I was lucky to find one on Marketplace for a great deal. Couldn’t afford not to. The trolley on mine is red, which really pops. Mine has 2-3 fewer starting positions and safety positions than what RogueCrusher has. The weight horns are also not chrome like his, so I believe mine may be an early version or a prototype. I’ve asked Powertec and never got a response. That said, it still works great and I’m not impacted by the reduced number of starting or safety positions. During use, it’s incredibly smooth. I added a new cable and cleaned/lubricated the trolley and pulleys. I’ve used it for belt squats, split squats, RDLs, and rows. Once I get a front squat harness and cable extender, I’ll be able to do a lot more. I can easily get full ROM on belt squats (I’m 5’9”). I added deadlift tiles to get an extra 1.5”. The starting position/automatic release feature is awesome. You do not have to move the handles like on the Rhino. I think that feature alone sets it above the Rhino as a standalone belt squat option. I’ve used the Rhino a fair amount and you won’t go wrong with either option. If you’re deciding between a Powertec belt squat and Rogue Rhino, here are some things to consider. - Powertec’s is too wide to drop it into a rack (I tried). If that’s what you want to do, the Rhino is a better option. - At the time of me writing this, Powertec does not have a low row footplate attachment. That’s not a movement I’d plan on doing on this, so that’s not a dealbreaker. - You would need to drill holes in the fixed uprights in order to add leg rollers or other attachments. The Rhino already has the holes so it’s more versatile in that way. As a standalone option, I think the Powertec belt squat is superior to the Rhino. But if you want more versatility and the option to drop in to a Rogue rack, the Rhino is a better option. I’m really happy with mine.

I have the 4000 that centers the pad in your rack. I have a Rogue monster lite rack and this fits snugly on the upright. I have to give it a little push to get it in place, but there’s no play in it once it’s attached. I like that it’s centered so I can do barbell or SSB Bulgarian split squats in the rack. I also use it for copenhagens, couch stretch, and preacher-ish curls. It’s well built and I consider it a must-have in my gym since I use it so often.

I was looking for something cheap that would let me press outside (as well as other lifts). I have the 1.0 version which is 2x2 uprights and 1/2 inch holes. I got it on Marketplace for $40 along with some weight plates (which I sold) so this was basically free. It serves its purpose for me. I have low garage ceilings so OHP only works if I thread the needle through the beams perfectly. It’s lightweight and easy to move on/off my driveway. No UHMW on the j-cups but I can add some. This will get the job done if you’re on a really tight budget. But if this will be your main rack, I’d recommend spending a little more on a used 2x3 or 3x3 rack with more stability, spotter arms, other attachments etc

I used the stainless/black sleeves version at a gym for a few weeks while traveling. I really liked it and would purchase one for my gym if I ever had the need for another power bar. It’s like a 28.5mm Texas Power Bar (in terms of specs), but higher quality - better knurling IMO, tighter tolerances, and stainless. Knurling is great, felt great on SBD and Press. If you’re a powerlifter in a fed that only uses 29mm bars, this probably doesn’t make sense to get. Otherwise I think this is a great bar. Knocked off 1 star on value because it is pricey

I reconfigured my RML-390F to this half rack for about a year due to being in a small space. Didn’t have room for the 4 post rack plus weight storage, so this was a good alternative (only needed to buy the 17” crossmembers). I kept both 90” uprights on there, so the extra vertical storage space was nice. It’s well built like all Rogue racks and doesn’t need to be bolted down. You can usually find Rogue squat stands on Marketplace for a good price, and then purchase the half rack conversion kit from Rogue.