Monster Strip
The Monster Strip® is a unique, wall-mounted storage accessory designed—in this 3x3” version—for securely holding a wide range of Rogue Monster Series attachments.
Monster Strip Reviews
Based on 10 reviews from Gym Radar users, the Rogue Fitness Monster Strip have an average rating of 4.83 out of 5. They're currently the #17 most-owned Storage on Gym Radar, with 39 home gyms reporting ownership.
10 Reviews
Performance
4.70 / 5
Build Quality
5.00 / 5
Value
4.80 / 5
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(5.00)
Great storage solution, I installed them together with my Wall Control peg board to create on single storage area for cable and rack attachments.
(5.00)
This worked great for us as we mounted it to the wall for my wife to have dedicated spot for her fringe sport mammoth belt squat.
(5.00)
A great optitfor storage. Will probably get some for myself for my velocidor and Pritchett pad
(5.00)
Use them as ‘uprights’ with miscellaneous crossmembers and feet for roller and weight storage. Definitely useful with other pieces for ‘free’ storage.
(5.00)
These are great for keeping stuff off the floor and out of the way. They come in 36” and 16”. I have a couple 16s. I highly recommend them.
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877 points
(5.00)
Got these used off FBM and man they are sweet. The extra storage is a welcome addition and helps organize my attachments that would’ve been on my rack. You do need to have something behind it to give some space from the wall for certain attachments which you’ll find out when you first attach it to the wall haha. But that’s the home gym journey so hopefully you heed our suggestions.
(5.00)
These are meant for wall mounting but since I don't mount anything to my walls I had to get a little bit creative. I received two with my twin stack add-on (which was an awesome way to package all of the hardware), so I used them to build a horizontal barbell storage rack using an extra crossmember to connect them. Since they don't have feet like an upright, I used some scrap wood to attach them to the windowsill behind with brackets (keeps them from tipping).
Basically these allow you to come up with your own solutions for storage and attachments depending on your space. And because they have the rack compatible 1 inch holes and keyholes, plus smaller holes for mounting to studs, you have a lot of options for DIY type stuff.
(5.00)
Great way to amount accessories to the wall. I had to offset it just a little bit with washers to allow for a little extra wiggle room for attachments that come out the back.
(4.00)
This is a great little storage hack. I built custom standoffs to keep it off the wall a little.
(4.33)
I use this to store and use my UDA on the wall. The Rogue strips are great for adding storage to your walls. This is just a small section of their rack with some additional cut outs for wall set up.