About 3 months ago I stumbled over your channel because I needed some inspirations for building my home gym. Now that I have ordered everything and wait for the deliver, I find myself still looking your videos although I wouldn`t need to anymore. I guess you could take that as a compliment. Just sayin.
These look so cool honestly... I’m just building out the hone gym due to Covid but you’re channel is really getting me giddy about the things I want to add!
Exactly what I was wondering. I know you can do a lot of movements with these but if you're not into replicating the "machine" experience I think $600 is a bit steep. I bought my PR-4000 to use with barbells and bands so although these will be great for some people, I'm thinking I can do without them in my training. That being said, if they were still $400 I might pick them up just to have them in my back pocket :)
@@frankp5117 What about $200?😁You can buy one pair of these arms for $190 in China.I agree with you,the basic power rack is enough.As the old saying goes,less is more.I love my PR-5000.
Thanks for answering the most basic and/or common question first. When discussing any accessory, that helps out a lot and should be included in every video.
I have been asking several manufacturers this past week when they will have barbells and weights in stock and they either have let me place pre orders or have to my delight, said they have them back in stock and they sent me an order form via email.
Thumbs up, sold me on the multiple functionality. My PR5000 was ordered during the last stock they just ran out of. Still waiting for the rear stabilizer and front feet, will order these too when they're in. Rogue came to my rescue by having both barbells in stock that I wanted, and they just restocked a couple different types of bumpers, so I was able to snag those too. Just need the REP accessories to come back and I'll be all decked out
Seem durable, but stickers for branding and cheap paint on the plates. The owner of the company has some allegations against him from previous business ventures, so you may want to look into that.
Coop just an idea for the channel. Maybe worth exploring options avail outside US too as the Primal Strength Jammer Arms (in my opinion) are literally the best design and functionality you can buy. At minimum, it will get the word out to likes of Rogue - lol. Great review and good to see shout out to Gavin and Primal Strength.
Coop, if you got one of your arms covered in a knurling tattoo which bar’s pattern would it be? (Oh, and great thoughtful unbiased thorough review as always! Not as funny as the other ones though except where you mentioned bumping your head. The highest form of humor is making fun of ourselves!)
These are pretty nice. I got the PR-4000 version, but the concept is the same. They're a pain in the ass to move up and down the uprights. They're tight on the uprights, so you have to make sure the whole system is just parallel to get them to move. And then when you're trying to pin it in, the holes have a really tight tolerance so it can be tricky to get the pins to go through. All while making sure the angle and height is correct holding 65 pounds. Some extra strength could help me (I'll get there!), but it's still more of a juggling act than I was expecting. That said, functionality is fantastic. Overall worth it if you want them. Would love some more content and ideas on how to use them, too.
@@LairdRoss Not yet. I honestly hadn't given the loops much thought. I've typically used the landmine to supplement the main lifts, so this is new territory for me. My use has mostly been limited to various chest presses and rows. I find them a little too narrow to stand between them and be comfortable, so that has limited some exploration, as well. Does make me think, an attachment that connects the bars together would be well received.
Coop, when will one of these company make rack mounted jerk blocks? Jerk block are awesome but few people have the room to have them in their garage. Imagine if one of those company used a combination of their trolly system and a horizontal arm so that we could drop heavy jerks on them. It seems so simple and would be awesome to have. Let me know if you agree.
First off... to all of you with this confusion of things needing to be in stock.. What planet are you guys living on? We are living through a world wide pandemic where no one wants to go back to gyms. Hence why people are buying this gear up like crazy!!! Secondly why are you bugging out on these small companies that are trying to help us all out? Bizzare!!! The arms, the rack are strong pieces of equipment with incredible versatility. Coop put up a fair assessment of this product. For the price its pretty damn good. Yes you have to get on these sites minute by minute, no matter which company to gobble up what you can. There are nuances to these arms, but man I can do belt squats, leg presses, chest exercises, shoulder exercises.. the gamut. Well worth it, and don't care where they were manufactured. If that is an issue start looking at your car parts and where they have been made. Thats just silly arguments to not exercise. I hope you don't buy the stuff because of this... so I can gobble more stuff up while you guys squabble about that lol!! Hey Coop thx for the review... good point with the holes .. i noticed that as well. But overall great product for the coin!!!!
Sold..i just need it to work. My Rogue Monster rack all ready has the rep feet and other frankenstein accessories and i kinda like it that way. This is way more affordable.
