Lots of people claim this is the GOAT of curl bars, and they might be right, but I really didn't like it and sold mine. While the knurling and bends are killer, I'm just not a fan of a 30 lb curl bar with excessively long sleeves. A 20–25 lb bar is much easier to grab and set up, which is what every mainstay gym uses. The weight makes it a chore to move around, and the sleeves are ridiculously long when the average person is generally only adding 1–2 plates tops. This is a case where overbuilding something just makes it less functional and practical. I would tell Rogue to release a 25 lb version and take some length off the sleeves.

Not a fan of this budget belt squat. The angle is so limited that you can't load much weight, and the lever comes down on a sharp edge that scratches up your rack. While the build quality is heavy-duty, the overall functionality just isn't there. You’re honestly better off holding a heavy dumbbell between your legs as you'll get the exact same effect without the hassle of unbuckling a belt when you're completely gassed.

If you're looking for the ultimate lat bar, this is it. Nothing else out there touches it. The only downside is it's a bit heavy.

Pros: Incredibly heavy-duty and well-constructed. Cons: The hardware securing the plastic lining is prone to rusting quickly.

Makes it easy to clean up and organize your bumpers. I think if you have steel plates I would get a weight tree though. Previously I was just leaning plates against the wall which worked but it made it hard to grab plates off the back side. So far I like it, the build quality is excellent and doesn't feel cheep. The only downside is despite the design of having wheels and a handle you really can't move this around at all if you've got it loaded up with plates.

I like this bar because it's a 25lbs bar which makes it easier for setup than other premium 30lbs bars. The quality is average, it's just your typical chrome curl bar nothing special really. The biggest issue is the price! This should be $150-180 bar, and they're charging $520.

I picked up a single one of these so I could load it up for heavy rows (I wouldn't recommend any loadable dumbbells for benching as they will drive right into your quad when you have to rest them). It works.... but the build quality is about a cheap as you can get, no bushing so its just metal on metal with the shaft and sleeve. But at this price range you really can't expect much so it's decent.

Disappointing longevity and ergonomics. After owning two sets, both broke within two years because the plastic adjustment gears aren't built to last. Be prepared for a headache if they break, as your only repair option is buying unofficial parts on eBay. I also found the handle geometry quite awkward, which makes the distribution feel 'off' during workouts.