Combo Rack
Rogue Fitness

Combo Rack

Owned By: 4 gyms
#5 Most Owned Combo Rack
#71 Most Owned Rack
Average Rating: 3.56
Total Reviews: 6

In developing the Rogue Combo Rack, we worked directly with the International Powerlifting Federation to produce a 2-in-1 bench/squat rack that’s not only IPF certified for competition use, but also uniquely engineered for easier custom adjustments and greater overall stability. Manufactured with pride in the USA, the Combo Rack features a sturdy wide-angle base, two fully adjustable 3x3” 7-gauge steel uprights, a set of drop-in Safety Spotter Arms, and a removable Rogue Bench equipped with a competition Fat Pad and diamond-tread spotter decks. All of these components come with tightening knobs for a lock-in set-up and extra peace of mind.

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Combo Rack Reviews

Based on 6 reviews from Gym Radar users, the Rogue Fitness Combo Rack have an average rating of 3.56 out of 5. They're currently the #5 most-owned Combo Rack on Gym Radar, with 4 home gyms reporting ownership.

6 Reviews

3.56 / 5
Performance
3.50 / 5
Build Quality
4.33 / 5
Value
2.83 / 5

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Joseph Fuino
Calvary of Iron and Stone
146 reviews
1280 points
(4.33)
3/30/2026
Used one at a powerlifting competition back in March and really liked this !! Never used one before, minimal space and gets the job done
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ATP Gym
581 reviews
4074 points
(4.67)
3/25/2026
Over built like anything from rogue, only issue is if you plan to use an IPF barbell the small collars on the bar are problematic but I'd argue that's the bars fault not the combo rack Unlike popular belief the pad on this bench is IPF approved, it's a rogue competition pad not a Thompson's fat pad.
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Big Jared
The Iron Island Gym
163 reviews
1801 points
(3.67)
3/16/2026
Very heavy duty and difficult to move around. It was ok for my needs but a pain when I tried to rearrange the gym with two of these.
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Brandon Tunquist
Tunquist's Gym
776 reviews
5204 points
(1.67)
2/27/2026
I think Rogue can do much better here. The Thompson fat pad is illegal in every powerlifting federation. People want to train on what they compete in and what the standard is. Therefore this bench was always open and available at my old gym no matter how busy it was. With Rogue's manufacturing being as good as it is, I really think they could make one of the best combo racks if they wanted to
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Hayden Lovelady
Misfits Barbell Club
144 reviews
1328 points
(3.67)
2/20/2026
Have tried this combo out in many gyms and in my opinion, it looks REALLY nice but doesn't function as well as many other combo racks. Because it is so overbuilt, walking out a squat can be tricky and just moving it around in general. Again, probably the best looking combo but doesn't function the best.
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Keith Honeycutt - The No Whine Cellar
The No Whine Cellar
293 reviews
3087 points
(3.33)
2/7/2026
The rogue combo is very overbuilt, definitely not a combo a meet director would want to travel with. The spacing of the uprights are just to damn close together, especially when using a kilo bar. Most people squatting have to put one or even both uprights “in” so they can even walk out their squat. The bench is a fat pad so most people will bench more on this but seldom see a pad like that in a comp, the price is pretty decent compared to other combos.
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