Great GHD! Plenty of adjustments high quality padding and overbuilt construction- will last a lifetime! Larger footprint so can be harder to justify if you are tight on space. Great way to train the hamstrings and can do ab work as well

Any time I am traveling and find a gym with a rhino belt squat I have to use it! One of the best feeling belt squats on the market. Can get creative and use it for other exercises too. Overbuilt like most items from rogue, definitely something I wish I had the space (and budget) for

Titan is a great option for storage pieces! Does exactly what you need for less than competing brands (ie Rogue).

Well built bar as you’d expect from rogue! Not as whippy as other deadlift bars on the market, but still gives you plenty of bend! Small hand folks like me love the thinner diameter bar. In a vacuum it’s an amazing deadlift bar! Compared to others it might fall short

Great adjustable bench! Minimal gap between pads. Like all rep benches the vinyl is durable and grippy. Light and easy to move around on the wheels. The ability to store upright is a huge feature

Never seen the need to upgrade from the standard j cups included with Rogue racks. They get the job done. Despite having uhmw they do have contact points where they rub on the bar- which is a non issue in my eyes because you most likely would never grab the bar out that far

Overbuilt and unnecessary and expensive….but it sure does make the rack look premium!! Really “pops” in any color

From purely looking at the rack and its specs the R-3 is hard to beat from a price/value standpoint. This rack will hold up to 99.9% of people’s strength levels. The fully welded side pieces make it super sturdy. Small footprint with 2x3 design that I love (makes it slightly narrower decreasing the chances of hitting the uprights unracking). No frills and I love it. The only consideration where it would take a hit is rogues 2x3 infinity line ecosystem of attachments is limit (as are with other companies). If having a lot of attachments is paramount you might want to upgrade to a 3x3 rack (5/8 or 1” hardware).