They're fine, but knurling is not as good as my Giant ones. Probably more expensive than other brands because Rogue gonna Rogue so worth checking out alternatives.

They work fine but feel really cheap, they came with the bar I got at home gym con, I would not spend more than 10$ on these.

Cheap and work as intended...good product if your in the market…these are for your thigh they make smallar one for your Arms

Nice touches for any rack, Think he offers different sizes for different items to like safety spotter arms.

Probably the nicest barbell I own. I have the homegymcord discord one with 20 TPI and Mountain Knurl, I was told there were less than 80 of those made, not sure how true that is. The knurl is very aggressive and the bar is extremely quiet in use. I got an insane deal on FMBP on this and got it for $400, however I drove 2 hours in the wrong direction because I got the address wrong so it took me like 6 hours to get this bar when they were only maybe 45 minutes from my house...gosh I am an idiot.

I have Rogue, Body-solid, and these for hex dumbbells. They are pretty much the same but of those 3 if I had to pick one to change the entire set to I would pick Giant. I think Giant might use a different factory because the knurl is significantly better than Rogues or Body-solids. I feel like Rogue and Body Solid might be identical.

I love these handles. if you have a Rhino using the black ones as the handles for the rhino is a really sleek upgrade and adds a much more narrower hand placement option. That and with the MM arc are my favorite use cases. I like the 45 MM diameter handles for the UDA.

This was my first ever barbell I owned that wasn't part of the dicks sporting goods 300lb set. The finish has not really held up that great but honestly I abused this bar and did not clean it well or treat it nicely the first like 3 years I had it. With that said it still operates as good as it does on day 1, everything is just cosmetic issues. I use it as a beater bar for landmines and things like that.