Thanks Gluck! I think the 'why didn't I think of this?' question is answered here... because, to best honest, it was really hard to create something that functions really well for multiple uses while still being very sturdy. We almost gave up and just made a separate seat and separate chest support pad like everyone else, but we didn't give up after the 5th prototype, and ended up making something we are really proud of innovating. We tested a lot of what was out there - either overly built to the point of annoying to use/move it, wobbly or lifted up during pull downs, or had bolts that had to be slid in while lifting a heavy attachment - again, hard/annoying to use. To have a seat that didn't wobble or 'pull up' while doing pull downs, was easy to move, had all that adjustability packed into one seat/pad attachment that wasn't annoying to adjust with bolts popping out and having to hold it, and leg rollers that could be removed and used for other purposes. It was all of these solutions packed into one product that was really hard to create. Pretty proud of this one. We hope everyone enjoys it. Most importantly, congratulations on the new baby coming!
Y'all should be proud! I pre-ordered it the day you announced it because it looked so cool. I've been using it for a couple months now and it's exceeded every expectation I've had. It's been worth every penny.
@@padraigfoley310 Huge demand for it in the USA and trying to satisfy that and ramp up production. Our goal is to have them, and the Ares 2.0 there hopefully around January! Sorry for the bit of a wait. We really wanted to make sure they were special, with some good improvements.
Please make an upright that could be mounted using the ares 1.0 foot plate pop pin bracket. We could put the Pegasus on that and use both the lat & low pulleys for so many activities
The question is if they'll include an adapter for 1" holes for people who have a pr4000 and an Adonis. (definitely not me, though, that's not at all what I've been planning to buy😂).
Great looking product. A little jaded by how Rep has left all us Ares 1 owners in the dust with no ability to upgrade without just trashing the whole 1.0 setup and buying a 2.0. Real fun investing in their top of the line rack only for it to become obsolete by the time they start coming out with integrated attachments
‘Has Rep knocked this out of the park?’ - if Gluck has basically no complaints, then I’d say so! This is probably the most positive review I’ve seen from you, in that you found very little to criticize.
Second!!!!!!! I LOVE your videos!!!! It helps me out SOOOOO much with my home gym!!!!!! I’m just starting out and I’ve binge watched like all of your videos in the past 2 weeks!!
Got mine yesterday and thing is built very well. I’m glad it fits my Rogue RM-4 rack with absolutely no issues. At this point my Rogue rack as more Rep Fitness attachments than rogue attachments. That speaks volumes as the price and service from Rep has been fantastic and their forward thinking team
I have a 4 post 5000 (16" crossmember) and just installed my Lat & Low Row (L&LR) attachment, I cancelled my Ares 2.0 because I seen someone on GGR FB Group using the Pegasus with L&LR; using the RBS with an attached 24" crossmember, then attaching the Pegasus and it looked pretty badass 🤯❤🔥I will be using my extra 41" crossmember and bought another RBS for the top of the crossmember. I will be pre-ordering my Pegasus soon once my loyalty points come through 😂
I'm not on that page.....yet. I just got the Pegasus and have an ares 1.0 ( kinda jaded beta tester here) would this work for it? Trying to imagine what this is
Im a HUGE REP fan. I am really considering picking this up. I have the PR-5000 with the Ares 1.0. I feel I could get a lot of use out of it. Thanks so much for the great review.
Just went and visited reps showroom recently and saw this. Too tall for my basement gym but looks like an awesome piece. Also i am the person who comments on every video asking how wynnie likes it... she has been kind enough to respond on all my bench questions and let me say... i should've listened to her. i was dead set on getting the ab5200 and its just wayyyyy too heavy in person. I'll be getting the ab4100 so thanks wynnie!
Great Review, mentioning exactely the same design flaw I instantly miss while researching this tool, the possibility to run a cable through to use a pulley underneath it...Bummer!
I have the Pegasus and this review is spot on. I wish rep would make an upright that could use the low row foot plate attachment point. This would be perfect and i wouldn't be as upset about being an ares 1.0 guy
Ive had a chance to use this at REPs warehouse and I didn't want to like it as much as I do because I already had a setup that would sort of do what this does. But its so easy to use and well made that I ordered one anyway.