Coop, is the PR-5000 a true "3X3" like the Rogue? I heard the PR-4000 is actually 2.95x2.95 (slightly smaller and the attachments are not compatible with RML racks without removing/shaving down UHMW from REP attachments. I was looking to add these arms, PR-4000 version, to my RML.
Dude, my apologies! In past. Ids I called you a poser because you were not a well muscled as your videos suggested, I have since seen your vids of you lifting, and your strength surpasses your mass! To be honest I wish I were as strong as you........... subscribed
I have a rogue RML-490C and the Rep arms. The arms only fit if I removed one piece of plastic and I can only use one pin to secure it. Pin takes a lot of force to put in
How much UHMW did you have to remove? Also, how is the stability with only one pin? I heard the side holes are slightly off from the RML and don't allow two 5/8 pins to lock in.
@@Team.Madman the arm swing assembly comes in two pieces. I remove the front uhmw plastic where swing arm touches the rack. Yes I can only get one pin in but since it's so tight on the rack I have no wobble. I actually have to hammer the pin in sometimes
I looooove the Rogue lever arms so I bought them for my RM-6. If I could try the Rep before I bought them, I might consider them because I do think the locking positions are a great idea, but I don’t like all the lateral play, and it’s FAR from a guarantee that Rep will have those back in stock Nov/Dec 2020. I do think their customer service is very good though. I placed a big pre-order with them at the thick of the pandemic and canceled it to go with Rogue because their ETAs kept moving. Once they’re back in stock, I’ll be curious to see if Rogue modifies their design at all, might even pick up a pair of these on the other side of my rack...? Thanks for the review, Coop!
9:30 why not set the pin in the middle hole and rest the arm on top of that to give you a horizontal start point for like an overhead press standing straight up instead of bent over? Just don't slam the weight onto the pin as you let it down.
What's your opinion about the Sorinex J-Squat? Is it worth the money and space to upgrade to the Rogue Rhino dedicated belt system or does it make sense to save space and money with the J-Squat jammer arm belt squat attachment?
@@tonyallen3138 Thanks for the reply. When you say versatility, what are you referring to? I have the money and space to get the Rogue rhino, but I'm not sure whether it would be smarter to spend the space and money elsewhere, or if the rhino is that much better than the J-squat that it would just make sense to get the rhino. Basically, I could get either, but I could get more stuff if I got the J-Squat. In your opinion should I just go with the rhino or get the J-Squat?
Xavier Stephens what I mean is that the Rhino will provide more variations to different workouts you can perform depending if you perform the drop-in configuration vs stand-a-lone. You can use it as a pulley system to perform more than just the belt squat variant workouts.
I went with the Vulcan Prime rack because it came with its own jammer arms. I haven't unpacked it yet, but through the packaging it appears to be very similar to the Rogue unit. Any chance on reviewing one of the newer Vulcan racks? I don't see many reviews out there but have read the quality of their parts is good as well as the fitment
DeathByEagle DeathByEagle I never found anything either. I have them sitting in my garage in packaging. At first glance they look a lot like the rogue lt-50s. I will look at them today
@@FtmfwId If possible Id love to get some info when you have them set. Size, depth, roller type system? Pictures or youtube video, lol. If they are exactly like the Rogue trolley system id be interested for sure at $400 less. Im looking for two sets, one inside rack and one outside the rack so any money saved it worth it, plus they have free shipping, no tax. Dont see Rep as a option for me. Im like Coop, I like the higher standards, lol. Anyways, good luck and any info, pics or vid is appreciated if u have time.
Wondering if you set up ur new rack? Very interested in seeing these Jammer arms from Vulcan and info about them. Fixed or adjustable? rollers or just glides with plastic? locking type etc? Im def interested in seeing pics and or video. Ive been looking into the full rack as well. Thanks
@@deathbyeagledeathbyeagle7270 Have not setup my rack yet and won't until I move into my new home (with a garage that it fits in lol). But I did go inspect the arms. The jammer arms are pretty much identical to the Rogue units. The base has two knurled handles with a release button in the middle. They also have internal wheels that will slide the unit up/down on the upright.
You can't state they fit all 3 x 3 racks when rep is built overseas and builds in metric... Their 5/8" holes are 18mm ( larger ) and their 3 x 3 rack is 75mm x 75mm ( smaller) which means the pull pins will work but the arms themselves won't fit unless modified...
