Very grippy step that looks good. It is magnetic so it can be flipped up and out of the way. The aggressive grip can scratch your rack like it did mine. If you’re fine with that possibility, then it’s a decent piece.

This is my current go-to belt for belt squatting. It has lots of rings to fit lots of body types. I ended up having to cut some length off so the rings don’t bang into my Voltras on belt squats. Most people will not have to do that—my setup dictates that I should. As for the padding, it is the most comfortable belt I’ve felt and there is no pinching. I can’t imagine needing to get the full size version as this is plenty of width and padding.

The horns attach easily and work like you think they would. The are only useful if you planning on using things other than barbells for your VTS, so the usefulness will vary from person to person. I don’t use them often but other people do.

Lightweight like the name implies and the knurling is good enough. Fits easily into my VTS and the hooks fit onto it easily. It’s a great option for Voltra users since you won’t have plates to load. If no Voltra, you’ll need the added weight horns attached to your VTS, and at that point, you might as well attach a normal barbell. I would only consider this if you have dual Voltras.

These are mostly what you expect from a slam ball. My 20 pound (not pictured) deflated itself so it’s an odd shape. There are cheaper options so don’t feel like you need a Rogue version of a slam ball.

These have to be the best overall value on the market for urethane plates. They feel fantastic either way the handles and the textured edges. The tolerances are tight with no rattling around on my bars. If you want a plate with a premium feel, this is the way to go. You will not regret it.

Finally, a grip trainer that you can smell. But for real, it’s a fun and unique way to train grip and it gives you the distinct smell that we all love.

Overbuilt and can handle any load you put on it. You know what you’re getting when you buy Rogue.