I pulled the trigger yesterday on this...thanks for posting this. Also, for those who think the 15" from the wall might be too close, Rogue has 24" cross members sold in pairs that you can buy separately. I'm keeping that in mind if I get it and find that it's too close.
@@futbol1972 I did receive my rack. Unfortunately haven't installed it yet. We're in the process of moving out of our house and haven't found another house yet.
One other tip: You can completely assemble the rack (stringers and all) and then have someone help you position it in place before attaching it to the wall. Propping on its feet when securing it to the wall will ensure it’s level. If you're garage floor is slanted, be sure to shim prior to attaching it!
Peter Reis That’s how I was planning on installing mine. I also am planning on running a 2x12 stringer behind it just to give a little more relief from the wall. Thanks for the video!
Looks super clean bro. I ordered the 21.5 Wall amount rack in red, but was a little concerned about installing spotters. Thanks for the tip, I think I’ll do the same. Can’t wait for it all to arrive!!
Thank you so much for the video, man. I ordered this last week and your video was super helpful. I was on the fence about which rack to get and this really helped shed light and inform my decision.
Awesome video thank you! Quick quesiton, does the bottom streamer need to be that low? I have a 4 inch baseboard im trying to mount the streamer above. Also, does the rack itself come with mounting hardware or do you need to purchase the monster wall mount kit? Appreciate your time. Thanks!
Hey, if you are looking for review of this squat rack can be found ua-cam.com/video/RoAcYJsetuk/v-deo.html and in comments, you will find link for installation video which will answer all questions related to hardware and installation steps. Thanks!
Thanks for sharing Peter, I’ve been on the fence about picking one of these up. Are you able to set yourself up to squat without banging your forehead on the wall? I worry about having enough head clearance to set up for low bar squats.
Replaced my 21” Rogue fold back for this because I never folded it. Unless you need that functionality, this IMO is a better option for future expansion possibilities
Hey man, awesome set up! Whats the height of your bench? With the spotter arms attached do still get enough range of motion when flat benching? I saw people complain that the arms can't go low enough because of the upright mounting bolts. lol hope that makes sense, lemme know, thanks!
If not stringers, Rogue recommends wood planks as an alternative to help distribute the weight. Googling their fold back racks will show users' examples
Now iam debating between the RML-90SLIM and the foldable rogue one and the PRX 73" short rack. The 90SLIM will fit right between my wall and garage door rails. If I get the foldable one I have to cut like 7" off one of the uprights so I can open it and fold it because of the garage rails. Also the slim is only $320 compare to rlm-3wc or the PRX short 73" which I like too. The only difference I see between foldable and slim is that foldable one , comes in color with numbering on uprigjts and has 21" vs 15" of space between wall and rack... I don't plan on folding it ether. Don't know what to do been thinking and doing research on these 3 racks for a month, the RML-3WC, the 73" PRX and the RML-90SLIM.
Hey, if you are looking for review of this squat rack can be found ua-cam.com/video/RoAcYJsetuk/v-deo.html and in comments, you will find link for installation video which will answer all questions related to hardware and installation steps. Thanks!
Nice video and set up man. Is this the bracket mount version or crossmember mount version? Also do you think the X-43M MULTI GRIP CROSSMEMBER will work with this rack?
When doing pull-ups, do you feel like most of the weight is straight down on the vertical posts, rather than all of the weight placed on the wall by using something like just a wall mounted pull-up bar?
Yes - this comment from below helps "One other tip: You can completely assemble the rack (stringers and all) and then have someone help you position it in place before attaching it to the wall. Propping on its feet when securing it to the wall will ensure it’s level. If you're garage floor is slanted, be sure to shim prior to attaching it!"
Question sir.. On the rogue website(CAD) retail on the actual rack is an affordable 450$, but below it there's an addon called ''Monster Lite Rack Wall Mount Kit '' which is like 270$, what exactly is this and do you really need it? If you do it brings up the price of this to where it's pretty much as expensive as their foldable racks which doesnt seem to make sense. Thx
Thanks for the video Peter. I built my own squat rack 5 yrs ago out of 4 x 4s and its served its purpose but its time to 'slim' down and simplify. Looking to purchase this but was wondering if in the installation instructions if they recommend only installing into studs or is it ok to install into concrete with concrete anchors? I guess I can always email ROGUE but figured I'd see if they made any reference in their install guide when you were installing. Thanks
Tossed the instructions but I think you're good to go as they have other wall mounted concrete anchor kits. Probably worth reaching out to them at the very least to see if they can send you the anchors with your rack.
