Excellent rack that allows enough room to add attachments and work, but still doesn't take up too much space if have limitations. Super sturdy even if not bolted in. Looks great too.

I must say this is an outstanding Power Rack comparing it to other racks I have before. It's a great-looking rack with the Rogue name plate that comes with the cool-looking black glossy powder-coating along with the 4-way holes that makes this a versatile rack for attachments. On hindsight, I may have gotten the RM3 rack to free up more space in the gym. But overall, I am very happy with the this rack.

I spent a few months researching upgrades for my garage gym, and finally settled on the RM-4. My intention was to go with the dark blue, but with the Black November sale, I couldn’t pass on the textured black since it allowed me to buy more. After methodically unboxing everything, I assembled by myself, by hand, in less than 1 hour and 45 minutes. The power rack is amazing and everything I could want. I was surprised the upper rear crossmember was gloss black (as is the rear stabilizer), but not a big deal since I bought a blue top crossmember for a splash of color in the front (I moved the pull up bar to the center). This monster isn’t moving, looks outstanding and the textured black finish exceeded my expectations. As the centerpiece of my setup, I couldn’t be happier. So glad I went with Rogue over all the other options out there.

This thing is a monster ! Solid build and beautiful finish. Hindsight I should have probably chosen the monster lite rack, mainly because the accessories are so much more expensive. Will probably look at other sources for accessories do to cost. With that being said, we love the rack.

Not much say other then this is an amazing product. Built to withstand the ages and hours of working out to make yourself better. I highly recommend ROGUE for all workout needs and equipment, plus its made in the USA!!!!

I wanted the 6, but I only had room for the 4. This is worth the money…best rack I’ve ever owned. I mounted my large plates low and high on the rear vertical posts. I can easily work inside the cage without interference. I bought the lower stability bar and mounted the land mine in the center. It does everything I need it to, even in my limited space

Rogue's quality never ceases to amaze me. In a culture that puts almost no time or effort into quality, Rogue makes it a priority. From the material they use to the way they package the equipment when shipped, Rogue always impresses me. I wish more companies were like Rogue.

I love the rack and I'm very happy with the purchase. I've bought a lot Rogue equipment over the years. Last year we moved from the East coast to Texas and I conveyed about $10,000 worth of gym to the new owner. About half of that was Rogue equipment. In MD we had basements, in Tx we have a very small spare room for the gym... I have a few comments about the options for this package. The default for the upper rear cross member is the fat/skinny bar with the option to swap for the 43" gusset crossmember or the Rogue sign. I feel that the stock package requires the rear 43" gusset and it should be a part of the package. Most home gyms are going place this rack up against a wall. If you position the F/S bar at rear of the rack, horizontally or vertically, (or a skinny bar) the wall is going be in the way for pull ups, hanging leg raises, etc. - it doesn't make sense. I went with the F/S bar and I mounted it horizontally towards the front of the rack. I love the fat skinny bar, it's a must have. I went with the Gusset cross member for the rear, I don't see that choice as optional for the home gym. I also went with the straps, the Monster 2" J-Cup pair and the "proprietary matte black" HW upgrade. This is an expensive package, but if you can, take the upgrades even if it's a stretch, in the long run you'll be happy you did. I also added weight plate posts, also a must have. If you buy the black matte HW upgrade, be careful when you open the box, the bolts are covered with black powder (not black gun powder - black dust :-) ). I recommend opening the box of bolts outside and pour it into 5 gallon bucket with a gallon or two of water and dishwashing soap. Wash them up, rinse them off, let them dry and keep them in a towel to protect there area. You will still get black on your hands when you put it together, but it's not that bad. I went with "gun metal", it looks great but it is lighter than it looks in Rogue color palate and the photo I attached below. It's more of a gloss battleship gray. As far as the setup goes: I unboxed it, took all of the HW into the gym and laid it out, I washed the bolts. That all took me longer than bolting it together. I bolted it all together by myself in less than an hour. I put the two sides together on the ground with the bolts not quite hand tight. On one of sides I mounted top gusset side-to-side cross member. I stood it up and had my 4'10" wife hold it steady, (I needed her for less than 5 minutes). I bolted the other side panel at top, added the bottom CM, the F/S and tightened it up. Rotate around the rack as you tighten, take your time, a couple of turns, next bolt... Piece of cake... Photos below, and yes that is the SS pulley system and the reason it won out over the Rogue Slinger is that it uses hitch pins instead of bolts so it's more versatile, I can easily reposition it. Note: We have a very small home gym and this was a big purchase for us. I spent months considering my options and I've now had it for a couple of months and I wouldn't change anything. This is a great rack and a great setup for our home gym. Regards, Mark