These are a fun way to overload your movement. If you’re a science based lifter you will get a kick out of tweaking the load patterns. If you are a bro lifter you will like how this allows you to drop something in a way that’s part of the workout. Rogue did a good job on these for protection of the bar, but also keeping cost reasonable.

This is a step up from their normal landmine, but at the price go with rep X kleva. The finish on this piece is nice and really matches the monster line of overbuilt and premium.

These are a stop up from cap plates, but not by much. Overall look and feel is very standard. This is a good cross of something that works well and “weight is weight”. I’ve had these plates come in go in my gym like the curl bar fairy.

These things are so cool. Just the overall took and feel is beyond premium. It’s like having a nice barbell sleeve on your rack. The price tag is up there, but once you feel them you will get it. Might not be worth it, but you will get it. The single bolt design is very convenient as well.

This is a fun attachment to include on the rack that you set and forget and play around with from time to time. A bit pricy for that kind of use, but could be a fine gift. The overall feel is good and they are a true challenge.

Not a big fan of this for a home gym. Takes up a crazy amount of space, awkward to setup and move, and nearly impossible to store. When not in use it’ll just be on your floor or will have an odd semi permanent space on your rack. I’d go with the Darko thresher pad over this. I will say this is great in a commercial setting with lots of space.

I used to be a big fan of the feel of this handle, but the lack of versatility after other handles came out has changed my mind. The others out there (which rogue makes one) can also do cables and is a bit more space efficient. That makes those more versatile and welcome in my gym.

Super solid deadlift jack. Other brands look the same, but this is that overbuilt rogue touch. Will fit your axle bar as well (even a 2”axle). A full size jack is hard to make space for, but once I got one there was no going back.