Thinking about selling my prx wall rack which I like a lot to get this one on video. Iam just wondering if I can add the trolley arms to my prx rack or this slim rogue rack?
May I ask how tall you are? Im considering adding an additional pull up bar to my setup above the rack if necessary. I'd like to order everything at once and would like to know if I i should add the additional gear. Thanks.
Hey thanks for the video. Is it necessary to have the top stringer that high? Not sure how high to mount min. Wondering about putting mine a little lower so I can lower the pull up bar if needed for my wife. Thanks!
This seems like an attractive option. How high does the upper stringer needed to be from the floor? I have a frame in my basement that's 5' wide but only 76" high. Rest of the height is covered by a steel ibeam.
I'm using the Rep Fitness AB-3100 bench and have my my lower stringer in the same position (bolts 2 & 5 on the beams) and I cannot get my spotter arms low enough due to the top bolt blocking them going any lower... beyond frustrating.... Food for thought for those looking into this rack.
HEY Peter! So can you do flat bench without the spotter arms being in the way? It looks like my rack and garage combo will also require me to move 2 holes up from the lowest position (just like yours!). Thanks!
Cool! The stringer looks super handy. How far apart are the bolt holes? I have an older rig and I wonder if that stringer would work, I think mine is 5 or 5.5" apart. Thanks in advance!
Around 45-46 inches, Hey, if you are looking for review of this squat rack can be found ua-cam.com/video/RoAcYJsetuk/v-deo.html and in comments, you will find link for installation video which will answer all questions related to hardware and installation steps. Thanks!
I have the bracket mounts and they provide the same 14 inches to the outside face of the uprights. I still wish I would have gotten the crossmembers for versatility and storage though.
@@preis1 just wondering if the shock of rearacking the barbell affects the wall, or of the weight rests on the base of the uprights.. sorry if I'm wording this like a tard.
Thanks for the video. Just bought the monster lite 90” with crossmember and stringers. Obviously stringers need to go into studs; For yours, are the crossmembers into studs too with the lag screws? The directions for the stringers are for bracket mount rather than cross member. Thanks!
Sorry, one more question! Did you put the crossmembers on the stringers before putting them on the wall? I feel like it’s a very tight space in order to get in there with the bolts if stringers are already on the wall. Thanks again for your help.
@@joeyi22 From the comments: "One other tip: You can completely assemble the rack (stringers and all) and then have someone help you position it in place before attaching it to the wall. Propping on its feet when securing it to the wall will ensure it’s level. If you're garage floor is slanted, be sure to shim prior to attaching it!"
We do a lot of peg band work, rack pulls etc, etc. Can I do these exercises on this foldable rack? .I'm debating between this one and the HR-2 half rack just because with the half rack I can attach bands to rack pegs to do workouts and also do rack pulls..well let me know. Thank
It would be easier with a half rack due to the bands being further from the wall but you could get creative and have the bands attached to dumbbells or something
I have a foundation lip that sticks out 3" out on the base of floor so that takes away 3 inches already of the 14" living me with about 11" left only from wall to rack:( So I measured from wall to 14" which I believe that's the space of this rack from wall to uprights or barbell. I marked it on floor, then I placed bench against wall, well against foundation lip pretending I was lifting and it looks to me that my arms where reaching way back to grab barbell. However all this was just pretending. It looks like you don't have a foundation lip so u are able to scoot bench all the way back towards wall:)..can u do incline good, do you have any limitations besides not being able to get a spotter back there? Can I get spotter arms for this rack if i decide to get it? I really wanna like this rack cause I will be able to place it behind garage rails. Maybe with a poll ice of wood on wall i can gain more inches?
hey Peter, thanks for info. Quick question, when I get to product page, I see an optional Monster Lite Rack Wall Mount Kit, that sounds important, the rack is $325 and the mount kit is an extra $200, so you need both right? + stingers (they look awesome, why not xD)
Is there plastic UHMW inserts under the bottom of your uprights? If so how far do they protrude out, I got a pair of uprights I want to use to extend out my RML-490c but want to make sure the inserts will lift them to a proper point to match the 11 gauge weld feet of the other 4 uprights.
