SML-2 Rogue 90" Monster Lite Squat Stand

I have 4 uprights from 2 squat stands built into my 8 post rack, you can see they don't have feet at the bottom of the upright, still stays sturdy.

Great on a budget but should really get some safety arms and extra storage pins to weight it down to keep it from tipping. All though as a strongman competitor I'd just buy a yoke and do the same thing and the yoke will come with j hooks and weight storage pains at no extra cost from rogue

Got this 6 years ago right when the first Lockdown hit. It was a lifesaver with allowing me to continue training like I wanted and let me do everything I needed. Together with the rollers you could get it was even quite mobile and let me set it up wherever I wanted. It held the weight on the safeties without issue and the construction always felt bombproof. Due to the construction of the feet you do need a very flat ground or rubber tiling to make sure it isn't wobbling. The only thing I am a bit ambivalent on ist using the normal and fat bar connection at the top. It adds more stability overall but makes one bar more or less unusable and the other bar almost too low to comfortably to pullups. It is heavy enough where you can do dips with a dip bar on one side or even add the bullet proof leg extension without it wobbling too much during usage.

I got this rack about 4 years ago with the satin clear coat on it. Looks great and works as it should. Only thing I don't like is on the footing there's a rogue sticker for branding. I'd prefer it not to be there of it be laser cut in like the R on another part of the rack.

Works well for what it is but I think for most folks a half rack is worth the investment. Plate storage can be an issue otherwise and the additional posts add sturdiness as well.

Great piece. This was my first purchase from Rogue back in 2017, and it's been my constant companion ever since. It's got a relatively small footprint and is heavy duty. I've used it for all manner of lifts with no troubles. There aren't many downsides I can think of. It wobbles a bit when doing dips. Not a big deal.

This, a Rogue Ohio bar, and bumpers were my first purchase at the start of COVID. It’s fine—it does what you need in a squat stand and nothing more. It lasted me a while and I think it’s worth a purchase if you don’t want to commit to a rack.