Rogue Squat Wedge

A USA-made steel slant board from Rogue built to let squatters, especially those with limited ankle mobility, sit into a deeper, more upright squat by elevating the heels. It ships in three widths – 8.5” (sold as a pair, for single-foot and unilateral work), 20”, and 30” (both accommodate two feet) – and each width comes in six angle options from 5° to 30°, so lifters can dial in exactly how quad-dominant the movement becomes; most athletes land in the 10-20° range for general squat-depth work. Built from 7-gauge steel (8.5”/20”) or 11-gauge steel (30”) with a textured black powder coat, it’s markedly heavier and stiffer than foam or resin alternatives, and owners consistently describe it as the sturdiest wedge they’ve used. A patented two-hole tab lets the 8.5” and 20” versions mount directly onto Rogue’s Monster, RM43, Monster Lite, or Infinity rack uprights for storage, and a handle cutout plus formed side pieces make it easy to carry. The main tradeoff independent reviewers flag is price – at $100 for the base pair it costs well more than a loaded plate or a foam wedge – and at least one owner has noted occasional weld creaking under load.