Yea agreed, this was a huge oversight in the review. Sure they fit "all 3x3 racks" when it's clear this was bolted onto a Titan Rack again which is Metric. Put this on a Monster or Monster Lite and post a review update @garagegymreviews
@@ChristianStJulian there is another video on here of a guy just pulling the protective plastic and sticking 3M felt tape on to get the clearance... I'm still going to pick up a set and attempt to just sand the plastic inserts down the 1 or 2 mm needed...
Good to know, I just know alot of people aren't prepared for that amount of modification and will buy with expectations set. Personally I like the design but need arms that attach Spotter Arm style because I have a folding rack and don't plan to leave them on all the time.
@@ChristianStJulian same here with the folding rack,I was going to pick up the front mounted feet for the pr4000 rack as well just for added stability.... But with the hole spacing on rep accessories it's the same thing with some slight mods because the holes arnt 2" apart they're like 1.98"
@@stevenrobare6668 Yea thats a good idea. With the feet, I'd just be concerned if they'd sit flush with the ground after mounting. The feet for folding racks are a bit different from that of a standard rack so you might need to wedge something underneath. I bought some RV pullout supports for my spotter arms but hadn't thought about jammer Arms causing stability issues unless you're doing some cleaning movements which I wouldn't be.
Do these arms vs rogue need to have the rack bolted down? That’s a very important consideration because who wants to bolt down a cage to your garage floor if you can just buy stabilizers. The rogue sells mini feet but they don’t recommend using those and not bolt cage down to the floor with the LT-1. Rep sells feet stabilizers and they recommend you can use the ISO arms without bolting the cage to ground. So question is with rogue are they just being conservative and can you demo the rogue cage with mini feet and without bolting the cage? It’s a big point when committing to a cage. I just don’t seeing bolting a cage as option but wondering why both companies have vastly different recommendations on these arms given similar dimensions on pr5000 v2 and rogue monster series.
Would these Iso Arms create too much outward force for a Rogue RML-3W Wall Mount? I haven't installed mine yet, but I am going to use the stringers and the wall it is going to be attached to is solid wood so it seems like it should be pretty secure. I just wanted to get everyone's thoughts.
Someone needs to start making lever/jammer arms that can also universal swivel for racks, like the Sorinex Hurricane. It will allow for many more movement's than just up or down. What's the complexity of moving the arms from the front post to the rear post ???
Glad you got a good set of iso arms. I have been a little put off from Rep due to their apparent customer service shortcomings with the release of their products. I’m not even talking about the lack of product being in stock, I get that one. Some of the examples of customer service has been concerning such as the response of “just take a metal grinder to make the iso arms fit”. I will say, they always make it right, but responses like that are a bit concerning
Can you put Rogue Cross-members on REP uprights? I know the bolts are not totally the same size? So can you really mix and match, or is only accessories? And if you can, would be really cool to see a Mutant REP/Rogue Rack build. where you take the best from both and put it together!
I don't think any of the companies have created/came out with an attachment so it can be used as a leg press. I'm sure one could come up with something, a bar/platform to press, and safety arms so set the jammer arms at the needed height depending on the style of leg press you wanted to do. The angle Could be kinda weird for a leg press, and the weight limited, so I would say lacking for people that rep 800 to 1000lbs on leg press... but maybe usable for people that are working at the up to 500lbs for reps.
Great review Coop 👍🏽! Let’s see which company is able to come out with converging Jammer arms, for complete manoeuvrability whilst the arm is adjusted to the rack, 🧐? But otherwise I think these are better than the rogue & sorinex, because I actually like the stiffness inbetween those 2 companies. Not to mention the price. Great review 👍🏽
are these necessary? all the stuff it shows people doing with these can be accomplished with other lifts that dont require these special arm attachments
Definitely something I'm considering. I see they advertise them with people using them for pullups or muscle ups. Do you feel like they were actually sturdy enough to hold your weight? I'm 6'2 and 210 lbs..don't really want something breaking on me with all of my weight on it.
Hi curious if a person can get 2 Athena's and also ISO arms? I realize the ISO has to be under the pulleys so for lat work would have to move iso arms farther down the bar but have you tried this or seen anybody do this?
You can probably use them as a vertical unilateral leg press or if Rep can come up with an easy leg press attachment that secures to both arms....the sky is the limit.
Coop you tried them on a monster rack? Im just surprised every rep attachment ive gotten has been really tight because their uprights are 2.95 inch instead of 3 inch tubes.
