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Monster Lite Plate Storage Channel Pair is rated
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Rated 5 out of
5
by
Bennett from
Tough As Nails
Needed some more storage for weights that was out of the way due to space issues. These were the solution to my problem!
On another note, just in response to a prior review below "lean down" I'm pretty sure you just installed them up-side-down! If you look at the pic the hole is slightly higher up, that's the top side. But yes, If you flip it the other way around the plates seam to side off....
I just didn't want anyone to be deterred to buy these, especially if space is tight!
Date published: 2016-03-11
Rated 5 out of
5
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BenS from
Solid
Bought a pair of these for my RML-390 flat foot rack to provide extra anchoring. I currently have 5 cast iron 45lb plates on each post with plenty of room to add more if I wanted to. The channel storage feels solid (like everything else I've purchased from rogue) and the plates don't slide or move at all. I appreciate the option to have the movable pin version as well as the bolt-on version. If I were storing smaller plates on the rack I might think about the bolted version to prevent the sliding of plates as mentioned in the review above.
Date published: 2015-05-17
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Decibel CrossFit from
good plate storage option for the rig
I'm, Decibel CrossFit, storing (4) 55# comp plates on each pin in my gym and no problems. Solid. I'm sure I could add more weight and be fine. Put them low down and you'll be OK doing bench (the storage plates and barbell plates won't collide). The pin attachment is great if I need to pull them off the rig or move them around.
Date published: 2014-12-15
Rated 2 out of
5
by
Cool from
Lean Down
I bought 8 of these to use on my rack. Plan was to have 55s on bottom, 45s, 35s and 25s, then change plates on top. They're easy to install and remove. They have no trouble holding 4x 55lb plates as far as bending or support goes. The major issue with these storage channels is that they lean downwards. Theres slack between the rack and the U-joint of the channel. Because the channel only has one pin support, this slack causes a downward lean.
I've had change plates and 25's fall off my rack after re-racking a bar - kind of embarrassing when you have some buddies over to lift. If you were stacking 55s on the bottom of a rack like the other review they'd be fine. I wouldn't recommend them, however, for a complete storage system up the side of a rack.
Date published: 2015-05-11
Rated 5 out of
5
by
CFW630 from
Awesome Storage!
These were a great addition to our rack, just about to order another pair! I'm not sure what happened with "Lean Down", maybe they were upside down or put on a rack that was 2x3? Absolutely rock solid, no slack, no lean whatsoever. We have 210 kilos on two pins, all the way to the edge and none have ever fallen off.
Date published: 2015-05-17
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Country5 from
Neater gym
I bought these a few weeks ago and they work great for keeping our plates up off the floor. Good addition to the Monster Lite.
Date published: 2017-10-04
Rated 5 out of
5
by
DrJPat from
Very Solid
I bought these to go on my Rogue RML-490C rack to save floor space. The only draw back is if you have different pound weights you have to unload weights to get to other ones. I knew that going in. I valued floor space over convenience (other option was weight tree). They are tough and rugged. Throw weights on and the posts don't budge or even wiggle on the rack. Very solid. Some reviews talk about the weights get in the way with these attached to your rack. I have not had this problem. I attached mine on the back side as low as I could get them because I did have enough room that my rack didnt have to be up against the wall. Maybe if I was benching at the back of the rack the weights would get in the way but I typically dont bench inside my rack since I usually have a spotter. Even if I had to bench inside the rack I would just use the backside of the front of my rack. Might not work if you have the stabilizer bar (I purchased that also and dont even use it because the rack is that solid, you can see it laying next to my wall).
Date published: 2017-07-20
Rated 2 out of
5
by
jpvisual from
They lean downward
As other reviews have said, these lean downward at an angle. This is not a big problem for storing bumper plates at the bottom of a rack, but I would not store iron plates at the top of the rack. I guess you could put collars at the end and it would be fine, but you should not have to do that to fix a design flaw.
Date published: 2018-07-17