Hello, im looking to get this rig but on the website it states that the cross member is 12inches. are your cross members 12 inches? also how much was your grand total with pull u9p bar spotter arms etc? how much did you play for shipping thank you.
No pull up bar on mine, but ordered with the stringers and SS Ohio ($350) my total was about $900 with $90 shipping, so without the SS Ohio $550ish call it about even because of the PUB addition.
/@@JB-sq2iy I ordered mine on 08/06/2020 i did the stringers pull up bar cross members the rogue 3 by 3 and the matador lite. after shipping and taxes everything came up to be around $788. I already have some decent barbells so didnt have to spend additional money on that. thanks for the reply sounds like you have a nice set up.
@@preis1 man I was going to buy ut yesterday but somebody told me to look at the titan t-3 save spacer and t-3 foldable. They are way cheaper than rogue and have pretty good reviwes. I know rogue quality is superb but just for benching and for my son to squat I think ether will be ok
Nope. we had same. Hey, if you are looking for review of this squat rack can be found ua-cam.com/video/RoAcYJsetuk/v-deo.html and in comments, you will find link for installation video which will answer all questions related to hardware and installation steps. Thanks!
Once I am ready to expand this slim into a full rack what options are there to do so? Seems like I would have to purchase a full rack and somehow attach it to this slim?
I've heard of others being able to buy components separately, e.g. two uprights. Not sure about in the short term, but I think when things slow down they'll fulfill custom requests again.
Rogue always has Monster Lite uprights and kits. Peter is right .. this is a great budget starter. If you don't care about the fold rack, and also super easy to bolt other Monster Lite pieces in the future.
If I purchase this and add the stringer pair, is that everything I need for install? It states that it doesn't come with the "Monster Lite Rack Wall Mount Kit"...that's an additional $200 and on backorder, do I need that kit for install?
@@futbol1972 You will not be able to get in there unless you are pretty small, there is a max 16" gap, go with the fold out 21.5" rack RML-3W or RM-3W, or go with the larger fold out 41.5" (+$80) if you have the room and are bigger guys
@@JB-sq2iy I wanna put rack under garage door rails whis is 85" from floor to rail and 20" from wall to rails.. Could u cut the uprights to fit it in this space?? I probably won't be able to use pull up bar cause of rails avobe but thats fine
@@futbol1972 Bro you're desperate for gains, you could indeed cut the tops and it will then fit. If you build it they will lift. Not sure about trying to park there though lol,
It's a liability thing. They don't want to be responsible for someone who didn't mount the rack into studs getting injured. 3 yrs on and it works great with spotter arms
I’m glad you mentioned the bottom hardware! My foundation comes up high which would mess with safety arms. Appreciate it
learn from my mistakes :)
I pulled the trigger yesterday on this...thanks for posting this. Also, for those who think the 15" from the wall might be too close, Rogue has 24" cross members sold in pairs that you can buy separately. I'm keeping that in mind if I get it and find that it's too close.
Did you get your rack and do u have space to do incline, decline , squat and everything else?
@@futbol1972 I did receive my rack. Unfortunately haven't installed it yet. We're in the process of moving out of our house and haven't found another house yet.
I wonder how many more inches of space from wall to rack will stringers give you as oppose as a wood beam?
One other tip: You can completely assemble the rack (stringers and all) and then have someone help you position it in place before attaching it to the wall. Propping on its feet when securing it to the wall will ensure it’s level. If you're garage floor is slanted, be sure to shim prior to attaching it!
Peter Reis That’s how I was planning on installing mine. I also am planning on running a 2x12 stringer behind it just to give a little more relief from the wall. Thanks for the video!
Good luck with the install!
