My first "commercial" treadmill in my gym. I no longer have this but during the 5+ years that me and the wife used it, I only had to replace the walking belt twice and the motor did have to be replaced with a brand new one but was free of cost under warranty. Not too bad. I bought it new for about $4,500 and was able to sell it for $2000; think I got a good return. The yearly subscription is where I ding this for value. I was grandfathered into a $188/yr subscription to iFIT which is worth it if you're going to use the resources it offers; I just didn't use it to its full potential. If you're not grandfathered in, it's closer to $350/yr last I checked. That's a deal breaker for me. The treadmill itself was solid and did its job. I'm replacing it with a manual treadmill that doesn't require power and needs less maintenance.

It’s a belt so who cares, right? Well I do and this belt is premium. I already own the Rogue belt squat belt for my Rhino and this REP belt shits on the Rogue belt imo, just being honest. It’s better padded, has a hook to hang when not in use, and feels premium. I got it for the REP Strive but I’m going to start using it for my Belt Squats also.

These are a huge upgrade from the V1s in almost every way. They’re beefy as hell but surprisingly not that bulky vs the older version. They have protective material everywhere even where I’d never need it. Aesthetically, these pop very well on my rack. My main gripe with the old rep spotter arms was that they couldn’t be locked into place with a pin and they would always move with the slightest touch. These don’t have a pin either but they’re locked into place. Coming in at $260 shipped to my door, feels like a great deal.

Not gonna lie, I definitely use this more as a seat to rest in between leg movement sets or a place to rest my dumbbells in between arm working sets. That said, when I do use it for box jumps every blue moon, it’s very very solid and stable on the 20” and 24” side. The 30” is a little sketch if you don’t land in the center. I’ve been looking for another one on the market place because I refuse to pay Rogue’s insane shipping fee for this. It’s a good box but find one on marketplace, or get one in a bulk order with Rogue.

Good machine, does what it’s intended to do and does it well. The resistance starts immediately with both movements. It’s pretty compact but there are better options that give this a run for its money. Assembly was such a pain in my left testicle, it took me awhile to like it again after that nightmare but happy to report no issues since. Not the best, not the worst.

Personally not huge fan of the coating on this. In hindsight I’d get the raw version. I added some grip tape to mine and it made a pretty significant difference. Outside of that, it’s good.

I’ve had these bumpers for just over 5 years now and they’re still as strong as ever. No complaints. I use them indoors and outdoors when the cooler Texas weather hits. The lettering has discolored a little on a few Of them but that doesn’t matter to me at this point but wanted to mention it for potential buyers. Solid bumper plates from Rogue.

I only got these so that my wife could reach the pull up bar on our 93” rack. She’s just over 5ft and always used a box or something to reach it. This fixes the issue and they stay out of the way. They’re a little pricey for what they are and do but they are incredibly solid.