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Dumbbells may be harder to find, but Rogue has consistently had kettlebells (made in America, in various sizes) for the last several months. Kettlebells are ama

Dumbbells may be harder to find, but Rogue has consistently had kettlebells (made in America, in various sizes) for the last several months. Kettlebells are amazing tools for exercise, and can offer more movements than just bodyweight alone. Shipping is not cheap, but you can outfit a perfectly good home gym with 3 or 4 kettlebell sizes and a jump rope.

css 6y ago
Yet, Rogue has been out of all of their plates, barbells, dumbbells (both static and loadable), and most racks since lockdown, all of which are supposedly made in America.
- juvinious 6y ago
  Not true. They have a rotation of weekly stock in the last few months. You just have to be on top of it to beat everyone else as most items go OOS within 5 minutes. Barbells are consistently stocked weekly and plates as well. I've managed to build out my gym within the last 4 months with everything I need: rack, adjustable and flat benches, multiple barbells, over 700 lbs in bumper/iron plates, powerblocks and an echo bike. You can follow along (as well as tracking other companies stock) on the stock and shipping thread at r/homegym.
  - css 6y ago
    I've checked every couple weeks and never seen anything available for sale, I guess they moved onto the hypebeast business model.
- pandemicsyn 6y ago
  If you look around theres a few Rogue stock bots. Sign up for some notifications and you quickly realize they do in fact restock weekly (most items at various times on specific days) but they just sell out incredibly quick. Between the bots and r/homegym I've been able to build out a complete home gym (squat rack, bar, milspec bumper plates, echo bike, bunch of accessories, few kettle bells). The thing that was the hardest for me to snag was the spotter arm's, they kept restocking right during my weekly sprint planning and by the time I got done would be sold out.
bluntfang 6y ago
>Rogue has consistently had kettlebells lol really? i guess i stopped looking in march/april when they were sold out from Rogue.
- pandemicsyn 6y ago
  The e-ecoat ones seem to be ones most often in stock - they restock a few times a week. The 35 definitely sells out fast.

css 6y ago

Yet, Rogue has been out of all of their plates, barbells, dumbbells (both static and loadable), and most racks since lockdown, all of which are supposedly made in America.

juvinious 6y ago
Not true. They have a rotation of weekly stock in the last few months. You just have to be on top of it to beat everyone else as most items go OOS within 5 minutes. Barbells are consistently stocked weekly and plates as well. I've managed to build out my gym within the last 4 months with everything I need: rack, adjustable and flat benches, multiple barbells, over 700 lbs in bumper/iron plates, powerblocks and an echo bike. You can follow along (as well as tracking other companies stock) on the stock and shipping thread at r/homegym.
- css 6y ago
  I've checked every couple weeks and never seen anything available for sale, I guess they moved onto the hypebeast business model.
pandemicsyn 6y ago
If you look around theres a few Rogue stock bots. Sign up for some notifications and you quickly realize they do in fact restock weekly (most items at various times on specific days) but they just sell out incredibly quick. Between the bots and r/homegym I've been able to build out a complete home gym (squat rack, bar, milspec bumper plates, echo bike, bunch of accessories, few kettle bells). The thing that was the hardest for me to snag was the spotter arm's, they kept restocking right during my weekly sprint planning and by the time I got done would be sold out.

bluntfang 6y ago

>Rogue has consistently had kettlebells lol really? i guess i stopped looking in march/april when they were sold out from Rogue.

pandemicsyn 6y ago
The e-ecoat ones seem to be ones most often in stock - they restock a few times a week. The 35 definitely sells out fast.