Hey Rep if you're reading this sell the mag pins separately and start working on spotter arms 2.0 that knock off surplus strength. Will buy both immediately.
Mag pins they should def do. If they knock off Surplus the community would go crazy and rightfully so. It would also be incredibly out of character for a brand that's tried very hard to win over said community and avoid that very thing.
@@GlucksGym he didn't invent something revolutionary. Oak club has them too. Let's get some cheaper versions that a company can actually keep in stock without 4-6 week lead times.
For the 5/8 PR4000 version, I really hope they don't drop the ball on also making sure the leg rollers can attach to the 5/8 rack. If they can get that right, I'll likely be buying it when it comes out!
Comprehensive review and solid pick up with the cable not being able to feed through from below. The rogue functional trainer feeds the cable from the bottom? I would be happy for rep to send one to Australia for me to trial 😅
Please review the MAXUM Fitness SX2 all-in-one rack, definitely seems like a unique and versatile piece that's not gotten much attention! Also, any chance you could review the re-released Keppi Bench 5000? Looks to me like the best value bench on the market!
@@GlucksGym I think it's basically the same with some very minor tweaks, idk for sure, but all the feedback I've seen from people who got it has been pretty positive. It may be somewhat of a knock-off hodge podge lol, but it's apparently executed decently well and less than half the price of anything comparable at $270 (they have a $30 off coupon code: 8KTHZZ6ZCQ85 right now). Given the price and features it seems like a very solid bench, so I'd really be curious to see your take on it! At least as an option for a good quality, versatile FID bench that's more accessible to many people than typical premium options costing $600+.
Was considering the Athena wall mount as a centerpiece for gym (cables come from the top). Now, i’m considering the Ares 2.0 since the cables come from below. Future attachments like this might have more usability/versatility with the newer cable design. 1st world problems…
Here comes the Pegasus 2.0 thanks to your recommendation...😁 I might wait to purchase this to see if a 2.0 version is released next year. Kinda like the Ares 2.0.. I have the original Ares. I like it.. but would prefer the 2.0. But, I jumped quickly to purchase the original Ares.
Gluck- great video . Do you feel as though your legs (thighs) are secured firmly when doing lat pull downs? When I tried it out, I felt like I couldn’t find the right position to lock my thighs in.
I had the same realization with the rollers and was so pumped until I realized that I don't have a rack I can attack them to.... I might fitz around and see if I can attach it to the Adonis and get the stuff I want out of it(Nords/bulgarians)
My one complaint when I tried it at Home Gym Avon was how close to the upright you are when using it as a seat. That’s kinda required with the Adonis because the lat pull-down exit point is so close to the upright. I wish both the seat and the cable came out more.
Hi @gluckgym. Thanks for the in-depth review. I have a quick question about how it would work with the dialed motion ibex system. Would the seat get in the way if I leave the ibex trolley below the pegasus?
@@eoleksiak we'd love to cover more equipment but atm it's hard to find time to cover it all. Maybe as the channel grows and we're about to hire Wynie full time.
Great review, much appreciated! I am seriously considering the Adonis and Pegasus for my garage gym. The Dialed Motion trolley seems awesome too, so I'm a little torn. Anyone have one or both of these pieces and care to share their opinion?
It appears useful, and the price is reasonable, and perhaps it is just me, but it looks too weird for me to want to use. I can already do the exercises that can be done on the Rep Pegasus on the home gym equipment I already got.
Is there a simple way to prevent the pop pin from scratching the upright? I guess one could pull really hard and guess where the next hole is before releasing (insert Gluck joke). It’s a bummer to see the nice finish get scratched up a bit
I dont think this would work with GetRxd HRFTS-4000 that you reviewed. it has the 3x3 uprights with 1" holes, but i think the hole spacing makes it complicated?
I have seen on other reviews that the handle between the legs can get in the way. Did you find this the case also? Are the leg rollers capable (and long enough to be useful) to be attached to the Ares between the uprights to do pull downs, or was this another missed opportunity from rep?
