Rogue Spring Collars
Rogue Spring Collars
Gear Specs | |
| Brand | Rogue Fitness |
| Made In USA | No |
Product Description
Simple but effective, these are the same collars athletes have trusted in their power and Olympic lifting regimens for decades. Rogue uses quality steel to create spring collar clips that clamp reliably on the bar, won’t slide during a workout, and have a longer shelf life than many less affordable collars on the market.
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Rogue Spring Collars
Simple but effective, these are the same collars athletes have trusted in their power and Olympic lifting regimens for decades. Rogue uses quality steel to create spring collar clips that clamp reliably on the bar, won’t slide during a workout, and have a longer shelf life than many less affordable collars on the market.
These are sold in pairs
For additional locking strength, try the Rogue HG Collars.
Approved for the new Army Combat Fitness Test (ACFT)
This product has been officially approved for use with the United States Army’s Combat Fitness Test, a 6-event readiness assessment that’s replacing the previous 3-event Army Physical Fitness Test in 2020. The grueling new ACFT is neutral across all genders and age groups, and includes a strength deadlift, standing power throw, hand-release push-ups, sprint/drag/carry, leg tuck, and a 2-mile run.
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Summary of Reviews
The spring collars are generally well-received, with many users finding them to be solidly constructed and easy to use. Customers highlight the collars' simple yet effective design, noting they securely hold plates in place without being overly difficult to operate. Several reviewers also praise the collars' affordability and durability. However, a few users have experienced issues such as the collars being too tight or inconsistent quality between individual units. A small number also reported problems with the collars slipping or the finish peeling. Overall, the collars appear to be a reliable and budget-friendly option for most users, though a minority have encountered minor problems.