Thank you for demoing the incline! I was worried about if it had enough clearance from the wall.
johneroyale 👍 Works well but only in that one position on my bench
@@preis1 so it does not work good with incline and decline cause of the space?
Looks super clean bro. I ordered the 21.5 Wall amount rack in red, but was a little concerned about installing spotters. Thanks for the tip, I think I’ll do the same. Can’t wait for it all to arrive!!
Dude do a gym tour---it looks clean, minimal, and functional. Would love to see your setup!
Thanks! No walk-thru but here are a few pics: imgur.com/a/PLfohNO
Thank you so much for the video, man. I ordered this last week and your video was super helpful. I was on the fence about which rack to get and this really helped shed light and inform my decision.
Excited to install mine Peter! Waiting for Rogue to ship it. Awesome video Thanks!
Cheers man! Mine shipped sooner than quoted. Godspeed!
Holy fuck I just screenshotted your gym post on Facebook and now you’re in my recommended……. 😮
triple black looks so good!!
Great video. I just bought the same setup. Can’t wait to set everything up.
Awesome video thank you! Quick quesiton, does the bottom streamer need to be that low? I have a 4 inch baseboard im trying to mount the streamer above. Also, does the rack itself come with mounting hardware or do you need to purchase the monster wall mount kit? Appreciate your time. Thanks!
Very cool set up. I’m torn between a folding rack and the PRX performance rack,,,
What a build! Nice! I’m inspired! We need a follow up review 🙏🏻🙊
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@@BrownBarbellClub subbed
@@Invis_Space thanks!
fantastic and thorough review. thank you
Thanks for sharing Peter, I’ve been on the fence about picking one of these up. Are you able to set yourself up to squat without banging your forehead on the wall? I worry about having enough head clearance to set up for low bar squats.
Yep, plenty of room!
Hey Peter great video - are you able to easily move the stall mats that are under the upright arms?
Thanks for posting this. Currently trying to decide between this and the fold up rack. Did you consider the fold up rack?thanks!
Replaced my 21” Rogue fold back for this because I never folded it. Unless you need that functionality, this IMO is a better option for future expansion possibilities
Hey man, awesome set up! Whats the height of your bench? With the spotter arms attached do still get enough range of motion when flat benching? I saw people complain that the arms can't go low enough because of the upright mounting bolts. lol hope that makes sense, lemme know, thanks!
@@cryptograffiti lol watched the vid again and saw u mention it too. Just ordered the same setup minus the bench. Thanks for your help and review :)
Looks really good! Was thinking of buying this. Is the stringer pair necessary for installment and can it still be mounted without them?
If not stringers, Rogue recommends wood planks as an alternative to help distribute the weight. Googling their fold back racks will show users' examples
Now iam debating between the RML-90SLIM and the foldable rogue one and the PRX 73" short rack.
The 90SLIM will fit right between my wall and garage door rails. If I get the foldable one I have to cut like 7" off one of the uprights so I can open it and fold it because of the garage rails. Also the slim is only $320 compare to rlm-3wc or the PRX short 73" which I like too. The only difference I see between foldable and slim is that foldable one , comes in color with numbering on uprigjts and has 21" vs 15" of space between wall and rack...
I don't plan on folding it ether.
Don't know what to do been thinking and doing research on these 3 racks for a month, the RML-3WC, the 73" PRX and the RML-90SLIM.
Hey, if you are looking for review of this squat rack can be found ua-cam.com/video/RoAcYJsetuk/v-deo.html and in comments, you will find link for installation video which will answer all questions related to hardware and installation steps. Thanks!
Nice video and set up man. Is this the bracket mount version or crossmember mount version? Also do you think the X-43M MULTI GRIP CROSSMEMBER will work with this rack?
Love this video. Did you have they gym mats already down before install? Or is there some wiggle room once you install it to ass mats?
We wiggle later on, but it's better to get it under before installing
When doing pull-ups, do you feel like most of the weight is straight down on the vertical posts, rather than all of the weight placed on the wall by using something like just a wall mounted pull-up bar?
