Monster Lite Rack Mount Leg Roller
The Rogue Monster Lite Rack Mount Leg Roller connects easily to any 3x3" Monster Lite upright, and can be quickly locked into place at your preferred height using the provided 0.625" detent pin. The roller itself is assembled in Columbus, Ohio, and is equipped with a heavy-duty, vinyl-upholstered foot pad measuring 5" (Roller) in diameter and 13" across.
Monster Lite Rack Mount Leg Roller Reviews
Based on 6 reviews from Gym Radar users, the Rogue Fitness Monster Lite Rack Mount Leg Roller have an average rating of 4.45 out of 5. They're currently the #10 most-owned Support Pads, Seats & Rollers on Gym Radar, with 25 home gyms reporting ownership.
6 Reviews
Performance
4.17 / 5
Build Quality
4.83 / 5
Value
4.33 / 5
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(4.67)
I bought this with the 2"x3" adapter for use on my Titan T-3 Rack. It's well built and I've had good luck with using it for nordic curls, preacher curls, and back extensions. My only gripe is the j-cup design makes it useless for trying to set it up anywhere below knee-height but setting up over a bench works well.
(4.33)
I bought this originally with my half rack. It served a purpose for a while until it was place with the Rogue Multiuse Rack Roller. I like the soft padding on the roller and it is very well done. I used it a few times for bulgarians but needed something more versatile.
(4.67)
I originally bought this to do Bulgarian split squats. Which works great, though a bench also works great. I then ended up using it for all sorts of things. Reverse back extensions, Nordic curls, Preacher curls etc. I do prefer the Monster design with a single inline post which takes up less vertical room on the rack, but you can turn this upside down so works for most things. Not used as much as other things, but I'm glad I have it. It gives options.
(4.67)
I had this before selling my ML rack. It served its purpose, but I prefer other options of types of rollers you can use. Not a bad option though.
(4.33)
Fairly standard leg roller. It fit flush with my former rack and didn’t have any wobble. If you need one, this is a solid option.
(4.00)
⅝” racks can be difficult to have a single post roller due to the metal not being thick enough to take a high load. That being said, this does work well, but setting it like a j cup is a bit of a pain at times. Bremmy makes a ⅝” roller that is single post. I would recommend that unless you need one that can support a lot of weight (more than your knees pushing up on a pull down or your offset weight for a split squat with BW.