I got the full set of the blackout version of these and they are sweet. The actual band is amazing quality. The carabiners paired to them are definitely a little cheap for the price you’re paying. I would’ve loved to have seen some high quality aluminum climbing type carabiners. This would make them more versatile and easy to use while justifying high price tag more. The handles are also cheap, hollow plastic, which is fine, but again for the price I don’t think it’s crazy to expect a little more.

I have the stainless knurled version of this. It’s a very nice pull-up bar and comes with good hardware. The knurling is aggressive ant first but you get used to it. It is nice for wide pull-ups or hanging ab work where your hands would tend to talk in on a smooth bar. I do think it’s a bit overpriced and I wish it was just welded to the sockets/brackets that connect it to the rack because it would be stronger. I don’t understand the point of the socket system besides the fact that it adds parts.

I have the single bar version of this. Great uhmw protection, just wish it came with black zinc hardware instead, which I ordered separately.

These things are freakin sick. Kinda expensive but rogue is already charging about $200 for their sandwich j cups so to upgrade to these for $305 made sense to me. I got the stainless pin & roller w/ the composite roller. They offer 3 types of black colors: textured, matte, & metallic. I got the matte and it honestly is hard do distinguish it from Rogue’s textured black, but it seems slightly finer. Rogue is also sending me out a shim kit so I can experiment with getting it to the optimum tightness on my rack.

Not quite as nice of a build quality for the price you pay. I got one of mine replace because it had a decent amount of welding slag on the back side that would’ve scratched up my walls had I installed it. The caps used to close off the pegs also aren’t perfectly flush with the pegs themselves. However, these are very heavy duty and PRX quickly replaced the part I had an issue with, even though I ordered it on Amazon and not through them.

Great. I have 10 pairs from 2.5 to 40lb. I wish the handle diameter didn’t vary between the smaller and larger dumbbells. I got a set starting at a lighter weight with shoulder rehab in mind. I wanted the cheapest option with a straight, knurled handle and these were it.

Excellent bearing design and the most protective sleeve available. If I had to knock it, there is some play in the sleeve that makes a bit of a clicking sound and the plastic knobs seem to be cheap quality. Mine had burrs on them, the edges were very sharp, and I’d rather have it bolt on for a clean look. Also, if you are going to use it on a 5/8 rack, the portion of the landmine that goes through your racks holes is threaded, which could cause excessive wear on your rack compared to if it was smooth. Considering how great the bearing and sleeve protection are, it seems lame that they really cheap out in these aspects.

Insane quality. Best powder coat of any gym piece of equipment I own. Has that handmade quality to it. Also, this pair of arms is perfect in combination with a shallow, wall-mounted rack.