
Smith Machine Attachment
Unlock the versatility of your existing squat rack with the Smith Machine Attachment, a cost-effective solution that brings the functionality of a Smith machine into your home gym without the need for a full, expensive setup. This innovative attachment is specifically designed to fit seamlessly onto any standard squat rack, providing a robust platform for a variety of strength exercises.
Smith Machine Attachment Reviews
Based on 1 reviews from Gym Radar users, the Revolt Fitness Smith Machine Attachment have an average rating of 3.33 out of 5. They're currently the #11 most-owned Smith Machine Attachments on Gym Radar, with 2 home gyms reporting ownership.
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I ordered the Revolt Fitness Smith Machine attachment from Revolt on November 12, 2025. It was delivered on November 18, 2025 for $550. I attached it to a Rogue Monster squat stand. I've used it on a weekly basis since then.
Pros:
The installation process was straightforward.
Since you get to install the unit at whatever height on your rack you want, I was able to install it fairly low. I can perform RDL's or other movements off the floor without needing to stand on anything.
I actually really like the gnurling of the bar.
Even if the experience is not bougie, getting this smith machine attachment has opened up a wide range of movements in my home gym. It has been able to perform any and all exercises I have thrown at it efficiently.
Cons:
I almost immediately tossed the safeties that came with the unit, as they did not fit the uprights of my rack well. Instead I use a pair of straps that I can shorten/lengthen to whatever height is needed.
The build quality is... not premium, but acceptable for the budget price. The sleeves are made of plastic and bulge out a bit by the collars, so my plates can't be pushed up flush against the collars like normal. I have had about 140-150 loaded onto the bar and it held the weight without issue, but if you're a strong person I wouldn't trust this bar to hold hundreds of pounds.
The hooks don't have any mechanism to stop them from freely rotating after you lift the bar. So you have to be conscious of keeping the hooks in a position where you can re-rack the bar when you're done, as they can completely spin upside down.
