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XM-43M Monster Multi Grip Crossmember is rated
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Rated 4 out of
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Those from
Great product, should ship with matching hardware
I’d prefer if accesories for monster-lite racks had matching black hardware, I hid my stainless hardware as underneath as possible, but it’d be an obvious 5 star if it had matching hardware.
Date published: 2018-05-14
Rated 5 out of
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Cameron Barratt from
Great Product. Love it!
Pretty simply put, this well worth the money, and should be apart of all racks. Perfectly made, feels awesome in the hands. Well done Rogue. I think a 2" option would be a great idea too!!
Date published: 2018-03-09
Rated 5 out of
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jdbuddha from
Awesome rack add-on
Easy to install, very beefy/sturdy. Its a no brainer add on that your rack should have. Happy with this purchase
Date published: 2018-02-20
Rated 5 out of
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Rudolf from
Covers all my needs .
I am 62 years old and pull ups are my favorite exercise.
This multi grip bar gives me lots variation for my work out .
Great investment.
Date published: 2018-02-02
Rated 5 out of
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Victor Lawson from
essential upgrade
Such a great upgrade to a Rogue power rack. I ordered one in addition to the standard fat/skinny bar that came with my Infinity R3 BT rack. It's awesome. Perfect height for me (6' with a 6'2" wingspan) to do pullups with no problem touching the ground...and with no problem reaching the bar without hopping. have not tried kipping yet...shoulder injury...
The multitude of grips are great, neutral grip is great for my bum shoulder.
On a R3 BT 30" model Power Rack, there is enough room to do pullups on either side, when mounted to the forward most holes, when there is a fat/skinny bar as a cross member on the back (see attached pic)...barely. My GF uses the regular fat/skinny which is lower in height, and I use the X-43M on the front, with no issues
I don't think this would work on a reg 24" R3...the space may be too narrow?
Date published: 2018-01-26
Rated 5 out of
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DrJPat from
Added pull up options
I bought this to go on my RML-490C rack. I ordered this to allow for different types of pullups. I went from a gym with a lat pulldown machine to a home gym without one. This crossmember allowed me to get more options for my pullups. I also purchased this because it added a few inches of clearance for my pullups. I dont like to have to bend my knees and hold my legs up just to do a pullup. The crossmember solved that problem.
Date published: 2017-07-20
Rated 5 out of
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randallwise from
Long needed neutral grip
Shortly after purchasing my wall-mount a few years ago I added home-made globe grips and rope grips. Since then the one piece missing has been neutral grips for pull ups. Last winter I added onto my Infinity rig to be a hybrid half-rack/wall-mount and that afforded the opportunity to add this multi-grip cross-member (I rarely used the 2" cross-member so this was a perfect replacement. I have FatGripz I can use when needed). My boys love to play on the Multi-grip and make up "Ninja Warrior" routines, climbing all over the rig without touching the floor. I'm really happy with my setup as it has evolved to accommodate the different training programs me, my family and neighbors perform, from CrossFit to power-lifting & everything in between. Up to five of us can perform different workouts simultaneously in a compact space.
Date published: 2017-04-30
Rated 5 out of
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PatrickR from
Awesome way to get neutral grip on the rack
I always look for reviews before buying anything, but rarely write them myself. I wanted to talk about my new pull up bar that I put on the RM-4 monster rack. With my setup I have the skinny bar on the front, the fat grip on the back and I put this multigrip near the back letting me keep all three options available. I have the 100" rack with a 105" ceiling. I opted to hang the grip upside down to give myself a high enough bar, but still room to do pull-ups. I'm 6' and can still complete overhead press and pull-ups easily with this great new addition to my home gym.
Date published: 2015-12-30