The handle hasn't gotten in my way, that's not something I've noticed. The roller are not long enough to be used on the Ares (they're and 6" shorter) but I don't think that's a missed opportunity. It would've made this too long and awkward to move around. I do think they should update their roller to this style and make a roller for the Athena that's like these ones.
I did. The only issue is the Dialed Motion sits off to the side of the upright rather than down the middle so you have to kinda sit to the side for pulls.
I received the Pegasus this week and it works great with two Dialed Motion Sidewinders where the cable runs straight across the front of the rack. Only minor problem for me is that with the Rep Apollo with weight plates on the back uprights, the Pegasus does not fit with 17-inch plates on the side of the rack and so I keep change plates on that one weight holder.
21 seconds (which is my personal bedroom PR) I’m essentially looking for a bench to do both decline presses and barbell seal rows and you seem to be a bench aficionado so any recommendations would be appreciated.
@@GlucksGym, thank you sir, not a bad price either but because this is the internet I must give you the obligatory “fuck you, I disagree!” But seriously, thank you. Keep up the good work and keep them biceps big 💪
Dude I have a power cage with holes size 1.14 inches and I can’t find anything that will fit it. How small would 26mm be cause I want a knee extension for my rack and that’s the biggest one I can find
Does anyone know if you can attach the Pegasus to the RBS of the Rep lat pulldown and low row? I have a dual Athena and the center lat pulldown and was wondering if I could use this as a seat and leg roller for the center lat pulldown function.
You'd need to attach a vertical piece to the RBS for this to work. This mounts on an upright, not a, crossmember (vertical vs horizontal). Hope that makes sense.
quick question… Are these leg rollers too short to be used for lat pulldowns on the pr5000 when you have the ares system? My pr5000 is coming in tomorrow and will be ordering ares 2.0 somewhere in January. They seem to be too short to reach in comparison with the stand alone rollers. would be a waste to have 4 rollers if this would work.
The Pegasus is unbelievable. How is rogue going to release a standard, unadjustable, crap seat on their CTM-1 when the Pegasus exists? It makes comparable pulley systems incomparable.
You are the best reviewer and my favorite. It's alright, though that you are cross with me, I really get it. I started telling the truth in the comments and giving my opinion on things then you dismissed me and left less and less replies, even to the point where my questions to you were not getting answered. I even said true but not flattering things about some reviewers. Some of this was done on purpose to see what response I would get from you and some because it's all a racket and most other reviewers are entirely too fake and annoying. I thought we were on the same page. I quickly saw we were not. Replies to my comments became farther and farther apart to the point where my questions to you were not even getting answered. I respect your busy schedule and life, I really do but thats not gonna work as a response to me as I can tell from the comments as to the time they were left and your reply that you pick through them and reply to the ones you desire. After a few of those negative comments you put me in the trash pile. Honestly, all I did was tell the truth and offer somr of my own opinions and that's all it took for you to dismiss me.
Damn son...I feel like Wynnie gets pregnant like every 3rd video LMAO!
It's actually just a suit we put on her to get more likes and comments.
@@GlucksGym whatever it takes for the algo!! LOL
Thanks Gluck! I think the 'why didn't I think of this?' question is answered here... because, to best honest, it was really hard to create something that functions really well for multiple uses while still being very sturdy. We almost gave up and just made a separate seat and separate chest support pad like everyone else, but we didn't give up after the 5th prototype, and ended up making something we are really proud of innovating.
We tested a lot of what was out there - either overly built to the point of annoying to use/move it, wobbly or lifted up during pull downs, or had bolts that had to be slid in while lifting a heavy attachment - again, hard/annoying to use. To have a seat that didn't wobble or 'pull up' while doing pull downs, was easy to move, had all that adjustability packed into one seat/pad attachment that wasn't annoying to adjust with bolts popping out and having to hold it, and leg rollers that could be removed and used for other purposes. It was all of these solutions packed into one product that was really hard to create. Pretty proud of this one. We hope everyone enjoys it.
