Rogue RM-6 2.0
The Rogue RM-6 Monster Rack 2.0 is the Monster rack for lifters who want a six-post setup with built-in storage space and enough depth to keep loaded plates away from the lifting area.
Pros:
- Six-post layout separates storage from the main lifting area
- True 3×3 in 11-gauge construction with 1 in hardware
- Four height choices and three depth choices
- Large Rogue Monster attachment ecosystem
- Plate storage pins are part of the standard six-post concept
- Made in the USA with US steel
- Does not require bolting for basic stability, though Rogue recommends anchoring for maximum stability
Cons:
- Very large footprint, especially with the 43 in rack depth
- High starting price before extra attachments
- 49 in rack width gives less barbell sleeve clearance than narrower imported racks
- Heavy and inconvenient to relocate once assembled
- Overkill if you do not need integrated rear storage
Brand:
Rogue Fitness
Best For:
Permanent home gyms with enough room for a six-post rack, especially lifters who want integrated plate storage, Rogue’s Monster attachment ecosystem, US manufacturing, and a rack they are unlikely to outgrow.
Skip If:
Skip it if you need to preserve floor space, move the rack often, or do not need rear storage. An RM-3 or RM-4 gives you the same Monster hardware and attachment family in a smaller, less expensive frame.
Research Status:
Research Based
Specifications
| Current Starting Price | $2,855 |
|---|---|
| Steel | 3x3 in, 11-gauge |
| Hardware | 1 in Monster |
| Width | 49 in |
| Heights | 80.375, 90.375, 100.375, or 108.375 in |
| Rack Depth Options | 24, 30, or 43 in |
| Overall Length | 57 to 76 in depending on depth |
| Footprint | 61 x 53 to 80 x 53 in depending on depth |
| Included | Monster J-cups, strap safeties, plate storage pins, band pegs, pull-up bar |
| Made In | USA |
| Attachment Ecosystem | Rogue Monster |
Owners Feedback
Pros
- Six-post layout separates storage from the main lifting area
- True 3x3 in 11-gauge construction with 1 in hardware
- Four height choices and three depth choices
- Large Rogue Monster attachment ecosystem
- Plate storage pins are part of the standard six-post concept
- Made in the USA with US steel
- Does not require bolting for basic stability, though Rogue recommends anchoring for maximum stability
Cons
- Very large footprint, especially with the 43 in rack depth
- High starting price before extra attachments
- 49 in rack width gives less barbell sleeve clearance than narrower imported racks
- Heavy and inconvenient to relocate once assembled
- Overkill if you do not need integrated rear storage
