As the title says, it does what a loading pin needs to do. Is sturdy, I’d have full confidence loading this thing down to the max with 45s if needed. My only 2 complaints are: 1) the end has so much “meat” on it, it’s hard to get smaller shackles/caribeners to fit it, and 2) I wish they came in varying lengths for different applications. For example: I was hoping to use this thing in combination with my neck head harness for neck work, but its length plus the chain length makes that impossible. A “shorty” version would be an instant buy.

The loading pin does exactly what it’s intended to do. I’m using it for a homemade plate late loaded cable system.

Well built like most things from rogue. You will need a fairly large carabiner though.

Fits calibrated plates. My Titan fitness one wasn’t accurate enough to fit calibrated. I use it for weight pull ups and and cable machine

Great pins! Built well, strong, & solid! I highly recommend them. You won’t be disappointed.

Good design, sturdy, wish it was taller because my commercial gym doesn't have narrow plates, maxes out at about 270 lbs. Trying to practice for dinnie stones, just can't get heavy enough

Amazing! Taking my grip training to the next level

This Rogue loading pin works about as well as you could possibly expect a loading pin to work. Very strong and stable. Note you will need a fairly big carabiner (I use a 4" and it's kinda snug) to use with this and not struggle to get it on and off, as there is a good amount of metal on the upper side of the clip hole. This is not a flaw, as it should increase the strength of the attachment point and allow for a lot of weight to be loaded on this thing. I feel like the diameter of the pin is a perfect balance between ease of loading, and not having the weights wobble around while using it. Good design, good execution.