Most importantly, congratulations on the new baby coming!
Can you guys get repXpeppin in the EU store so I don't have to get Ironmasters please. 😘
Y'all should be proud! I pre-ordered it the day you announced it because it looked so cool. I've been using it for a couple months now and it's exceeded every expectation I've had. It's been worth every penny.
@@padraigfoley310 Huge demand for it in the USA and trying to satisfy that and ramp up production. Our goal is to have them, and the Ares 2.0 there hopefully around January! Sorry for the bit of a wait. We really wanted to make sure they were special, with some good improvements.
@@Hyephen Thank you for the compliments! We really appreciate it.
Please make an upright that could be mounted using the ares 1.0 foot plate pop pin bracket. We could put the Pegasus on that and use both the lat & low pulleys for so many activities
I came here to do 2 things: Crush that like button and wait patiently for the PR-4000 version
Nofate247 checking in.
The question is if they'll include an adapter for 1" holes for people who have a pr4000 and an Adonis. (definitely not me, though, that's not at all what I've been planning to buy😂).
Glad your looking out for us orignal ares owners and didnt turn a blind eye. Ended up getting a bulldog pad because it clears the cables.
I think an upright that could be attached using the low row foot plate attachment point would make the Pegasus just about perfect
Great looking product. A little jaded by how Rep has left all us Ares 1 owners in the dust with no ability to upgrade without just trashing the whole 1.0 setup and buying a 2.0. Real fun investing in their top of the line rack only for it to become obsolete by the time they start coming out with integrated attachments
That’s a great product. Thank you to your editor for showing all the positions!
Poor Dan 😢 he's an awesome guy though and didn't complain
@@GlucksGym good work Dan.
‘Has Rep knocked this out of the park?’ - if Gluck has basically no complaints, then I’d say so! This is probably the most positive review I’ve seen from you, in that you found very little to criticize.
Props to editor Dan. That was some sweet stop motion.
Second!!!!!!! I LOVE your videos!!!! It helps me out SOOOOO much with my home gym!!!!!! I’m just starting out and I’ve binge watched like all of your videos in the past 2 weeks!!
Get ready for this to be discounted heavily once REP puts out the 2.0 version based on Gluck's feedback.
😂 I think you'll be waiting a few years if you ever get a 2.0 at all.
Just here for Gluck
Got mine yesterday and thing is built very well. I’m glad it fits my Rogue RM-4 rack with absolutely no issues. At this point my Rogue rack as more Rep Fitness attachments than rogue attachments. That speaks volumes as the price and service from Rep has been fantastic and their forward thinking team
I have a 4 post 5000 (16" crossmember) and just installed my Lat & Low Row (L&LR) attachment, I cancelled my Ares 2.0 because I seen someone on GGR FB Group using the Pegasus with L&LR; using the RBS with an attached 24" crossmember, then attaching the Pegasus and it looked pretty badass 🤯❤🔥I will be using my extra 41" crossmember and bought another RBS for the top of the crossmember. I will be pre-ordering my Pegasus soon once my loyalty points come through 😂
I'm not on that page.....yet. I just got the Pegasus and have an ares 1.0 ( kinda jaded beta tester here) would this work for it? Trying to imagine what this is
Also I used my points on the Pegasus as well. No regrets
Im a HUGE REP fan. I am really considering picking this up. I have the PR-5000 with the Ares 1.0. I feel I could get a lot of use out of it. Thanks so much for the great review.
Just went and visited reps showroom recently and saw this. Too tall for my basement gym but looks like an awesome piece.
Also i am the person who comments on every video asking how wynnie likes it... she has been kind enough to respond on all my bench questions and let me say... i should've listened to her. i was dead set on getting the ab5200 and its just wayyyyy too heavy in person. I'll be getting the ab4100 so thanks wynnie!
Pegasus is a mythical creature just like how it’s a myth that the wife will ever allow this purchase
Hahaha this made me legitimately laugh out loud
100% lol
Great Review, mentioning exactely the same design flaw I instantly miss while researching this tool, the possibility to run a cable through to use a pulley underneath it...Bummer!
