It seems like coop has stepped up his editing. Great job keep it up! Thank you so much you helped me start a home gym and you’re right having one is the best
Update with the Omni if you add to make it a six post and have the lap roll you gained about 10 inches more back in four space because the post pushes back into it.
Enjoy the Rogue rack. Everything I've ordered from Rogue has been nothing short of outstanding, in terms of quality and if I weren't working out in a basement with low ceilings, I would have purchased a Rogue rack. But Rogue doesn't make racks with 80 inch uprights and REP does. So, I ordered the PR 4000 and got all my attachments for it, from Rogue. The attachments are of vastly superior quality to the rack, itself.
Great review. I've been thinking about putting a squat rack in the home in the future, so space is definitely an issue and it won't be bolted down. Sounds like this might be a better option than the ordinary PR-5000.
Another great review. Could you make a video on the best garage gym equipment for those that want to build a gym, but still need to park in their garage? Large racks like this are great, but folding racks, wall mounting strength equip, portability, folding, and store-ability matter to many viewers who would like to optimize their gym, while maintaining their car parking.
Picked up the Omni 30” version in blue. Wanted to start out with half rack and see if I want to expand it at some. I think that’s a great option. I initially wanted a PR5000 but it was only available in mismatched colors.
The shipping is going up from Rep as well. I recently had to choose between a Rogue half rack setup with spotter arms or a PR-4000 with some swing in style safeties. While the PR-4000 was a cheaper retail price the shipping tipped the scales towards Rogue by A LOT.
I want PR 5000 in White. Problem with REP is that they rarely have the right color combination. If you can find uprights in the color of your choice, then crossmembers are not available. Besides, the price difference between REP and Rogue is deminishing. I would just go with Rogue.
Still don’t see why anyone would get this over the PR-5000. It’s the exact same just this has a flat foot design, and it looks to be more expensive then the 5000.
I think its better compared to the HR-5000 than to the PR-5000. With the HR-5000 you have bolt-on band pegs top and bottom along with a shorter cross member. With the HR-5000 you can't expand but with the Omni you can. Changing band post design was a better move from the bolt-on option and getting rid of the overhead band pegs gives more space for the ISO arms and overhead movements. You can also expand the Omni rack out to accept more accessories later like the belt or lat pull. Instead of having to buy a brand new rack you can just update yours.
Exactly. Uprights bolted down to the flat foot... it's not that stable. Basically the bolts are taking the heavy lifting. I don't understand at all why REP came out with this rack. REP has the longest front foot on the market (26" vs Rogue's 13"). Nothing makes more stable a rack than those front feet. And you can set them up for all 4 uprights. REP may have some 'leftover' uprights and crossovers and don't want to waste them.
I got this, My reasoning was that although its almost redundant to the 5000 rack, it was in stock. Nothing else is so why not? Steel prices are rising so you gotta act quick!
Sorinex had those hybrid half racks back in the ealry 2000s. My high school got them in 2000 I believe. I ended up finding one off Craigslist for 350$ (including the matching bench) in phx when Arizona st upgraded their weight room. I've had it for the last 10 years until I upgraded to the rep pr 5000 last year. Its a cool concept and feels good to lift in.
I would love to see you review the Titan tall yoke. Especially its usability as a rack when you add J cups and spotter arms. Seems like it might be a good home gym option for saving money and space
It seems to me the flat feet would be better on the floor than the 4 post design if you don't bolt it down or have it on concrete.. Lets say you drop the bar by accident on the safeties or the straps.. with the 4 or 6 post that don't have the flat feet, all of that force is coming down on six really small surface area points.. It's like six very small beams being thrust very hard down onto what it's sitting on.. So like I have 5mm rubber mats covering a hardwood floor, and I'm renting. I would feel a lot more comfortable with the flat foot design, because if you accidentally drop the bar then all that force is being redistributed into two very long points of impact and it's a slapping action, as opposed to a stabbing action. You can test this right now with your own hand and body.. Take a finger point it out and then ram your finger into your bicep.. Now with the same amount of force, slap your bicep with your palm. You will notice the finger is much more painful and potentially damaging than the palm.
I'm definitely NOT an engineer, but would the crossmembers (PR-4000 or PR-5000) not help with the force impact even though they are not flat on the ground?
