Y-1 Yoke
This Yoke is built to tear up the streets - Use as traditional squat/press stand, Yoke or Push/Drag. The American-made Y-1 Rogue Yoke features 2 x 3" 11-Gauge steel uprights, versatile skid/storage feet, and a weight capacity topping 750LB. A modern take on a classic strongman training tool, the 72" Y-1 is the most compact and maneuverable of the Y-Series yokes, positioning easily into almost any training space and creating just a 50" x 48" footprint.
Y-1 Yoke Reviews
Based on 11 reviews from Gym Radar users, the Rogue Fitness Y-1 Yoke have an average rating of 4.79 out of 5. They're currently the #3 most-owned Yokes on Gym Radar, with 19 home gyms reporting ownership.
11 Reviews
Performance
4.82 / 5
Build Quality
5.00 / 5
Value
4.55 / 5
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(5.00)
First yoke I’ve ever used back in the Marine corps, not a fan of the pop pin style but it’s solid over all
(5.00)
Used this a decent amount at ATP gym. Don't have many other brands to compare it to but it was easy to adjust and comfortable to use
(5.00)
Amazing yoke. I've had over 1000lb on this yoke with no issues and 400lb + stones have been loaded over it with zero damage besides some lost paint
(5.00)
This is a great yoke. It’s sturdy and well made. Haven’t had trouble loading any particular plates onto the weight horns.
(5.00)
Easy to adjust / versatile yoke that is compact for garage gyms.
(5.00)
This thing is a monster and can take a massive beating. I sold it because my training changed, but man, do I miss it. If I had the room in my gym, I'd try to find one used again. Nothing like throwing a ton of weight on this thing and walking into the cul-de-sac like a frigging caveman. Five stars all the way around.
(4.33)
Great as a yoke and to bench out of. Tall lifters might not enjoy it for squats. The Y2 version is the better buy, especially if you want to use it as a squat stand. We have both versions at our gym, but started with the Y2 because we were using it as our main rack. Would only recommend the Y1 over Y2 is height is an issue.
(5.00)
I found this yoke on market place for $300 and love it. I prefer the shorter yoke, it's much easier to store in pieces and moving it from the garage to the driveway.
(4.67)
Solid yoke, 2x3 construction handles anything most of us could ever throw at it. Easy to make height adjustments
(4.33)
Well built yoke, I bought mine used on marketplace. The price new is a bit high in my opinion. It can be hard to assemble and disassemble since you have to slide the crossbar over the uprights and down into places. If the ground is uneven and it’s not lined up just right, it can be hard to get the crossbar to slide down. But that does mean there’s not a lot of wobble on the uprights when moving, which is a plus. Rogue will sell you extra parts; I bought a second crossbar so I’d have that could get beat up with stones. Tricky for me to store in half of a two car garage.