That's what I want to know. Everyone keeps saying "they should," but I haven't seen anyone say they actually tried it. Titan and REP racks are actually 75mm x 75mm (2.95"x2.95"), not 3"x3" and I have made the mistake before of thinking their attachments would fit my RML (they often do NOT).
Please make a video of you trying these on a rogue monster rack. There’s a dude that made a vid adding 3m felt tape on one side and made the j cups from rep fitness fit perfectly into a monster 3x3 one even with the .05 difference that rep fitness has. I know rogue will probably not like the vid, but I don’t think you would care about that too much anyway lol I just want to know if the 3m felt tape idea can help on the iso arms as well to make them fit into my rogue monster rack
I read some reviews stated that the iso arms damaged their cages, cosmetically speaking. Can anyone confirm or refute these claims? Rep sometimes updates their products, so figured I'd ask around.
Only better arms out there are those ones your sleeves are hugging.
Why are you geh?
You ruined Rogue Stockbot 😤
@@swoleboytroy4061 wait what happened?
Jonathan Soriano He outed Rogue Stockbot and robbed hundreds of people looking to buy weight plates during COVID within the month of April.
stefonzy good morning bro, nah, we’re all mad when he posted that.
About 3 months ago I stumbled over your channel because I needed some inspirations for building my home gym. Now that I have ordered everything and wait for the deliver, I find myself still looking your videos although I wouldn`t need to anymore. I guess you could take that as a compliment. Just sayin.
I cannot stop thinking about the Jocko purse you reviewed and actually said was good
Mee to man that shit was just garbage 😂😂
Lmao who tf would even buy that
H0N3Y B4DG3R I woke up at 4:30AM to buy it.
I feel like you could also use those eyr rings on the jammer arms to put a leg press attachment on too, that would be a cool idea.
These look so cool honestly... I’m just building out the hone gym due to Covid but you’re channel is really getting me giddy about the things I want to add!
I'm curious what your thoughts are on the value of these after they increased the price here to $599.99.
Exactly what I was wondering. I know you can do a lot of movements with these but if you're not into replicating the "machine" experience I think $600 is a bit steep. I bought my PR-4000 to use with barbells and bands so although these will be great for some people, I'm thinking I can do without them in my training. That being said, if they were still $400 I might pick them up just to have them in my back pocket :)
The $600 price tag includes shipping where as before it didn’t.
I don’t know if REP is an American or Chinese brand. In China,the same product costs only 1310 yuan（$195),including shipping fees.
@@frankp5117 What about $200?😁You can buy one pair of these arms for $190 in China.I agree with you,the basic power rack is enough.As the old saying goes,less is more.I love my PR-5000.
“It’s only 399 bucks” me in 2024 crying cause now they’re $599
Thanks for answering the most basic and/or common question first. When discussing any accessory, that helps out a lot and should be included in every video.
That's cool and all, but when is ANYTHING going to be in stock again?
2 years
You can get a PUMp from the FRanK in the meantime!!!
ETA for these is November
I have been asking several manufacturers this past week when they will have barbells and weights in stock and they either have let me place pre orders or have to my delight, said they have them back in stock and they sent me an order form via email.
That's happening with all fitness companies.
Coop please save some equipment for the rest of us😭
Great review. Can you review the Titan lever arms?
Now we just need these bad boys to be in stock
Another good video mate. Really enjoy your content and it gives me more ideas. Stay well from another garage gym owner
Thumbs up, sold me on the multiple functionality. My PR5000 was ordered during the last stock they just ran out of. Still waiting for the rear stabilizer and front feet, will order these too when they're in. Rogue came to my rescue by having both barbells in stock that I wanted, and they just restocked a couple different types of bumpers, so I was able to snag those too. Just need the REP accessories to come back and I'll be all decked out
Gavin is a genius. Sweet review coop
Really excited for this one.
Love the videos coop! Could you do a review on Baadass adjustable dumbbells?
Yep, just got a few new ones in.
Seem durable, but stickers for branding and cheap paint on the plates. The owner of the company has some allegations against him from previous business ventures, so you may want to look into that.
Black Friday is coming so time to rewatch a bunch of Coop and Brandon videos
Coop just an idea for the channel. Maybe worth exploring options avail outside US too as the Primal Strength Jammer Arms (in my opinion) are literally the best design and functionality you can buy. At minimum, it will get the word out to likes of Rogue - lol. Great review and good to see shout out to Gavin and Primal Strength.