Yes - this comment from below helps "One other tip: You can completely assemble the rack (stringers and all) and then have someone help you position it in place before attaching it to the wall. Propping on its feet when securing it to the wall will ensure it’s level. If you're garage floor is slanted, be sure to shim prior to attaching it!"
Question sir.. On the rogue website(CAD) retail on the actual rack is an affordable 450$, but below it there's an addon called ''Monster Lite Rack Wall Mount Kit
'' which is like 270$, what exactly is this and do you really need it? If you do it brings up the price of this to where it's pretty much as expensive as their foldable racks which doesnt seem to make sense.
Thx
You don’t need it. Prior to the Slim, that kit was sold to attach other freestanding racks to the wall for more stability
@@preis1 But the setup you bought and showing here includes that extra attachment right? Thanks for answering too btw.
@@aba192 my setup includes just the optional stringers, not the wall mount kit which is stringers + crossmembers
Are the crossmembers bolted into the wall or just into the stringers? Any ideas on extending a few inches to get better use of the incline bench?
Thanks for the video Peter. I built my own squat rack 5 yrs ago out of 4 x 4s and its served its purpose but its time to 'slim' down and simplify. Looking to purchase this but was wondering if in the installation instructions if they recommend only installing into studs or is it ok to install into concrete with concrete anchors? I guess I can always email ROGUE but figured I'd see if they made any reference in their install guide when you were installing. Thanks
Tossed the instructions but I think you're good to go as they have other wall mounted concrete anchor kits. Probably worth reaching out to them at the very least to see if they can send you the anchors with your rack.
I used concrete anchors for the lower cross-member on my 90SLIM and had to build up a 16 inch on center 2x4 wall I have had no problem with either.
Thinking about selling my prx wall rack which I like a lot to get this one on video. Iam just wondering if I can add the trolley arms to my prx rack or this slim rogue rack?
May I ask how tall you are? Im considering adding an additional pull up bar to my setup above the rack if necessary. I'd like to order everything at once and would like to know if I i should add the additional gear. Thanks.
I'm 6'4
Hey thanks for the video. Is it necessary to have the top stringer that high? Not sure how high to mount min. Wondering about putting mine a little lower so I can lower the pull up bar if needed for my wife. Thanks!
Nope doesn't need to be that high. Better aesthetically IMO
Very nice review!
This seems like an attractive option. How high does the upper stringer needed to be from the floor? I have a frame in my basement that's 5' wide but only 76" high. Rest of the height is covered by a steel ibeam.
I'm using the Rep Fitness AB-3100 bench and have my my lower stringer in the same position (bolts 2 & 5 on the beams) and I cannot get my spotter arms low enough due to the top bolt blocking them going any lower... beyond frustrating.... Food for thought for those looking into this rack.
HEY Peter! So can you do flat bench without the spotter arms being in the way? It looks like my rack and garage combo will also require me to move 2 holes up from the lowest position (just like yours!). Thanks!
How high are the spotter arms in the lowest position
around 4 inches
Thanks for the review. Liked
Cool! The stringer looks super handy. How far apart are the bolt holes? I have an older rig and I wonder if that stringer would work, I think mine is 5 or 5.5" apart. Thanks in advance!
Around 45-46 inches,
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How far from the wall do the bracket mounts come out verses the crossmember mounts?
I have the bracket mounts and they provide the same 14 inches to the outside face of the uprights. I still wish I would have gotten the crossmembers for versatility and storage though.
What are those lock pins you have at the bottom on each column in the video?
Did you use the plywood behind the rack because the crossmember lateral holes (left/right), those not in the stud, would only be connected to drywall?
Nevermind, it bolts on.
Ended up buying this =D last Q I promise.... does the weight of the rack and barbell deload onto the floor through the posts bases at all?
watchoo mean?
@@preis1 just wondering if the shock of rearacking the barbell affects the wall, or of the weight rests on the base of the uprights.. sorry if I'm wording this like a tard.
@@aba192 Ah no, you're good. It's primarily a downward force. Regardless, make sure to get into studs
Nice. Presumably you painted the band pegs too? Have they scuffed up since and shown the bare silver metal underneath please?
