Monolift
Monolifts are, by their very purpose, serious devices. The Legend Fitness Monolift certainly looks the part. To endure the sorts of loads that powerlifters demand, you expect to find a frame built from 4- by 4-inch, 11 gauge tubing. A massive frame is only a part of what makes a monolift a monolift. To understand just how strong a monolift is, you have to look at every component between the hooks and the frame. When we looked some of the monolifts that were already on the market, we were shocked at some of the weak points we found.
Monolift Reviews
Based on 1 reviews from Gym Radar users, the Legend Fitness Monolift have an average rating of 4.33 out of 5.
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Can't believe im saying this for a monolift, but this is overbuilt. The hooks where the bar sits are far too large and the distance between where the bar sits and the bottom of that J-cup is too long. If you had a wide handed squatted with the racks "in" those hooks are 100% hitting your biceps. Gravity is only working downwards on those j cups so they don't need to be so big. Im sure they sell very few of these but I'd bet they would sell more if they changed that