Hey Coop, love your reviews! Ever try Titan’s TITAN series lever arms?
I think I’m getting them now, thanks. Can’t wait to go to their site and see SOLD OUT 😂🥴
Coop, if you got one of your arms covered in a knurling tattoo which bar’s pattern would it be?
(Oh, and great thoughtful unbiased thorough review as always! Not as funny as the other ones though except where you mentioned bumping your head. The highest form of humor is making fun of ourselves!)
I'd do four. Rogue OPB, Eleiko Waffle, Kabuki NGPB, and Uesaka.
Lol, Coop, can’t commit to one knurl, huh? Variety is the spice of life, except women ;-)
Your reviews are great Coop... Thanks Buddy!
Digging the lighting in the new gym. The ‘stache looks good in it!
Coop what do you think for now at $600 with free shipping?
These are pretty nice. I got the PR-4000 version, but the concept is the same. They're a pain in the ass to move up and down the uprights. They're tight on the uprights, so you have to make sure the whole system is just parallel to get them to move. And then when you're trying to pin it in, the holes have a really tight tolerance so it can be tricky to get the pins to go through. All while making sure the angle and height is correct holding 65 pounds. Some extra strength could help me (I'll get there!), but it's still more of a juggling act than I was expecting. That said, functionality is fantastic. Overall worth it if you want them. Would love some more content and ideas on how to use them, too.
That is quite a solid review there mate. I am thinking about belted squats and such. Have you tried that?
@@LairdRoss Not yet. I honestly hadn't given the loops much thought. I've typically used the landmine to supplement the main lifts, so this is new territory for me. My use has mostly been limited to various chest presses and rows. I find them a little too narrow to stand between them and be comfortable, so that has limited some exploration, as well.
Does make me think, an attachment that connects the bars together would be well received.
@@drift_diffusion Just attach a pull up bar to link them together.
Yeah, that does sound enough of a pita that I wouldn't bother with using them.
Coop, when will one of these company make rack mounted jerk blocks? Jerk block are awesome but few people have the room to have them in their garage. Imagine if one of those company used a combination of their trolly system and a horizontal arm so that we could drop heavy jerks on them. It seems so simple and would be awesome to have.
Let me know if you agree.
First off... to all of you with this confusion of things needing to be in stock.. What planet are you guys living on? We are living through a world wide pandemic where no one wants to go back to gyms. Hence why people are buying this gear up like crazy!!! Secondly why are you bugging out on these small companies that are trying to help us all out? Bizzare!!! The arms, the rack are strong pieces of equipment with incredible versatility. Coop put up a fair assessment of this product. For the price its pretty damn good. Yes you have to get on these sites minute by minute, no matter which company to gobble up what you can.
There are nuances to these arms, but man I can do belt squats, leg presses, chest exercises, shoulder exercises.. the gamut. Well worth it, and don't care where they were manufactured. If that is an issue start looking at your car parts and where they have been made. Thats just silly arguments to not exercise. I hope you don't buy the stuff because of this... so I can gobble more stuff up while you guys squabble about that lol!! Hey Coop thx for the review... good point with the holes .. i noticed that as well. But overall great product for the coin!!!!
Sold..i just need it to work. My Rogue Monster rack all ready has the rep feet and other frankenstein accessories and i kinda like it that way. This is way more affordable.
David, you have the rep feet front feet on what kind of rogue rack? Are they with compatible with monster rack?
@@timt7657 I believe so as long as it has the one inch holes
Will these arms fit on a Rogue Monster Lite Rack? Also, how do they compare to Titans Lever Arms ???? Thank you
Coop, is the PR-5000 a true "3X3" like the Rogue? I heard the PR-4000 is actually 2.95x2.95 (slightly smaller and the attachments are not compatible with RML racks without removing/shaving down UHMW from REP attachments. I was looking to add these arms, PR-4000 version, to my RML.
Thanks Coop! Great Review!
Dude, my apologies! In past. Ids I called you a poser because you were not a well muscled as your videos suggested, I have since seen your vids of you lifting, and your strength surpasses your mass! To be honest I wish I were as strong as you........... subscribed
Meanwhile, I'm over here wondering whether Coop is natty or on the juice.... kidding! 😂
I have a rogue RML-490C and the Rep arms. The arms only fit if I removed one piece of plastic and I can only use one pin to secure it. Pin takes a lot of force to put in
How much UHMW did you have to remove? Also, how is the stability with only one pin? I heard the side holes are slightly off from the RML and don't allow two 5/8 pins to lock in.