Yeah painted the pegs and they're holding up well! I don't move them so that helps
Will 3 studs be enough or do you need 4 I can only catch 3
Thanks for the video. Just bought the monster lite 90” with crossmember and stringers. Obviously stringers need to go into studs; For yours, are the crossmembers into studs too with the lag screws? The directions for the stringers are for bracket mount rather than cross member. Thanks!
Cross members attach to the stringers. Only stringers go into the wall/studs
Awesome thank you for your help and the video!
Sorry, one more question! Did you put the crossmembers on the stringers before putting them on the wall? I feel like it’s a very tight space in order to get in there with the bolts if stringers are already on the wall. Thanks again for your help.
@@joeyi22 From the comments: "One other tip: You can completely assemble the rack (stringers and all) and then have someone help you position it in place before attaching it to the wall. Propping on its feet when securing it to the wall will ensure it’s level. If you're garage floor is slanted, be sure to shim prior to attaching it!"
Great thank you for the help and tips!!
Love the protrusion on the wall behind rack. What is it made of?
Thx it’s just plywood
Can I add the rogue leverage arms and also the sling lat pull down attachment?
Thanks for the review! Do you have enough space for flat bench?
Yep
Hi where did you get those mats? thank you for the great post!
SKYxNINE get stall mats
horse stall mats from Tractor Supply
We do a lot of peg band work, rack pulls etc, etc. Can I do these exercises on this foldable rack? .I'm debating between this one and the HR-2 half rack just because with the half rack I can attach bands to rack pegs to do workouts and also do rack pulls..well let me know. Thank
It would be easier with a half rack due to the bands being further from the wall but you could get creative and have the bands attached to dumbbells or something
Or attach hooks to lifting platform for the bands:)
I have a foundation lip that sticks out 3" out on the base of floor so that takes away 3 inches already of the 14" living me with about 11" left only from wall to rack:( So I measured from wall to 14" which I believe that's the space of this rack from wall to uprights or barbell. I marked it on floor, then I placed bench against wall, well against foundation lip pretending I was lifting and it looks to me that my arms where reaching way back to grab barbell. However all this was just pretending. It looks like you don't have a foundation lip so u are able to scoot bench all the way back towards wall:)..can u do incline good, do you have any limitations besides not being able to get a spotter back there? Can I get spotter arms for this rack if i decide to get it? I really wanna like this rack cause I will be able to place it behind garage rails.
Maybe with a poll ice of wood on wall i can gain more inches?
Sorry just saw spotter arms:)
hey Peter, thanks for info. Quick question, when I get to product page, I see an optional Monster Lite Rack Wall Mount Kit, that sounds important, the rack is $325 and the mount kit is an extra $200, so you need both right? + stingers (they look awesome, why not xD)
The Wall Mount Kit is for people who already have a rack. I reference it briefly in the video. All you need is the rack and stringers :)
@@preis1 ahh I see, sorry I probable missed it. Thanks again
What is the difference between a crossmember bracket and the regular bracket
bracket appears to be just one thin piece of steel which would mean it isn't as versatile for attachments
Is there plastic UHMW inserts under the bottom of your uprights? If so how far do they protrude out, I got a pair of uprights I want to use to extend out my RML-490c but want to make sure the inserts will lift them to a proper point to match the 11 gauge weld feet of the other 4 uprights.
Yes they'll be the same feet as your uprights as long as they're 3x3
@@preis1 I was wondering if the plastic on the Feet lift it up at all. Or if it's flush from where it is. Not sure if my question was clear.
@@Y0ung3 gotcha - they lift the uprights almost exactly 1cm. very slightly under
Hello, im looking to get this rig but on the website it states that the cross member is 12inches. are your cross members 12 inches? also how much was your grand total with pull u9p bar spotter arms etc? how much did you play for shipping thank you.
No pull up bar on mine, but ordered with the stringers and SS Ohio ($350) my total was about $900 with $90 shipping, so without the SS Ohio $550ish call it about even because of the PUB addition.
/@@JB-sq2iy I ordered mine on 08/06/2020 i did the stringers pull up bar cross members the rogue 3 by 3 and the matador lite. after shipping and taxes everything came up to be around $788. I already have some decent barbells so didnt have to spend additional money on that. thanks for the reply sounds like you have a nice set up.
