LOOK OUT! These things will wear down quick if it gets wrapped around edges and over time in a garage will deteriorate and then SURPRISE! break and slap you in the face. Avoid cheaping out on these even if it’s just for mobility work. The price is not worth the cost of them just breaking and causing literal harm.

This thing is great. Adds rigidity to 4 post racks as a stabilizing crossmember and gets my ABX centered (mostly) which was a huge annoyance I had setting up. There’s actually way more applications for it to use as a dip setup, additional platforms (super expensive), or other ways to use a non-bolted crossmember. Unfortunately it’s heavy that the practicality isn’t there. I want to use it on my smith setup at the front of my rack too but I honestly haven’t just because of the extra setup of moving the member.

Great way to add stability to your rack and awesome rigidity to 4-post racks with the additional Monster prop crossmember or fixed bolted extra cross member. Expensive unless paired with free shipping but often show up on marketplace.

Great gym add to fix the trolley depth issue of the Rogue functional trainer but also the slant board for squats and the platforms for deficit work is great. Takes up little space and easy to move around. Just wish it came with four risers instead of three but other than that these are way more economical than DC blocks or other unstable platforms.

The value here is great with fantastic handles and fluidity. Bi’s and tri’s feel great. Considering everything else, easy add to free shipping.

This was an additional item I purchased when I originally purchased the BOB. I bought a second RM rack and wanted additional support and places for attachment points so this made a lot sense for me. Installed easy as the BOB rail goes straight in. Wish they could have incorporated lower depth somehow with this versus the regular brackets and mounting holes. Fits with the Rogue RM but when torque does angle upward slightly which drive me nuts but it does add stability to the front. Very expensive relative to other higher quality options but it integrating is nice but is a waste for the cost without the BOB and just get Rogue or Rep feet.

After the Rogue belt destroying the inside of my legs, my wife gifted me the Cloud9 in a medium. Contrary to online consensus, the medium while just barely extending the sides of my hip with the thick pad, is extremely comfortable. I just carabiner the clips to keep the belt on, then strap into the Rhino. Because the loops are all that’s left I don’t get pulling or interference into my thighs doing normal width squatting that I couldn’t do with the Rogue one that is much longer. I have a medium, 5’8” and float between 170-200lb and this belt feels great, especially for the price and level of materials.

Hip thrusts on the Rhino! After a bunch of research into different foot plate options with the Rogue Monster prop platform, custom order footplate from Rogue’s seal bench, Vesta stands, janky bolt a thing to a thing options….i landed on these to solve hip thrusts on the Rogue rhino. Added an F&F 5/8” adapter, installed them right above the rhino safety after removing the shrouds orientating them the longest length towards the trolley to avoid interference from regular belt squat movements as well as get to a better position hip thrusting. Use that with a belt and the multifunction roller. Use a band to pull the safety in and boom. I can get my feet in the right position and utilize the roller with the uprights to do nothing but focus on my glutes. Balancing the height, belt loop and trolley safety takes a bit to dial in. Only trade is that regular 45s won’t clear an area weight horn which is fine because there’s maybe 3 plates worth that does. These platforms are solid but nothing special. Just stoke to have them solve a function I wanted with a cable hip thrust machine.