@@Team.Madman the arm swing assembly comes in two pieces. I remove the front uhmw plastic where swing arm touches the rack. Yes I can only get one pin in but since it's so tight on the rack I have no wobble. I actually have to hammer the pin in sometimes
Will this fit the RML-490?
Preorder came out today 9/29/21… no longer $399… $599 now.
Coop you the man
No, Kev, you da man!
You talked me into another piece of equipment coop.
I looooove the Rogue lever arms so I bought them for my RM-6. If I could try the Rep before I bought them, I might consider them because I do think the locking positions are a great idea, but I don’t like all the lateral play, and it’s FAR from a guarantee that Rep will have those back in stock Nov/Dec 2020. I do think their customer service is very good though. I placed a big pre-order with them at the thick of the pandemic and canceled it to go with Rogue because their ETAs kept moving.
Once they’re back in stock, I’ll be curious to see if Rogue modifies their design at all, might even pick up a pair of these on the other side of my rack...? Thanks for the review, Coop!
9:30 why not set the pin in the middle hole and rest the arm on top of that to give you a horizontal start point for like an overhead press standing straight up instead of bent over? Just don't slam the weight onto the pin as you let it down.
Can the chrome weight horn be removed and positioned on the front of the arm for plate top loading instead of side loading?
@garagegymreviews this is a great review. Do you have the Sorinex cool breeze cambered bar? Nobody has a review on it.
Definitely going to grab a pair for my monster lite once they come back in stock.
Which ones do you need? the ones for the PR4000?
Coop, you should check the vendetta Adapter, it's looks awesome. It's just what you were asking for
Good review! How is it able to fit 5/8" and 1" holes? Does it come with different size pins?
Kevin Jackson it depends on which version you buy, there’s a PR-5000 and a PR-4000 one
What's your opinion about the Sorinex J-Squat? Is it worth the money and space to upgrade to the Rogue Rhino dedicated belt system or does it make sense to save space and money with the J-Squat jammer arm belt squat attachment?
I would say go for the Rhino if you have the money due to the versatility if you have the space and money. But J-Squat is you need to save on space.
@@tonyallen3138 Thanks for the reply. When you say versatility, what are you referring to? I have the money and space to get the Rogue rhino, but I'm not sure whether it would be smarter to spend the space and money elsewhere, or if the rhino is that much better than the J-squat that it would just make sense to get the rhino. Basically, I could get either, but I could get more stuff if I got the J-Squat. In your opinion should I just go with the rhino or get the J-Squat?
Xavier Stephens what I mean is that the Rhino will provide more variations to different workouts you can perform depending if you perform the drop-in configuration vs stand-a-lone. You can use it as a pulley system to perform more than just the belt squat variant workouts.
Do they fit the monster lite though? I know they released one for the pr4k.
I got this question too. I got the RML-390CN rack and really want these.
They fit my monster lite rack they have the 4000 series
As long it gets the job done. That all that matters.
I went with the Vulcan Prime rack because it came with its own jammer arms. I haven't unpacked it yet, but through the packaging it appears to be very similar to the Rogue unit.
Any chance on reviewing one of the newer Vulcan racks? I don't see many reviews out there but have read the quality of their parts is good as well as the fitment
I cant even find out what the Vulcan jammer arms look like. They have no info on them, just they can be put in that package.
DeathByEagle DeathByEagle I never found anything either. I have them sitting in my garage in packaging. At first glance they look a lot like the rogue lt-50s. I will look at them today
@@FtmfwId If possible Id love to get some info when you have them set. Size, depth, roller type system? Pictures or youtube video, lol. If they are exactly like the Rogue trolley system id be interested for sure at $400 less. Im looking for two sets, one inside rack and one outside the rack so any money saved it worth it, plus they have free shipping, no tax. Dont see Rep as a option for me. Im like Coop, I like the higher standards, lol. Anyways, good luck and any info, pics or vid is appreciated if u have time.
Wondering if you set up ur new rack? Very interested in seeing these Jammer arms from Vulcan and info about them. Fixed or adjustable? rollers or just glides with plastic? locking type etc? Im def interested in seeing pics and or video. Ive been looking into the full rack as well. Thanks
@@deathbyeagledeathbyeagle7270 Have not setup my rack yet and won't until I move into my new home (with a garage that it fits in lol). But I did go inspect the arms. The jammer arms are pretty much identical to the Rogue units. The base has two knurled handles with a release button in the middle. They also have internal wheels that will slide the unit up/down on the upright.
