I really like these and want to use them more than I do, but I haven’t yet gotten additional pairs, which is stopping me from doing more with them. I was spoiled and got these used for a song, and now I can’t justify spending Rogue money on some more. I do prefer them to kettlebells. It’s not a 1:1, but close enough for my needs.

These are pretty good for what they are, not excellent. They do the job but the hooks tend to pop out when you remove an attachment if you have to lift up. MiUSA and readily available through Wall Control or Amazon, so shipping is easy. I’ve got these all over the gym to store my attachments, belts, Barbell Rescue brush, shoes, wraps, etc. I’m sure there’s something else that does just the same for cheaper, but these are like stall mats for your wall - a must if you consider yourself a legit home gym’er.

I got this about 4 years ago when this version dropped. At the time, it was a whole lot more expensive, north of $2k, and it was before all the Amazon brands got into the space selling these for half the price. It was fine, I guess. The head rest for the leg press was not tall enough, so my head would fall off the back and didn’t give support during bigger loads. The hack squat was at the wrong angle and hurt my knees. And the calf raise bent the first time I tried it. It’s a plate eater and a space eater. I sold it and I do not miss it.

This thing is a monster and can take a massive beating. I sold it because my training changed, but man, do I miss it. If I had the room in my gym, I'd try to find one used again. Nothing like throwing a ton of weight on this thing and walking into the cul-de-sac like a frigging caveman. Five stars all the way around.

There is nothing wrong with these things. I bought them from Walmart up to 50 pounds as the first set of dumbbells I had in my garage. I swapped them out with Rogue after a bit. And, well, they're pretty much the exact same thing - though Rogue claims they make theirs differently? Uh huh. I've got Rep's now, which is a much better feel since they are not convex on the dumbbell shaft. That's the only thing I'd knock these for.

This was the first bench I had from Rep. There were two issues with it. First, it did not have a cage around the ladder, so you couldn't store it upright. The second, and bigger issue, was that it had no rubber feet on it. So when I was using the ole leg drahv on my bench, I'd slide up on my platform in my cage. That sucked. Sold it and now very happy with the 5200 2.0.

I had these a few years ago and ended up selling them before they got so crappy to look at that I would have not gotten a penny. Don't get me wrong, it's weight, and they weigh somehwat close to what they say they do - within state tolerance, for sure. But the issue is that the rubber over the metal began to fray around the inner diameter hole, and the colors got yellowed really quickly. Maybe that's prima donna stuff, but for the price of these? You're better off with the cheap ones on Amazon that are rubber coated, or better yet, if you must fanboy Rogue and overpay for imported weight plates, go urethane, as those look the same after years of use.

This thing is beefy AF. It’s also the first dip attachment I’ve owned for my rack that doesn't hurt my shoulders after using it. It’s a piece of art, really, and makes it pleasurable to do dips. I do have the Rogue version in Rogue Red but that want an option at the time of review. Great piece of kit, easy to store away.