Rogue Gift Card

[S. Malik Nelson]

Hi,

Happy New Year all....

Received a $200 gift card from my pops to Rogue. There are a ton of interesting items on their website that I could buy with this gift certificate.

What new toys would you recommend adding to my collection? Mobility packs? Clothes? Books (Supple Leopard?)?

I currently have a speed rope and the "stick" from them, and last night just bought a pair of Nano 2.0's at the Reebok store (the 3.0's felt huge).

Any advice is appreciated as to good things to add to the collection.

Thank you!

[Mark E. Wallace]

Dunno that any of us are all that well-informed as to what you already have or might need.

- Mark

[S. Malik Nelson]

Understood Mark.

I have the "stick" thing, a nice pair of shoes and a nice rope.

I guess I was curious to find out what others have purchased with Rogue. I probably don't "need" anything, but would be interested in knowing what items folks have bought for themselves that made a nice addition. For instance, I didn't need my Nanos but now that I have them I recommend them to everyone.

I know its probably a very individual thing so I don't expect a great response.

Thanks

[Clint Harris]

If I had a $200 gift card, I'd probably end up spending $500 of my own money too LOL.

However, for $200, I'll play your game.
Here are some examples of what I might buy. In some cases, it's free money so I'd experiment. In other cases, it is something I want and would spend extra on shipping or a small overage.

2pd Kettlebell
Proloc Collar
SuperNova


Or
44(4 wife)-53-70 # Kettlebells

Or
Farmers Walk Handles

Or (spending a little extra)
100# Dumbells

Or

Some stones.

I may also do some combination of a small sled and 2pd kettlebell, or spend a little extra on a push/pull sled.

The absolute last thing in the world I would buy, with a $200 gift card from Rogue, is shoes and shirts.

[Steven Thunander]

If you don't have one, grab the Ohio bar (You end up paying about $100 out of pocket). Or better yet, put it towards a Bumper/barbell set.