You can't state they fit all 3 x 3 racks when rep is built overseas and builds in metric... Their 5/8" holes are 18mm ( larger ) and their 3 x 3 rack is 75mm x 75mm ( smaller) which means the pull pins will work but the arms themselves won't fit unless modified...
Yea agreed, this was a huge oversight in the review. Sure they fit "all 3x3 racks" when it's clear this was bolted onto a Titan Rack again which is Metric. Put this on a Monster or Monster Lite and post a review update @garagegymreviews
@@ChristianStJulian there is another video on here of a guy just pulling the protective plastic and sticking 3M felt tape on to get the clearance... I'm still going to pick up a set and attempt to just sand the plastic inserts down the 1 or 2 mm needed...
Good to know, I just know alot of people aren't prepared for that amount of modification and will buy with expectations set. Personally I like the design but need arms that attach Spotter Arm style because I have a folding rack and don't plan to leave them on all the time.
@@ChristianStJulian same here with the folding rack,I was going to pick up the front mounted feet for the pr4000 rack as well just for added stability.... But with the hole spacing on rep accessories it's the same thing with some slight mods because the holes arnt 2" apart they're like 1.98"
@@stevenrobare6668 Yea thats a good idea. With the feet, I'd just be concerned if they'd sit flush with the ground after mounting. The feet for folding racks are a bit different from that of a standard rack so you might need to wedge something underneath. I bought some RV pullout supports for my spotter arms but hadn't thought about jammer Arms causing stability issues unless you're doing some cleaning movements which I wouldn't be.
Do these arms vs rogue need to have the rack bolted down? That’s a very important consideration because who wants to bolt down a cage to your garage floor if you can just buy stabilizers. The rogue sells mini feet but they don’t recommend using those and not bolt cage down to the floor with the LT-1. Rep sells feet stabilizers and they recommend you can use the ISO arms without bolting the cage to ground. So question is with rogue are they just being conservative and can you demo the rogue cage with mini feet and without bolting the cage? It’s a big point when committing to a cage. I just don’t seeing bolting a cage as option but wondering why both companies have vastly different recommendations on these arms given similar dimensions on pr5000 v2 and rogue monster series.
Would these Iso Arms create too much outward force for a Rogue RML-3W Wall Mount? I haven't installed mine yet, but I am going to use the stringers and the wall it is going to be attached to is solid wood so it seems like it should be pretty secure. I just wanted to get everyone's thoughts.
Someone needs to start making lever/jammer arms that can also universal swivel for racks, like the Sorinex Hurricane. It will allow for many more movement's than just up or down. What's the complexity of moving the arms from the front post to the rear post ???
Big Coop bringing the real talk! Thanks man for always being real in your videos, I respect that a ton with all that you do.
Glad you got a good set of iso arms. I have been a little put off from Rep due to their apparent customer service shortcomings with the release of their products. I’m not even talking about the lack of product being in stock, I get that one. Some of the examples of customer service has been concerning such as the response of “just take a metal grinder to make the iso arms fit”. I will say, they always make it right, but responses like that are a bit concerning
Can you put Rogue Cross-members on REP uprights? I know the bolts are not totally the same size?
So can you really mix and match, or is only accessories?
And if you can, would be really cool to see a Mutant REP/Rogue Rack build. where you take the best from both and put it together!
Love the videos Coop!
do you know if these will work with prx Profile® PRO Squat Rack with Multi-Grip Bar?
How die these compare to the titan lever arms? Are you doing a review on those at some point?
Do they make these for 4000 also will 4000 fit on monster lite??
So with reps and Titans attachments being slightly snug on rogue uprights…do you think these iso arms would glide easily up and down rogue uprights?
Do these fit the powertec rack?
Coop, could you rate these (and other jammer arms) as a leg press? Would they be adequate or lacking?
I don't think any of the companies have created/came out with an attachment so it can be used as a leg press. I'm sure one could come up with something, a bar/platform to press, and safety arms so set the jammer arms at the needed height depending on the style of leg press you wanted to do. The angle Could be kinda weird for a leg press, and the weight limited, so I would say lacking for people that rep 800 to 1000lbs on leg press... but maybe usable for people that are working at the up to 500lbs for reps.