I have the Pegasus and this review is spot on. I wish rep would make an upright that could use the low row foot plate attachment point. This would be perfect and i wouldn't be as upset about being an ares 1.0 guy
Great review Gluck! Thank you!
Thank you!
Ive had a chance to use this at REPs warehouse and I didn't want to like it as much as I do because I already had a setup that would sort of do what this does. But its so easy to use and well made that I ordered one anyway.
Great adjustability. The cable routing not through the seat is such a miss! Respect to them for actually making multi use options.
Hey Rep if you're reading this sell the mag pins separately and start working on spotter arms 2.0 that knock off surplus strength. Will buy both immediately.
Mag pins they should def do. If they knock off Surplus the community would go crazy and rightfully so. It would also be incredibly out of character for a brand that's tried very hard to win over said community and avoid that very thing.
@@GlucksGym he didn't invent something revolutionary. Oak club has them too. Let's get some cheaper versions that a company can actually keep in stock without 4-6 week lead times.
This thing is really nice. Rep has some great engineers!
Love the review, sad it's sold out now
For the 5/8 PR4000 version, I really hope they don't drop the ball on also making sure the leg rollers can attach to the 5/8 rack. If they can get that right, I'll likely be buying it when it comes out!
Awesome review! This is one of those pieces that I really don't need, but it seems too good not to get.
@@Tlevy2 Hahahah. That's most of my gym now
Hell yeah, you did it!
😁😁😁
Love the innovation!
Agree with the Athena point. That's the only reason I didn't buy it. I'd like to use it for rows with my Athena.
Comprehensive review and solid pick up with the cable not being able to feed through from below. The rogue functional trainer feeds the cable from the bottom?
I would be happy for rep to send one to Australia for me to trial 😅
Just when we thought he was a bench king apparently he is also a pad king big pad guy
@@carps_gym trying to be the king of everything 😂
Missed opportunity for hot sauce joke when you said you put it on everything!
Please review the MAXUM Fitness SX2 all-in-one rack, definitely seems like a unique and versatile piece that's not gotten much attention!
Also, any chance you could review the re-released Keppi Bench 5000? Looks to me like the best value bench on the market!
That Keppi bench isn't the same blatant knock off/hodge podge as before?
@@GlucksGym I think it's basically the same with some very minor tweaks, idk for sure, but all the feedback I've seen from people who got it has been pretty positive.
It may be somewhat of a knock-off hodge podge lol, but it's apparently executed decently well and less than half the price of anything comparable at $270 (they have a $30 off coupon code: 8KTHZZ6ZCQ85 right now).
Given the price and features it seems like a very solid bench, so I'd really be curious to see your take on it! At least as an option for a good quality, versatile FID bench that's more accessible to many people than typical premium options costing $600+.
Great review! Did it come fully assembled? Mine arrives Saturday super excited.
No but it's mostly together. Incredibly easy to finish. Takes like 2m.
Great review, the chest supported curl is useless because there's almost no tension at the bottom position
Could u use it to do preacher curls? I don’t see why not
@@chadd980 wouldn't the post be in the way?...
@@lionjark just stand to the side as close as possible. It sticks out a bit from the post and it’s wider than the post. So I think u could Macgyver it
@@chadd980 makes sense... In that case I would just use an incline bench or lean against it...
Was considering the Athena wall mount as a centerpiece for gym (cables come from the top).
Now, i’m considering the Ares 2.0 since the cables come from below. Future attachments like this might have more usability/versatility with the newer cable design. 1st world problems…
Please review the prime foot plate and see if it fits on the Adonis
Here comes the Pegasus 2.0 thanks to your recommendation...😁
I might wait to purchase this to see if a 2.0 version is released next year.
Kinda like the Ares 2.0.. I have the original Ares. I like it.. but would prefer the 2.0. But, I jumped quickly to purchase the original Ares.
They won't to revise it for years, if at all.
@GlucksGym, Thanks for crushing my hopes.. 😁👍
Would the rollers work for boric curls on the Adonis? Or would the foot plate get in the way of the bench? Thanks for your great content.
