In my opinion this is the best piece of equipment I have ever used beautifully made and very solid

Am I doing it wrong or should my inner thighs rub that much?

I purchased the squat max MD about 6 months ago with all the bells and whistles. At the time I was trying to choose between that and this Rhino. We all (4 of us in our family, myself and 3 sons who lift) did not like the squat max md. It got the job done for a belt squat but the engineering on it seemed a little "backyard". Not trying to bad mouth anyone but if you are going to pay this kind of money, then you should feel you are getting a high quality professionally engineered and professional grade product. We sold that machine and purchase this Rhino and couldn't be happier. The sheer size of the members, bolts, everything is so beautifully overbuilt and pleasant to see and feel. You are not getting material that is just cheap enough to get the job done. You feel like you are getting what you are paying for. I should have gone this route first but hey, maybe my mistake and loss can prevent you from doing the same if you are on the fence and contemplating between these 2 machines. Not even close in comparison. Just my 2 cents.

Bought this recently. They sent wrong instructions. Call volume too high to even be allowed to hold for a representative. Super frustrating.

Great piece of gear, especially for us older gents. Build and design is exceptional and worthy of the Rogue reputation.

Our gym recently added this and today I tried it. My injury is with my lower spine and it makes squatting a nightmare. Working with this beauty and there is zero stress on my spine. Hope for my chicken legs (emoji not allowed). My wife also loves it. A game changer for training legs and where our bodies will be moving forward. Well done.

I bought this unit in June of 2020.. smack dab in the middle of that horrid pandemic. I had read other people’s comments and saw some videos describing their nightmarish experience putting it together. Don’t fret Rogue… I had no problem putting it together. I may have smacked myself a few times with stubborn uprights, but I put it together in about 3 to 4 hours with nary an issue. If you have an inkling of mechanical prowess, you can figure it out just by looking at photos of the item. Having said that, my maiden run on this engineering wonder was anything but… let me finish Rogue.. I’m going somewhere good. The provided Rogue belt (to me) was useless. It dug into my sides, it hurt my inner thighs. I couldn’t perform a single comfortable rep. I immediately regretted the purchase. I was beside myself. The machine was a work of art. I loved the aesthetics, the over-built quality, the smoothness of the trolley… but I couldn’t use it… I tore open the rogue belt (sorry guys). I pulled out the foam inside and modified it.. reshaped it and reinserted into the fabric sleeve. It felt better. I could perform pain free reps…. Until I increased the weight to over 200 lbs. After 200 lbs, the belt would dig in, and I felt like I was being cut in half. I sought a solution. Over the next few weeks I bought dip belts with chains. The rogue dip belt and the spud inc. dip belt. Both attempts were futile. The dip belts did not help. I became quite the customer of spud inc. I tried every belt they offered. None of them offered relief in a manner that allowed me to use my machine in a satisfactory manner. I bought the spud inc hanging ab slings. I de-stitched them at the top to release the makings of the loop. I climbed into the sling.. and eureka!! I had my best feeling belt. No pinching, no digging… a bit unorthodox, but I could use the machine for its intended purpose. Over the next few months, I added a ‘hog legs’ fat grip straight lat bar for cable deadlifts. These feel great, by the way. I bought spud’s zercher straps for awesome zerchers. My most recent discovery… and probably what has become eighty percent of how I use this machine.. both because of how much weight I can move, and how organic this feels… I bought purmotion’s performance harness. It’s a little pricey, but well worth it. I use the harness for what feels like a front squat. This harness and this movement have become my go to flagship use for my rhino. I have zero regrets thanks to this harness. I don’t wanna make this about the harness. My point is this… I’m 5’6” 181 lbs. and it took some effort on my behalf to adapt to this amazing machine. The rhino is the rhino, every unit sold is identical. We, the users, the consumers, are of countless sizes, shapes. Our degree of strength and skill is also unique. If you own or have used this machine and ran into even a fraction of my trials, be patient. You can build a relationship with your rhino. I can say wholeheartedly that my home gym is now exponentially better because of the rhino. Thanks Rogue. This was a home run, despite my initial troubles.

Love the machine but a few parts were missing when it arrived. I had to wait a couple more weeks to get the parts sent to me. Otherwise, quality!