Smooth, solid, great grip, reasonably priced. Top notch all around.

These have a great contour that fits better around your body, plus handles that make them more versatile. And they're made in the USA. I'd like them even better if I actually used the vest, but that's my own problem.

This hanger is perfect. Protects the collars with UHMW plastic, compact, and mounts securely to a stringer. Zero complaints.

I have the rack-mounted version of this roller and love how solid it feels. Maybe this is petty, but the one thing that drives me crazy is the lame Rogue sticker. It would be nice if they laser cut the logo, or gave it some other real branding, so it didn't look like a toy.

I really like this system, and the range of hooks gives it a ton of versatility. What bugs me is the way the hooks attach: they wiggle, and they pop out more often than they should. I'm rooting for someone to solve this with a proper snap-in design that makes the whole thing feel solid.

It looks like Rogue has discontinued the RML-3, which probably makes sense: it's welded at the cross-members, so it's more expensive to produce and ship. But I digress. If you're reading this review, you're probably thinking about buying one second-hand, so here are my thoughts. The RML-3 isn't compatible with the Rogue Slinger, so if you're planning to add that pulley system, this rack isn't for you. In my case, the welded design is the selling point. With no bolted cross-members in the way, I can set my plate pins lower on the rack, and I have a lot more flexibility in where my Bridge Built Omni Pulley goes, since the adjustable pulley can mount lower than it could otherwise. In short: if you're eyeing a Rogue pulley system, skip this rack. But if you want an old-school, simply designed power rack, I can't imagine there's a better option than this classic.

Oh boy, where do I start. First of all, I love this pulley system. It's buttery smooth on my Rogue RML-3, and the rock solid operation of the upper and lower pulleys gives everything a truly professional cable machine feel, from hamstring curls to triceps pushdowns to lat pulldowns. Everything about this system is top notch, but my recommendation comes with one important caveat: at least when I placed my order, the lead time estimate for delivery was wildly inaccurate. If you have expectations for a timely delivery (or at least one in line with what Bridge Built has stated), you might want to double check and confirm before placing an order. Otherwise, I would recommend this system without hesitation to anyone wanting to add a slick cable system in a compact form factor.

This is a lot of money for a squat box, but this one from Sorinex does something none of the others could: it rolls. It gets a ton of use in our garage, from box squats to step ups to being a rather pleasant place to sit and put on my shoes, if I do say so myself. If you need a squat box for rehab work or any other purpose, getting one with wheels seems like the only good option, and this one fits the bill.