Gluck- great video . Do you feel as though your legs (thighs) are secured firmly when doing lat pull downs? When I tried it out, I felt like I couldn’t find the right position to lock my thighs in.
Dear Gluck, could you perhaps review the Athena Wall-mounted functional trainer? Especially covering how easy (or not) it is to setup? :)
I had the same realization with the rollers and was so pumped until I realized that I don't have a rack I can attack them to.... I might fitz around and see if I can attach it to the Adonis and get the stuff I want out of it(Nords/bulgarians)
My one complaint when I tried it at Home Gym Avon was how close to the upright you are when using it as a seat. That’s kinda required with the Adonis because the lat pull-down exit point is so close to the upright. I wish both the seat and the cable came out more.
That would be a factor of what you attach it to rather than the Pegasus itself. I'll be interested in seeing how it does on Rogue's CTM1
Does the Pegasus work on the ARES 2.0 ? Going to be ordering quite a large amount of REP in the next week or so.
Hi @gluckgym. Thanks for the in-depth review. I have a quick question about how it would work with the dialed motion ibex system. Would the seat get in the way if I leave the ibex trolley below the pegasus?
is there anyway you could do a review of the major fitness lineup? Specifically the F-22 or the B-52?
@@eoleksiak we'd love to cover more equipment but atm it's hard to find time to cover it all. Maybe as the channel grows and we're about to hire Wynie full time.
Can you do a review on a complete body stretching machine?
Can you do a leg roller round-up?
This thing looks cool, but at that price I am also wanting the rep open trap bar. Tough decision.
If you look at the coming Ares 2.0 the cabel actually comes out from the bottom. Problem fixed for that specifik product.
Technically it comes off the side. The issue there is it doesn't line up with the center of the seat. It's better, but not perfect.
Great review, much appreciated! I am seriously considering the Adonis and Pegasus for my garage gym. The Dialed Motion trolley seems awesome too, so I'm a little torn. Anyone have one or both of these pieces and care to share their opinion?
Would you say the cable travel comment only apply to ares 1.0, and it's been fixed in ares 2.0? I know they did some cable re-routing in the 2.0?
It appears useful, and the price is reasonable, and perhaps it is just me, but it looks too weird for me to want to use. I can already do the exercises that can be done on the Rep Pegasus on the home gym equipment I already got.
Is there a simple way to prevent the pop pin from scratching the upright? I guess one could pull really hard and guess where the next hole is before releasing (insert Gluck joke). It’s a bummer to see the nice finish get scratched up a bit
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I dont think this would work with GetRxd HRFTS-4000 that you reviewed. it has the 3x3 uprights with 1" holes, but i think the hole spacing makes it complicated?
Have you tried the reverse hypertension on it? Im curious to how "ok" it feels.
Any reviews on Voltra 1 by Beyond Power planned in the future??
@@lugnutz54 not currently. I do have an alternative option coming up
@@GlucksGym Awesome!!! Looking forward to it. Much appreciated!!! 👍
We need Rep to sponsor the future of that baby. They clearly turned Gluck and Wynnie into lean mean baby making machines.
I have seen on other reviews that the handle between the legs can get in the way. Did you find this the case also? Are the leg rollers capable (and long enough to be useful) to be attached to the Ares between the uprights to do pull downs, or was this another missed opportunity from rep?
The handle hasn't gotten in my way, that's not something I've noticed.
The roller are not long enough to be used on the Ares (they're and 6" shorter) but I don't think that's a missed opportunity. It would've made this too long and awkward to move around.
I do think they should update their roller to this style and make a roller for the Athena that's like these ones.
Adonis + pegaus is 💰
Hey Gluck, have you tried this out with the Dialed Motion system? Wondering if it’s a viable solution for lat pulldowns.
I did. The only issue is the Dialed Motion sits off to the side of the upright rather than down the middle so you have to kinda sit to the side for pulls.
@@GlucksGym That’s kind of what I figured. Thanks for the reply.
