pins for setting the weight, but don't even have to think about it anymore. They are rock solid and I actually like using these more than a regular dumbbell for things like bench and tricep work.

Absolutely amazing SkiErg. I previously had the Concept2 SkiErg and put 5 million meters on it. The pull feels identical and the little touches on the Rogue make it worth it. Really like the handle holders next to the monitor and the feet placement markings on the stand. Like all things Rogue it is completely over built. Super easy to move around on turf tires as well.

These plates are super nice and love the feel of the urethane coating. Easy to grab and work really well if I need to mix and match with bumpers. The one negative I want to call it is that they are not perfectly flat on the outer edge. There is a subtle seam or something on the outer edge of the plates means the 45s don't stand up by themselves.