I ordered this rack, with 6 posts and the weight storage, but they sent me 2 bases, and 4 posts. I have the cross members to connect two more posts, but don't have them for the second base. I also got 2 pull up bars, so I'm just a few items short of two racks. Since they didn't want this back when support (finally) recognized the error, I'm mapping out how to use my space efficiently and add a whole second rack.
Coop, you cannot review an Rep Omni rack without reviewing an Omni Fitness Rack. Please contact me, so we can get you hooked up with one and some other stuff for review.
I am comparing Rogue to Rep for a garage rack that need not be bolted to the ground. Rep seems to be much more flexible in this regard. Is this merely a difference in risk between the two companies or are there bona fide design differences between the racks that enable the Rep racks to offer more options than Rogue in their no-bolt racks? Plus, I notice that Coop doesn't seem to think that any rack needs to be bolted down. Is this true? If so, why?
None of my plates are olympic plates. All have 1 1/8 inch holes. I was hoping that 1 inch weight storage pegs were available for REP racks. It would be very easy for REP to offer them, but their answer is no. That a deal breaker for me for all REP rack products.
Rogue has already increased prices. ): They’ve done it quietly. Only if someone’s been paying attention will they have noticed. For some crossmembers I had in my cart. It was 217 for the longest time. Now it’s 235. Bars have gone up by nearly $50. It sucks.
I really want to see someone hang a heavy bag off the side of an unbolted rack, from a Rogue Shrimp Trawler to see what it does to stability. I've seen pictures online, but I keep thinking if you hit it hard enough it's going to shift and/or tip over
Coop!!!! Help a girl out... I’m trying to design a way to build something similar to a Nautilus Glute Drive but using components that can be built into my power rack! Maybe something with jammer arms?? I need your equipment brain!!
Coop, I don't do instagram, but I have a question. How much taller does the foot supports make the rack? This is important for fitting into basements and to determine if an 80" post would now be viable for taller folks.
I've started producing my own gym equipment in EU and we are using 80x80x3mm steel tubes, better than rogue ;) hehe Soon we are going to have our site up, and about 50-ish gym products.
So the PR 5000 is the same as PR 5000v2. I built my rack at rep fitness its a pr5000. Iam a little confused I chose the 80" rack and 30" if I buy lat pull down attachment and stabilizer I won't need to bolt it down correct?? Will the rogue leverage arms work on this rack? OK this is my dilemma.🙄 I currwntly have this set up PRX wall rack and separate valor lat pull down machine, separate rogue pull up bar, separate rogue band station with matador dip attachment and landmine (this is what I currently have right now) and many of other things.. I want the rogue arms so for that I will have to get another rack I think so I been looking at the one mentioned avobe..now if I get the pr5000 with lat pull down, rogue leverage arms, dip, land mind and pull up bar attachments I can sell all my other stuff and this way I will have everything consolidated in one rack..don't know if I will like everything cramped up in one place though🤔🤔. Or maybe just replace prx wall rack with rogue wall rack and keep everything else in separate stations like I have it now??🤔🤔
Rogue has some rig shims that you put under the rack for leveling. But those are for the ones that you are bolting to the floor. Put the thicker version towards the slope/door and the thinner one away. I do recommend spray painting those metal parts to match your rack
you should review the walmart EveryDay Essentials power rack. $319.56. addon a lat pulldown for $179. yea it probably doesnt hold 1000lbs and its extremely chinese but it works fine for my noodle leg squats. And its in stock.
Coop, Is there a way to configure this incorporating the lat pulldown attachment, weight storage and a 24” depth between the front uprights whereby the lat attachment does not stick out past the end of the bottom flat foot post? In other words, six posts, lat pulldown, 24” up front, but all on the depth of the bottom rail. I am limited in depth. Thanks!
@garage gym reviews - so, in terns of using Rogue/Sorinex attachments on a Rep rack, sounds like it works because Rep rack is slightly smaller dimension wise than the racks that the Rogue/Sorinex attachments are meant for, correct? Any large enough compatibility or safety concerns that you'd recommend not buying the Rogue/Sorinex attachments? Safeties aside I mean. For example, the Sorinex J-squat or Rogue Jammer arms?
Hay coop, why doesn’t Rogue sell the power rack uprights on their own? So we can get creative and add on things. Understand they do sell the taller uprights for rigs tho.
Wondering if the "feet" of the Omni is compatible for use with the PR5000 or PR4000 to make them more stable in a home gym if you don't mind want to bolt them to the floor. And how the sturdiness would also compare to a (non bolted down) PR4000 with the Front Feet Extensions.