Do u still have the slim and do u still like it or thinking about replacing g it?
Love it!
@@preis1 man I was going to buy ut yesterday but somebody told me to look at the titan t-3 save spacer and t-3 foldable. They are way cheaper than rogue and have pretty good reviwes. I know rogue quality is superb but just for benching and for my son to squat I think ether will be ok
@@futbol1972 don’t get the folding unless you absolutely need it. Otherwise ppl don’t use it
Great video! What’s the paint # of the rust-oleum textured black? Thanks!
thx! 7220
Is the pull-up bar at the top adjustable my ceiling is low
Yes
One more question. I have a foundation lip 2 inches and a half high and 3 inches sticking out..will this be a problem for the spotter arms?
Nope. we had same.
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Once I am ready to expand this slim into a full rack what options are there to do so? Seems like I would have to purchase a full rack and somehow attach it to this slim?
I've heard of others being able to buy components separately, e.g. two uprights. Not sure about in the short term, but I think when things slow down they'll fulfill custom requests again.
Rogue always has Monster Lite uprights and kits. Peter is right .. this is a great budget starter. If you don't care about the fold rack, and also super easy to bolt other Monster Lite pieces in the future.
Do you know the weight capacity of this? Thanks for the review!
" 7 gauge Rogue uses throughout their line. Very sturdy
What bench did you get sir?
Which spotter arms are these? I own the same rack but wanna purchase the spotter arms ?
Those are the Rogue Monster Lite spotter arms. Nearly all Monster Lite accessories should work on this rack.
hey mate how tall is the rack?
90” (228 cm since you said mate)
Should the racks legs be on top of the Mats?
yeah works fine
If I purchase this and add the stringer pair, is that everything I need for install? It states that it doesn't come with the "Monster Lite Rack Wall Mount Kit"...that's an additional $200 and on backorder, do I need that kit for install?
No - that's for people who want to secure a different rack to the wall. It's basically the same thing as this rack minus the two vertical uprights
My high school wrestler lits pretty heavy sometimes and if I can't get back there ,how am I gonna help him??
@@futbol1972 You will not be able to get in there unless you are pretty small, there is a max 16" gap, go with the fold out 21.5" rack RML-3W or RM-3W, or go with the larger fold out 41.5" (+$80) if you have the room and are bigger guys
@@JB-sq2iy I wanna put rack under garage door rails whis is 85" from floor to rail and 20" from wall to rails..
Could u cut the uprights to fit it in this space?? I probably won't be able to use pull up bar cause of rails avobe but thats fine
@@futbol1972 Bro you're desperate for gains, you could indeed cut the tops and it will then fit. If you build it they will lift. Not sure about trying to park there though lol,
How high does the bottom wall mount can be mounted? I have a 12 inch cement base board in my garage.
You can mount it above the cement but spotter arms will be too high for benching
Peter Reis
Thank you
You can also mount into concrete with the right anchors btw
Rogue don't suggest the spotter arms for this rack. Are there sure?
I know they told me the same thing..they told me even if is innstall right they dont rwcomend the.
It's a liability thing. They don't want to be responsible for someone who didn't mount the rack into studs getting injured. 3 yrs on and it works great with spotter arms
I'm guessing there's not enough clearance for someone to spot you while benching?
in 21 inches, it is less
what bench do you have? the adjustable one
Rep Fitness AB-3100 V3
Is the the bracket or cross member mount?
cross...more versatile
@@preis1 Thanks, Peter. Are the stringers a requirement or could you have done it without them?
Commish MaGriff some form of stringers whether it’s wood plank DIY or these is recommended to help distribute the weight.
Does it have to be mounted to a wooden back wall?
Can also be anchored to concrete but it won’t work well on just dry wall
Peter Reis thanks man. My garage is lightweight concrete. Do you reckon I could mount it directly onto the wall?
Peter Muhlig Christensen not sure as I’m unfamiliar with it. I’d ask Rogue
Peter Reis thanks my dude!
How long did it take to ship
Are those Horse stall mats?
Is there a pull up bar that is compatable