Pretty decent product from Titan. Didn’t use it much because it hurt my shoulders. The same exact issue I’ve had with every one of these things except for the Mutant Metals UDA. Not sure why but that’s the facts. Never worried about the ability of this thing to hold my weight. Solid product.

I prefereeed the seat on the Assault ProX but this is a five star, eff you cardio piece from the bowels of hell. Never even kept a good pic of it after I sold it because I didn’t want reminding of how awful it felt. But it’s sneaking in here behind the GHD.

Much better options out there and it was way overpriced for what it is. Too low to store very much and surprisingly flimsy for a Rogue branded product. Way overpriced for the amount of steel you end up with.

Wobbly, comical welds, shoddy powdercoat. I sold this when I picked up the Kadillac bar a ways back. Wouldn’t recommend this thing for many reasons.

I've bolted a few pair of these to my walls even after selling the set I bought with my rack. There are easier mounting options, but I had bought additional pairs for my rack and have enjoyed having them on the wall for easy access to change plates. The chrome look is pretty slick on the wall and even though I'd prefer to have some stainless steel action, I'm not willing to risk what would happen if i didn't replace these correctly and messed up my wall more than it already is.

Meh. It is a budget piece that does what it is supposed to do. It's lightweight and portable, which is nice, but don't think you're going to get too many plates on it. This was the first weight tree I owned and I utilized it until I decided to add weight horns to my rack and on my walls. If you've got a budget set up, this fits the space nicely.

Also had these during covid. Much better pricing currently than the regular Milspecs, at $585 for a 260lb set, they're comparable to the Echos. But they are still 2.75" thick, which is dumb for a bumper plate. I couldn't stand having that thick of a 45lb plate in my hand, especially for loading/unloading for deadlifts. I paid $598 with tax and shipping in the summer of 2020, so these are about the same price currently, maybe $30 more for a 260lb set delivered. It's a good deal considering. But I would prefer the slimmer black Echos over this unless you needed to do the ACTF and needed these for prep.

I bought this as a beater bar when I first started my gym and I paid $60. The current cost is $90, so I guess inflation and whatnot after 7 years the new price is... okay. The chrome is garbage and the knurling is non-existant, so don't go looking for something premium. I'm not sure it even had bushings, if I'm being honest. After a few weeks of using it with a landmine, I noticed the sleeves were both getting loose. While I'd give both ends a tug with an allen key before each use, the thing never stayed tight. I wouldn't recommend this for anyone for any reason. So many other options out there, I'd spend up and get The Beast if I was hung up on Cap, but definitely keep away from this one. Oh, also, the chrome flaked off. Horrible experience.