Which is the better half rack setup for the money? Rogue HR-2 or the Omni? Outfitted the same they are similar in price. I also notice that the uprights are bolted straight down to the base without any side stabilization. Is this an issue for stability/durability? Also are those bolts the same 1” bolts used everywhere else on the rack? They look smaller in photos.
Here is the tagline: *If you want a modular Full Power Rack that doesn't need to be bolted to your concrete floor, this is the rack for you!* - or - *If you like the Flat Foot design of the Rogue RM-390F, this is the REP equivalent, only more modular!*
"The most customizable rack on the market".... Also not more customizable than any other 3X3 1" rack and maybe even less so because to add on you have to use their feet pieces ate the bottom instead of normal crossmembers.
I'm surprised with some of the negative reviews. I was so impressed with the ruclips.net/user/postUgkxMwYg0MOXR4M-oGeyBsNSYe1aPOUoRH6D cage that I got the lat pulldown attachment that goes with it. It is equally outstanding. I don't have one complaint other than putting it together is a job. The instructions and packaging of the parts are very well designed and organized. Also, I stripped and damaged the pull down cable the first day, admitting it was my stupid fault, and they quickly replaced it at no charge. I'm 6'5, 280lbs and fit in the cage just fine. Glenn B
Thanks for using a picture that makes it look like I lift.
Missed opportunity for Coop to show pics of your small hands holding a bar as well. 🤣
@@MetalsForBrunch spoiler alert, no such footage exists.
You’re welcome. I’m trying to not stoop to your level and compare the hands of a two year old to that of a full grown, absolute yoked man.
@@BasementBrandon 🤣👍
@@GarageGymReviews love your content from both of you guys. It's hilarious 🤣😆
I'm not even in the market for most of the equipment Coop reviews but I still like to watch them. Keep up the good work Coop. 👍
Watching to support don’t need another rack 😂
It seems like coop has stepped up his editing. Great job keep it up! Thank you so much you helped me start a home gym and you’re right having one is the best
Update with the Omni if you add to make it a six post and have the lap roll you gained about 10 inches more back in four space because the post pushes back into it.
Two videos in two days. NICE! Micrometer/ digital caliper is the name of the tool by the way.
digital caliper, micrometers are much more precise and purely mechanical
Vernier calliper I think. Micrometers are more for machinists and stuff as they’re supremely precise but normally have pretty small size capabilities.
Back to back video releases?! He’s a machine!
Many more to come :)
@@GarageGymReviews I want you to know these brighten the work day for sure
Taste Testing racks is the sort of in depth analysis that subscribers to this channel crave.
Looks nice...Just wished they wouldn’t use smaller hardware to attach uprights to base 🤨
Been looking everywhere for a review of this rack and it comes the day after I ordered a rogue rack haha
Good for you. You got lucky
Enjoy the Rogue rack. Everything I've ordered from Rogue has been nothing short of outstanding, in terms of quality and if I weren't working out in a basement with low ceilings, I would have purchased a Rogue rack. But Rogue doesn't make racks with 80 inch uprights and REP does. So, I ordered the PR 4000 and got all my attachments for it, from Rogue. The attachments are of vastly superior quality to the rack, itself.
Great review. I've been thinking about putting a squat rack in the home in the future, so space is definitely an issue and it won't be bolted down. Sounds like this might be a better option than the ordinary PR-5000.
Awesome. I love how you went into detail. This channel is awesome for preventing you from buying something you may not necessarily need.
Another great review. Could you make a video on the best garage gym equipment for those that want to build a gym, but still need to park in their garage? Large racks like this are great, but folding racks, wall mounting strength equip, portability, folding, and store-ability matter to many viewers who would like to optimize their gym, while maintaining their car parking.
Picked up the Omni 30” version in blue. Wanted to start out with half rack and see if I want to expand it at some. I think that’s a great option. I initially wanted a PR5000 but it was only available in mismatched colors.
Yeah, that color is calling to me, too / I'm about to pull the trigger.
Does yours taste like blue raspberry, or more of an Alpine mist?
squealer definitely misty
Been watching your videos non stop these last weeks man. Great content!
Thats why i have notifications on!
Just purchased my rep 5000 today..thanks coop
Thanks for name dropping Griffin fitness. Their base model is pretty sweet.
