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08-29-2023, 06:37 PM
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Rogue vs Titan equipment
https://www.garagegymreviews.com/tit...-rack-showdown
An actual on topic thread!!!! It's an older article, but stil worth reading.
This guy says the Titan is adequate, but cuts corners. Rogue is worth the extra money for the superior build quality.
Man, Titan’s welds are ugly. There’s really no getting around that. But again, there’s a reason they’re able to keep their costs so low. If minor details like the appearance of the welds on the rack annoy you, then Titan probably isn’t a company you’d buy equipment from anyways.
There’s a reason that all of Rogue’s welds are so clean. This is a part of their products that outperform all other companies. You won’t see spotty welds on Rogue equipment because it won’t pass quality control, and if it somehow did get past QC and ended up on your doorstep, then they’ll make it right…FAST.
the Rogue R-3 was more resistant to scratching and after rubbing the scratches, the one on the Rogue pretty much blended in. The scratch on the Titan T-3 stood out plain as day.
An actual on topic thread!!!! It's an older article, but stil worth reading.
This guy says the Titan is adequate, but cuts corners. Rogue is worth the extra money for the superior build quality.
Man, Titan’s welds are ugly. There’s really no getting around that. But again, there’s a reason they’re able to keep their costs so low. If minor details like the appearance of the welds on the rack annoy you, then Titan probably isn’t a company you’d buy equipment from anyways.
There’s a reason that all of Rogue’s welds are so clean. This is a part of their products that outperform all other companies. You won’t see spotty welds on Rogue equipment because it won’t pass quality control, and if it somehow did get past QC and ended up on your doorstep, then they’ll make it right…FAST.
the Rogue R-3 was more resistant to scratching and after rubbing the scratches, the one on the Rogue pretty much blended in. The scratch on the Titan T-3 stood out plain as day.
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