Monster Lite Pritchett Pad

I have to say this is great for chest supported barbell rows. It’s nice that it can help save on space if you are limited. It is built like a tank. However this is heavy and awkward to store in your gym.

I love everything about this when I use it - I’ve got to test it multiple times and spots, but haven’t pulled the trigger on buying. The heart of that really lies in storage, and space. I just can’t justify the investment and space allocation, especially when not in use. If my gym was double the size I’d double up on my rack and leave one permanently mounted. Right now I have other options with more flexibility to better solve the equation. But I’ll have one someday :)

I have the monster version and I use it multiple times a week. Its much easier for me than using an incline bench for my dedicated rowing movements not on a cable machine. I do wish the top bad was adjustable and could rotate, but its still perfect for a home gym setting where youre limited on your accessories already. It is a pain moving it around but in all reality it takes me about a minute to walk it from one side of my fym to the other. I currently keep in on the bottom shelf of my storage shelf but I'll need to think of something else

Got a chance to use the monster version at a gym, While it works for certain movements it's not worth the headache of setting up or storing IMO. Build quality is great however, just too big and bulky to be practical.

It takes up more space than you would think and it has limited use. Storing it is a pain. There are better options from multiple companies.

Not a big fan of this for a home gym. Takes up a crazy amount of space, awkward to setup and move, and nearly impossible to store. When not in use it’ll just be on your floor or will have an odd semi permanent space on your rack. I’d go with the Darko thresher pad over this. I will say this is great in a commercial setting with lots of space.

This is a great piece for chest supported rows at home. It is very very well built, perhaps too much so. It is offset to one side which allows you to do landmine chest supported rows without risking hitting your bar on your rack, but by far and away my biggest complaint is how difficult and annoying it is to store. I tried so many configurations on my 6 post rack of trying to get it to be up and out of the way on the rack and ultimately just decided to stash it on the ground behind my plate tree. Its also kind of limited in what you can do with it, obviously there are chest supported rows, you can do a variant of preacher curls on it, and perhaps some seal rows, but outside of that, the storage limitations might make it something I wouldn't recommend unless you have a dedicated upright out of the way that would work for you to store on.