Can you review the inspire commercial half rack
The shipping is going up from Rep as well. I recently had to choose between a Rogue half rack setup with spotter arms or a PR-4000 with some swing in style safeties. While the PR-4000 was a cheaper retail price the shipping tipped the scales towards Rogue by A LOT.
Amazing review man! And back to back That's crazy
Awesome review man! Definitely a good looking rack but I’ll be keeping my PR 5000 🙌🏻
Been waiting for this one, thanks Coop!
I want PR 5000 in White. Problem with REP is that they rarely have the right color combination. If you can find uprights in the color of your choice, then crossmembers are not available. Besides, the price difference between REP and Rogue is deminishing. I would just go with Rogue.
Still don’t see why anyone would get this over the PR-5000. It’s the exact same just this has a flat foot design, and it looks to be more expensive then the 5000.
I think its better compared to the HR-5000 than to the PR-5000. With the HR-5000 you have bolt-on band pegs top and bottom along with a shorter cross member. With the HR-5000 you can't expand but with the Omni you can.
Changing band post design was a better move from the bolt-on option and getting rid of the overhead band pegs gives more space for the ISO arms and overhead movements. You can also expand the Omni rack out to accept more accessories later like the belt or lat pull. Instead of having to buy a brand new rack you can just update yours.
Exactly. Uprights bolted down to the flat foot... it's not that stable. Basically the bolts are taking the heavy lifting. I don't understand at all why REP came out with this rack. REP has the longest front foot on the market (26" vs Rogue's 13"). Nothing makes more stable a rack than those front feet. And you can set them up for all 4 uprights. REP may have some 'leftover' uprights and crossovers and don't want to waste them.
One good reason = In stock.
Second rule of fight club = ....
I got this, My reasoning was that although its almost redundant to the 5000 rack, it was in stock. Nothing else is so why not? Steel prices are rising so you gotta act quick!
Sorinex had those hybrid half racks back in the ealry 2000s. My high school got them in 2000 I believe. I ended up finding one off Craigslist for 350$ (including the matching bench) in phx when Arizona st upgraded their weight room. I've had it for the last 10 years until I upgraded to the rep pr 5000 last year. Its a cool concept and feels good to lift in.
I would love to see you review the Titan tall yoke. Especially its usability as a rack when you add J cups and spotter arms. Seems like it might be a good home gym option for saving money and space
It seems to me the flat feet would be better on the floor than the 4 post design if you don't bolt it down or have it on concrete.. Lets say you drop the bar by accident on the safeties or the straps.. with the 4 or 6 post that don't have the flat feet, all of that force is coming down on six really small surface area points.. It's like six very small beams being thrust very hard down onto what it's sitting on..
So like I have 5mm rubber mats covering a hardwood floor, and I'm renting. I would feel a lot more comfortable with the flat foot design, because if you accidentally drop the bar then all that force is being redistributed into two very long points of impact and it's a slapping action, as opposed to a stabbing action.
You can test this right now with your own hand and body.. Take a finger point it out and then ram your finger into your bicep.. Now with the same amount of force, slap your bicep with your palm. You will notice the finger is much more painful and potentially damaging than the palm.
I'm definitely NOT an engineer, but would the crossmembers (PR-4000 or PR-5000) not help with the force impact even though they are not flat on the ground?
Definitely getting this for a half rack. I really like the hr5000 but was sold out. Thanks coop.
I don’t understand this what does he mean by use it as a half rack, use the outside of it? Why?
Well I just ordered the Omni rack wish I would have saw this beforehand but I don't want to bolt it down so I guess it is what it is
I dig the Sumo-style rack...squat, bench, and storage all in a more compact package.
Coop, do you know when/if this rack will be back on the market?
I ordered this rack, with 6 posts and the weight storage, but they sent me 2 bases, and 4 posts. I have the cross members to connect two more posts, but don't have them for the second base. I also got 2 pull up bars, so I'm just a few items short of two racks. Since they didn't want this back when support (finally) recognized the error, I'm mapping out how to use my space efficiently and add a whole second rack.
This sounds great, and it’s compatible w Titan series racks. Did you figure it out?
Coop, where’s the Fitness Reality rack review?
On the edit floor. Coming soon!
@@GarageGymReviews hell yes
@@markandrewkoval8920 no I already have the rack, I just wanna see coop review it😂
@@GarageGymReviews I just bought the 810XLT and assembled it last week. I love it so far
I was just wondering this the other day when I was on their website. They really don't make the difference clear.