I received the Pegasus this week and it works great with two Dialed Motion Sidewinders where the cable runs straight across the front of the rack. Only minor problem for me is that with the Rep Apollo with weight plates on the back uprights, the Pegasus does not fit with 17-inch plates on the side of the rack and so I keep change plates on that one weight holder.
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Hi Gluck, what is the black bench you are using in this video?
@@jasonplatania7766 can you timestamp it for me so I can check?
21 seconds (which is my personal bedroom PR) I’m essentially looking for a bench to do both decline presses and barbell seal rows and you seem to be a bench aficionado so any recommendations would be appreciated.
@@jasonplatania7766 Ironmaster Super Bench Pro V2 here's our review of it ruclips.net/video/Yhx3XPkrtN0/видео.html
@@GlucksGym, thank you sir, not a bad price either but because this is the internet I must give you the obligatory “fuck you, I disagree!” But seriously, thank you. Keep up the good work and keep them biceps big 💪
Dude I have a power cage with holes size 1.14 inches and I can’t find anything that will fit it. How small would 26mm be cause I want a knee extension for my rack and that’s the biggest one I can find
Does anyone know if you can attach the Pegasus to the RBS of the Rep lat pulldown and low row? I have a dual Athena and the center lat pulldown and was wondering if I could use this as a seat and leg roller for the center lat pulldown function.
You'd need to attach a vertical piece to the RBS for this to work. This mounts on an upright, not a, crossmember (vertical vs horizontal). Hope that makes sense.
I wish I knew of a 90 degree conversion piece to make this work.
so pegasus 4000 will fit rogue monster lite?
quick question… Are these leg rollers too short to be used for lat pulldowns on the pr5000 when you have the ares system? My pr5000 is coming in tomorrow and will be ordering ares 2.0 somewhere in January. They seem to be too short to reach in comparison with the stand alone rollers. would be a waste to have 4 rollers if this would work.
@@zlatix10 yeah they're a bit short. About 6" shorter than the PR 5000 rollers.
Does anyone know if this works with the RitFit M1 2.0?
Is there any other manufacturer that makes something similar to this?
@@Smellslikegelfling not that I know of. There's quite a few that make things that do 1 of these things but not all 3.
Will either version fit on the BOS cable tower?
The BoS tower is 2.3"x2.3". You could shim the PR 4000 version to make it work but this version has a 1" pin.
Does the rack need to be bolted down or can it be used on Titan’s X3 flat foot?
The X3 uses 5/8 holes so you'll have to wait for the PR 4000 version of this but once that's out it'll work fine on an X3
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The Pegasus is unbelievable. How is rogue going to release a standard, unadjustable, crap seat on their CTM-1 when the Pegasus exists? It makes comparable pulley systems incomparable.
Do Sumerian deities not need apostrophes?
I do reviews not grammar 😂
@@GlucksGymIt's a fair point Gluck 😂.
You are the best reviewer and my favorite. It's alright, though that you are cross with me, I really get it. I started telling the truth in the comments and giving my opinion on things then you dismissed me and left less and less replies, even to the point where my questions to you were not getting answered. I even said true but not flattering things about some reviewers.
Some of this was done on purpose to see what response I would get from you and some because it's all a racket and most other reviewers are entirely too fake and annoying.
I thought we were on the same page. I quickly saw we were not. Replies to my comments became farther and farther apart to the point where my questions to you were not even getting answered.
I respect your busy schedule and life, I really do but thats not gonna work as a response to me as I can tell from the comments as to the time they were left and your reply that you pick through them and reply to the ones you desire. After a few of those negative comments you put me in the trash pile.
Honestly, all I did was tell the truth and offer somr of my own opinions and that's all it took for you to dismiss me.
Sorry Gluck that was mean
How much do you trust that 300lb capacity? That scares me
The best thing about Gluck in Ms. Winnie. Talks to much about nothing and Coop looks like he works out more.
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Call me a cheap sob but 399.99 is to much even to listen to your review 😊
I mean you can at least watch it 😂
@@GlucksGymlol good point
It’s all about value when you put it on an Adonis
nothing truer has ever been said about Bulgarian split squats