I’ve had this Bench for 5 years and it really is built like a tank! It’s stout and I love the fully welded design, however I do understand the move to bolt together designs for newer benches as it helps with shipping. I probably wouldn’t have purchased this bench, if it wasn’t for the fact I got it shipped with my rack. With that said, I love this bench. I wish there were a few more adjustments especially at lower angles, but it works. I have seen some people over the years say they don’t like the pad, but I don’t have a problem with it. I like its firmness and I don’t feel like I slip around on it like others say they do. It very sturdy and feels rock solid. My only complaint is the plastic handle. Mine the screws started to come loose after a while and causes the handle to have some play when it’s loose. I broke off a piece of toothpick in the hole and screwed the screw back in and that helps. I doubt I’ll ever have to replace this bench, and I’ll probably be able to pass it down to my kid/grand kids in the future lol.

It’s a piece that should have came standard on the bench, not sure why it had to be an add on. With that said, it’s a must on a Rogue Adjustable 2.0 bench. It allows it to stand upright to store it out of the way and take up less space.

I have only one pair or 25’s, which I did not like. I know this small sample is not a fair representation of all of the plates, but this is my experience, which caused me not to build out my gym with Titan plates. They are not standard diameter so they are slightly larger than a standard barbell 25lb plate. Both of my plates had huge slag chunks in the center hole, that if I’d not have addressed it would have taken chunks out of my sleeves upon loading. I had to file them down in order to use them. The edge of the plate has a weird seam that protrudes out and does not look appealing. They are 25lbs so I can’t complain there. I use them, and to be fair I do like how they look as a whole, which is why I wanted to like them. The lip depth is nice and easy to grab onto. I wish I had a better experience with them at the time as that’s what kept me away from buying more. They would have been a great value especially if you owned a full set and you didn’t have to worry about size differences.

I picked these up used on FB Marketplace from a guy who used them some but not a lot. Which; besides some scuffs from use the foam felt pretty dense as if they were only used a handful of times. I couldn’t justify spending full price ($312.50, shipped to me) for these since full price for these cost more than my log (Valor fitness 12inch log). I was just about to buy some Titan pads when these came available for a great price ($125). They work well for my use so far and I like them for what I paid, I wish they weren’t so expensive. I do like them, they are dense foam and do a great job at dampening sound. As well as protecting the floor even on stall mats. I think if you are going to do really heavy log and you can swing it, maybe look into the Log Pads from AbMat. As others have said, they are Abmat cushions, just Rogue Branded.

This is a Fun grip implement! It’s a large fun way to help train for Blobs. At least that’s what I remember hearing when it came out. I thing it’s a cool looking piece. It’s pretty slick so chalk or chalkless grip enhancer is a must! It’s pretty large, so if you have larger hands it’s easier to use than if you have smaller hands.

This is a great entry level log. Slight knurling with just enough grip. Rubber gasket to protect your arms. Rubber stoppers in the sleeves to prevent metal on metal from the plates. It weighs 90lbs unloaded. Which is a great weight to learn log while being able to increase weight gradually while working on form. The lighter weight does come at a cost as the metal used is not going to be as thick as say a Rogue log. This thinner metal could allow for dents or maybe damage if dropped improperly (against manufactures recommendation to drop on pads or tires). The fit and finish is a lot nicer than I expected at the price point this log sells for. It has a nice even finish. I do have some glue drips from the gasket around the arm holes, but that’s not a huge deal. My log also came with some scuff marks that probably happened during shipping, but let’s face it. It’s a strongman log. It doesn’t have to be pretty, nor will it probably stay that way. The bolt on sleeves is the only thing that gave me pause, but after careful consideration I decided it’s just a risk I would take; Just to get me into a Strongman log without a higher price point. The sleeves are housed in a “interior sheath” that is welded on the end plate. This helps prevent excess stress on the bolt. While there is a little play, I don’t think it will be a major problem if dropped on pads. Especially since I probably won’t push it past its 500lb max weight capacity. Only time will tell I suppose. The bolt on sleeves do allow for a nice smooth surface to slide plates onto and allows for the use of Olympic collars without the need to buy a set of Axel collars. Overall, I’m very happy with this for my home gym. One thing I knew going into this purchase, but wasn't a dealbreaker, is it is slightly too small to be used within a rack on the safeties for pin presses. Not a huge deal, but would have been nice to be able to do. Again, it’s a great entry to intermediate log that doesn’t break the bank.

I’ve never used another version, but I really like how this feels on my Tibialis. It has helped mine grow more that without it. The machine can be a little awkward to move around but it’s not that bad is you keep it where you use it. I keep next to use it in conjunction with my leg curl machine as the “seat”. I was impressed with the quality since it was Titan. My 10’s and 25lb barbell standard weight plates fit the machine well with a little space between the floor and the plate. Oddly enough, the Titan fitness 25lb plates touch the floor when on the weight horns. When in use it’s pretty smooth. Over all, I’m really happy with it. It might not be for everyone, but I like it. It’s small enough that it doesn’t take up a ton of space and can easily be tucked away next to a leg curl/extension machine.

Just like other Body Solid pieces, this is a great mix of value and quality. The feel of this is slightly different than that you might feel on a high end pecdeck but it still feels great! The pads are nice and firm. The seat is adjustable so you can find your right height. You can sit backwards and do rear delts. Over all, I’m very happy with this. It’s light enough to move around, but that doesn’t affect the use. If you like pecdecks in the gym and want one in your home gym this is a great option!