Thanks coop! Was wondering about the similarities.
Coop, you cannot review an Rep Omni rack without reviewing an Omni Fitness Rack. Please contact me, so we can get you hooked up with one and some other stuff for review.
I think a safety improvement would to use button head bolts with acorn nuts.
Great quality videos and content!!
I am comparing Rogue to Rep for a garage rack that need not be bolted to the ground. Rep seems to be much more flexible in this regard. Is this merely a difference in risk between the two companies or are there bona fide design differences between the racks that enable the Rep racks to offer more options than Rogue in their no-bolt racks? Plus, I notice that Coop doesn't seem to think that any rack needs to be bolted down. Is this true? If so, why?
None of my plates are olympic plates. All have 1 1/8 inch holes. I was hoping that 1 inch weight storage pegs were available for REP racks. It would be very easy for REP to offer them, but their answer is no. That a deal breaker for me for all REP rack products.
modular power racks reminds me of this old kids toy we have in the UK called meccano
Please do a log bar comparison/review/recommendation.
Hey Coop what's the difference between a full rack vs half rack since you kept mentioning half rack throughout the video.
Any reviews comparing the rep ab5200 vs rogue ab 2.0 coming out?
Too bad they don't offer it with 80" uprights.
Hey coop were do u find those hitch pins and what size can i use i have a rep pr 5000 loving it so far u were the main reason for my purchase
I like this one. Will have to add it to my wish list.
You should do a video on how and why you use exercise bands. Does that already exist?
Aye professor coop u doing a review on the fitness reality power rack soon?
Coop, shoulders looking juicy man. You start the TRT?
I use a rogue dip bars and j cups on my pr 5000 I dont have a problem with them
I use Rogue dip bars, j-cups, hangers, safety arms, etc., on my PR 4000 and have zero issues.
The flanges on the flat feet are aesthetically unpleasant.
My concern is that you would stub your toes!
Rogue has already increased prices. ): They’ve done it quietly. Only if someone’s been paying attention will they have noticed. For some crossmembers I had in my cart. It was 217 for the longest time. Now it’s 235. Bars have gone up by nearly $50. It sucks.
Buy a Texas Power Bar. Has better knurling and the prices stay the same.
@@hitleractually8180 Almost all the big manufacturers have already started increasing prices. I won’t doubt if they do the same.
I really want to see someone hang a heavy bag off the side of an unbolted rack, from a Rogue Shrimp Trawler to see what it does to stability. I've seen pictures online, but I keep thinking if you hit it hard enough it's going to shift and/or tip over
HAVAK REVIEW PLEASE! Thank you in advance.
Coop!!!! Help a girl out... I’m trying to design a way to build something similar to a Nautilus Glute Drive but using components that can be built into my power rack! Maybe something with jammer arms?? I need your equipment brain!!
Coop, I don't do instagram, but I have a question. How much taller does the foot supports make the rack? This is important for fitting into basements and to determine if an 80" post would now be viable for taller folks.
I've started producing my own gym equipment in EU and we are using 80x80x3mm steel tubes, better than rogue ;) hehe
Soon we are going to have our site up, and about 50-ish gym products.
What is the name of the company?
So the PR 5000 is the same as PR 5000v2. I built my rack at rep fitness its a pr5000. Iam a little confused I chose the 80" rack and 30" if I buy lat pull down attachment and stabilizer I won't need to bolt it down correct?? Will the rogue leverage arms work on this rack?
OK this is my dilemma.🙄
I currwntly have this set up PRX wall rack and separate valor lat pull down machine, separate rogue pull up bar, separate rogue band station with matador dip attachment and landmine (this is what I currently have right now) and many of other things.. I want the rogue arms so for that I will have to get another rack I think so I been looking at the one mentioned avobe..now if I get the pr5000 with lat pull down, rogue leverage arms, dip, land mind and pull up bar attachments I can sell all my other stuff and this way I will have everything consolidated in one rack..don't know if I will like everything cramped up in one place though🤔🤔. Or maybe just replace prx wall rack with rogue wall rack and keep everything else in separate stations like I have it now??🤔🤔
Separate subject but since you build these racks all the time...how about some install tips...leveling the floor etc...
Rogue has some rig shims that you put under the rack for leveling. But those are for the ones that you are bolting to the floor. Put the thicker version towards the slope/door and the thinner one away. I do recommend spray painting those metal parts to match your rack
@@andycane007 thanks!
