It’s not bad well built holds me up and I weigh almost 260 lbs. the reason I didn’t give it 5 starts was because of the shipping they didn’t pack it well at all and it came all scrapped up it doesn’t affect the functionality so I’m keeping the item but for the price I would have liked it to come not scrapped up.

Perfect addition to the garage gym. Cost efficient, fits perfectly.

Rugged 👍 does what it’s supposed to! Easy on and off

Just arrived yesterday, so naturally I had to try it out this morning. Super stable, and I love the versatility. Will definitely be a regular feature in my routines! Until I get more weight to add to the stand, I’ll be mounting it inside (just a tip in case you don’t have the weight to put on your stand for counter-balance).

Rings alternative for my wife: we are both "of a certain age" and she wants stronger, better, leaner triceps. Simple decision, works well with my Infinity rig.

Bought for my infinity stand. Bounced all over the place. Almost tipped the stand it was rocking so much. Doesn’t matter how I tried to mount it. So… I attempted to return it. BUT… because I didn’t keep the plain, unmarked brown box in which it came, customer service wouldn’t allow a return. I even offered to pay for the box/restocking fee. But no, company policy doesn’t allow. And policy is more important than the customer (which is nonsense since there is no company without the customer). The rep (who was admittedly very nice) recommended I try to sell it on Facebook marketplace. Do you think this experience makes me more or less likely to buy rogue products and recommend them in the future? You guessed it, WAY less. They make great products, but the customer service SUCKS!!!! Buyer beware. I’ve spent over 1K on rogue equipment this year and planned to spend more, a lot more. But you’ve lost me as a customer over 95$ dip bar. Honestly, it’s not even about the dip bar, it’s about not being prioritized as a customer.

Solid product. It’s a great addition to my new gym!

I bought this to go with my S-2 Squat stand. Unfortunately, the Matador only fits on the side of the rack, and at 185lbs, my rack will tip over if I try to take my weight off the ground. I either have to mount it inside the rack, which means mounting it low so I don't hit my head on the pull-up bar, or take all my weights and stack them on the base of the squat stand to do dips. This all could have been fixed by designing the bar to go off the front or back of the squat stand, as that is where the footings are to provide stability. I wouldn't purchase this again without an included (and free) wall attachment of some variety.