2 years ago they were 399. Now they are 599. Wow
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Great review Coop 👍🏽! Let’s see which company is able to come out with converging Jammer arms, for complete manoeuvrability whilst the arm is adjusted to the rack, 🧐?
But otherwise I think these are better than the rogue & sorinex, because I actually like the stiffness inbetween those 2 companies. Not to mention the price. Great review 👍🏽
are these necessary? all the stuff it shows people doing with these can be accomplished with other lifts that dont require these special arm attachments
Definitely something I'm considering. I see they advertise them with people using them for pullups or muscle ups. Do you feel like they were actually sturdy enough to hold your weight? I'm 6'2 and 210 lbs..don't really want something breaking on me with all of my weight on it.
Coop, can you compare these to the “Verve Power Arms” they look very similar
Coop- Are we positive the lever arms will attach to Rogue Monster Lite? I’ve had issues with their JCups fitting my 3x3 uprights.
Do you know if it will fit on the Titan X3 rack? If so, which one (PR 4000 or PR 5000 Iso Arms) will fit the X3?
but will the REP ISO Arms fir on a Rogue Monster Rack?
Hi curious if a person can get 2 Athena's and also ISO arms? I realize the ISO has to be under the pulleys so for lat work would have to move iso arms farther down the bar but have you tried this or seen anybody do this?
What are the best arms for a 2x2 rack?
Are Jammer /Lever /ISO arms even worth it?
So these are a no-go for Monster Lite racks?
Hi Coop. Would you say this could be used with a PRx Performance Pro rack which mounts to wall studs?
Do these work with the rep functional trainer (cables) on the same rack?
Can you take the handles off when not in use?
Wow the pull-up and dips on that is a great idea
Very versatile piece of equipment to say the least
You could put pulleys on them for flys too ya?
Titan offers their own version of these arms too, but I don't know what the quality or functionality of them is.
You can probably use them as a vertical unilateral leg press or if Rep can come up with an easy leg press attachment that secures to both arms....the sky is the limit.
Belt squat is a great way to potentially use them too
But do the rogue 50 cal arms work on the rep fitness racks?
Coop you tried them on a monster rack? Im just surprised every rep attachment ive gotten has been really tight because their uprights are 2.95 inch instead of 3 inch tubes.
Do they work on the RML 490?
That's what I want to know. Everyone keeps saying "they should," but I haven't seen anyone say they actually tried it. Titan and REP racks are actually 75mm x 75mm (2.95"x2.95"), not 3"x3" and I have made the mistake before of thinking their attachments would fit my RML (they often do NOT).
@@xtrastrengthfukitol7733 Yep, my concern too. I really want them but i have a few months as COVID has delayed my home gym construction
Do you have a suggestion for what jammer/lever arms work best for Prime HLP plate loaded rack?
Are these compatible with the rogue monster lite systems? Thanks!
Could you use this for leg extensions with a leg roller? Leg curls would be even better but I can't figure out a way that would work.
Ok so the Rogue lever arms won’t work on a Rep PR5000?
@garagegymreviews have you tried the Rogue AH-1 Articulating Handles on the Rep ISO arms?
whats the best 3x3 power rack that is at least 93in in height and bang for the price?
will these work on a sorinex rack?
Are sold in pairs?
Yeah they are sold in pairs
Hey Coop can these be used with the rep 1100 rack?
Do a review on the Assault fitness air runner
Have you tried the bells of steel? They are very similar and even cheaper.
Will have to have a look into what you said. Have you used them before?
Would these arms work on a PRX Profile performance rack?
Same boat and would they work on 2 x 3
If it's 3x3 should do
I have the same question because that'd be a lot of outward pressure on the mounting rails and studs.
Just checked their website, already sold out. Probably will be resold for 3x the retail price.....and of course I’ll be the one to buy it.
Please make a video of you trying these on a rogue monster rack. There’s a dude that made a vid adding 3m felt tape on one side and made the j cups from rep fitness fit perfectly into a monster 3x3 one even with the .05 difference that rep fitness has. I know rogue will probably not like the vid, but I don’t think you would care about that too much anyway lol I just want to know if the 3m felt tape idea can help on the iso arms as well to make them fit into my rogue monster rack
Hey mate can you post the video of that? Would be interested to see how it works and looks. Have a great day from another garage gym owner
I read some reviews stated that the iso arms damaged their cages, cosmetically speaking. Can anyone confirm or refute these claims? Rep sometimes updates their products, so figured I'd ask around.
Lever arm belt squats are great but they’re a pain to set up