What is a modular rack and it’s purpose ? Looking to buy one and doing my homework .
you should review the walmart EveryDay Essentials power rack. $319.56. addon a lat pulldown for $179. yea it probably doesnt hold 1000lbs and its extremely chinese but it works fine for my noodle leg squats. And its in stock.
can you review the verve rack and some of their products too?
Coop, Is there a way to configure this incorporating the lat pulldown attachment, weight storage and a 24” depth between the front uprights whereby the lat attachment does not stick out past the end of the bottom flat foot post? In other words, six posts, lat pulldown, 24” up front, but all on the depth of the bottom rail. I am limited in depth. Thanks!
I'm not old but it kind of reminds me of the Edsel, lol.
@garage gym reviews - so, in terns of using Rogue/Sorinex attachments on a Rep rack, sounds like it works because Rep rack is slightly smaller dimension wise than the racks that the Rogue/Sorinex attachments are meant for, correct? Any large enough compatibility or safety concerns that you'd recommend not buying the Rogue/Sorinex attachments? Safeties aside I mean.
For example, the Sorinex J-squat or Rogue Jammer arms?
Nevermind....finished the video and got the answers to my questions - thanks!
Problem with the flat foot design is it will wobble if your floor is not even
Why isn't the Omni rack on their website
Yo Coop. Biggest gripe I heard about the rml r3 is the width. What about an rml r3 with a pr 4000 pull-up bar?
Hay coop, why doesn’t Rogue sell the power rack uprights on their own? So we can get creative and add on things. Understand they do sell the taller uprights for rigs tho.
They did before Covid. They are still too backed up, but you can call and ask them.
I assume that the Ares and Athena are not compatible with this rack.
Bruh u need to do a rack giveaway.. need to clear up that garage
Can't you just get square tubular steel and bolt a post rack to it for the same effect?
Wondering if the "feet" of the Omni is compatible for use with the PR5000 or PR4000 to make them more stable in a home gym if you don't mind want to bolt them to the floor. And how the sturdiness would also compare to a (non bolted down) PR4000 with the Front Feet Extensions.
Which is the better half rack setup for the money? Rogue HR-2 or the Omni? Outfitted the same they are similar in price.
I also notice that the uprights are bolted straight down to the base without any side stabilization. Is this an issue for stability/durability? Also are those bolts the same 1” bolts used everywhere else on the rack? They look smaller in photos.
Here is the tagline:
*If you want a modular Full Power Rack that doesn't need to be bolted to your concrete floor, this is the rack for you!*
- or -
*If you like the Flat Foot design of the Rogue RM-390F, this is the REP equivalent, only more modular!*
Cinnamon-y? Pinkish?
Do they make one in Juicy Fruit?
Has the Omni Rack not been released yet? I don’t see it on their website
Where is the review of the SR 40000 Squat Rack?
hey coop. will the reo fitness lat pull down system fit on the rogue monster rack?
What’s the white one to the right?
Hey what do you think of the unipack dumbbells on Amazon that go up to 100lbs
I wanna know how to DIY this.
What do you think about the coming “Ares” factor?
"The most customizable rack on the market".... Also not more customizable than any other 3X3 1" rack and maybe even less so because to add on you have to use their feet pieces ate the bottom instead of normal crossmembers.
How much would you say the slope of your garage affects your lifting?
You're such a nerd. Love it!
Can you use REP cross members with Rogue uprights?
Hey Coop, where did you get the band pegs?
They come with it.
WHAT ARE THE NAME OF THOSE NIKE SHOES COOP IS WEARING??????!!!!
Hey Coop
Is Rep using this to replace the HR 5000?
I'm surprised with some of the negative reviews. I was so impressed with the ruclips.net/user/postUgkxMwYg0MOXR4M-oGeyBsNSYe1aPOUoRH6D cage that I got the lat pulldown attachment that goes with it. It is equally outstanding. I don't have one complaint other than putting it together is a job. The instructions and packaging of the parts are very well designed and organized. Also, I stripped and damaged the pull down cable the first day, admitting it was my stupid fault, and they quickly replaced it at no charge. I'm 6'5, 280lbs and fit in the cage just fine. Glenn B
Do I smell a Rogue monster cage review???
What is westside hole spacing?
These Companies Should Pay You
They do
I prefer the flat
Yeah, Ima have to say no. It seems like a gimmick. I like my Rogue 3x4. A lot.