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I really like these. I grabbed the updated titan monos a little over a year ago after my pec injury to avoid unracking heavy benches alone from my normal rollers. They work magically for bench. I do find myself squatting from my rollers though because I find it easier to get locked into the bar with them and because of the ease of centering the heavier loads. Mutant metals has made some incredible stuff, and these sit with the UDA as exhibit a and b. Great Review Joe.

Really good and thorough review. Cheers.

Great review!!

Great review. I use Rogue monos for squats and totally agree with the racking problem. The way I fixed it is I made 1ft square mirrors that attach to my uprights so I can see both monolifts hooks. I have the hooks swing behind me, not forward. It works perfectly. I'm considering the mutant metals for benching.

Thanks for the review

i really hope these come back in stock they are exactly what i was looking for

Good review, I like the improved features on these monos. I own a pair of Mech's monos and also find them more useful to bench with than squat with...my only gripe which is common and like you mentioned is that most monos take up too much space inside the rack. I squat, bench, deadlift and OHP inside the rack so unless I use them on the outside of the rack they're more of a work around inside my 36" rack space to mess with.

Solid review Joe I love mine as well the one thing I would change is that your UHMW on the front of the cups as you mentioned

Nice review of these Joe. Chris is s GREAT guy and was great at answering a few questions once I started to use them. I actually use the Irwin monos for bench and these for squats, love them both equally.

Got asked specifically about the clearance, so I went back and did some more measurements... Bar loaded at 135lbs... no tension nothing, the center of the bar sits 8.5 inches from the backside of the housing. From back side of housing to front lip of the mono arm, with no bar... looks to be about 7.25 inches. So somewhere around 1 to 1.5 inches of clearance. Did some measurements on bench and squats for sake of argument. When I bench, to get some tension in my lats, I pull the bar forward a little, especially since I tend to touch at the upper part of my abs. It measured to 9.75 inches, so there's actually another 1.25 inches of clearance on bench in what I might call a "real world" measurement vs simply a testing measurement. For squats... measured to center of bar at 9.75 inches, so again, another 1.25. When I had talked to Chris about this at one point, he mentioned this concept in the design. That you'd be pulling the bar out a bit against the springs, thus some "extra" clearance. Hope that helps.

Pricey, but especially if you lift alone like me, they look like they're worth it. There are plenty of cheaper options, but I really like the snap back design - no hockey stick and easy to move. I also love the roller. Great point about the front lip not having UMHW. Overall, a really smooth review!

Good review! The only thing I'd like to see (other than the UHMW on the lip) is some sort of nice storage option for the floor or wall. Like a lot of garage gym owners, I'm just running out of space and every square inch of floor and wall real estate matters. They don't look like they'd stay upright (like an L) if I tried to store them on the floor. Plus, I see you have metal shelves and I can't imagine you want to slide those on and off those shelves.

Another great review Joe. Does anyone run into problems with the weights on the bar bumping into the monos repping out on bench considering the width of the monos!!??

Ordered mine months ago… hoping to get them soon

I see you use a Kadillac Bar with these. Given the thickness of the rackable portion, is there a risk of the Kadillac Bar falling off? Do you have to rerack more delicately after a set? I want these but I want to make sure they work well with my Kadillac Bar.

Hey Man, great review I just wished I saw this review before I purchased my mono lifts. I bought a pair of mono lifts for my Power Rack from Irwin Fitness, and they make great quality products. I have an excellent pair of roller J-Cups that they custom made for me. I have a great relationship with the owner Garth from Irwin Fitness and I let him know I wanted a pair of custom Monolifts, it took over 3 months for him to make them as he had some issues with the Power Coat spray company so they had to redo them (sand/paint) before shipping them out to me in Seattle. And I am not trying to be negative by any means because these mono lifts are built like a brick tank/very hefty and well manufactured. But dude they are way too big for me they weigh over 35 pounds each and I can't attach them to my rack by myself as they are too big and awkward! They are meant for someone who is never going to move them around and just stay permanently on the rack in my opinion. I spent over $750 with shipping and everything and have only used them once. Nothing against Irwin Fitness and I should of done my research more throughly. I definitely would like to have the Mutant Metal Monolfit instead, and hopefully I will purchase a pair in the near future. In the meantime I have no idea what I am going to do with my 75 pound mono lifts? Sell them hopefully? This is my only gym attachment I purchased that I truly regret buying.

I went ahead and purchased these bad boys, now comes the wait time lol. Quick question Joe, I can't tell, are the snap-back rollers on a 2x3, or 3x3 rack? And if it's 2x3 do they use extra UHMW to compensate the width difference?

What mono lift is best for Squats? Thanks!

How do you add the red colour in the MS logo ?

Where did you get that pin from 3:39