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Y-1 Rogue Yoke is rated
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Rated 5 out of
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JimJamJum from
Quality Build
Solid structure, as advertised. Easy to assemble. High quality. Costs a bit to ship, but that's what happens when u mail 200lbs of steel. No regerts
Date published: 2021-01-23
Rated 5 out of
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Nakeough from
Most versatile home gym equipment
Really enjoying my yoke 2.0 set. It was easy to assemble and I am mechanically challenged. I invested in this because I can squat, bench, do yoke runs, and load implements over the bar. This is a must for every strongman home gym.
Also rogue sent me an extra set of yoke “feet” due to the other ones not fitting their standard.
Date published: 2021-01-11
Rated 5 out of
5
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tmartin from
Solid piece of equipment
Solid yoke. Doubles as a rack for squats and bench. Great for a home gym
Date published: 2020-12-26
Rated 5 out of
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Casey Wilcher from
Great versatile piece of equipment
I love that I can train with this piece in many different ways. Squat, bench, push/pull sled, yoke, etc.. A word of advice, if you’re kinda taller like myself (6’1) then I suggest getting a Y-2 or Y-3 because your head will bump against the crossmember. If you do get the Y-1 this problem is easily fixed by just putting some thicker mats under the legs of the yoke to raise it up a few inches giving you more room.
Date published: 2020-07-10
Rated 5 out of
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gablrg347 from
good product
fit well in my home gym, i recommed this equipement
Date published: 2020-07-08
Rated 5 out of
5
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BMang from
Awesome home-gym investment!
The Y1 yoke came recommended to me by a friend who has one. He'd bought one pre-pandemic for strongman training with very little garage space on hand. I'm able to utilize it perfectly in my garage for primarily squat, press, bench activities and easily pop it outside for yoke work. The construction is solid and assembly was exceedingly simple.
Date published: 2020-07-07
Rated 5 out of
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IKoF from
Perfect as a squat rack
I bought it with the intention to use as a squat rack but was a bit nervous about the hight of the cross bar. At the top height with both pins in my head would hit it just( I'm 5'10") but I moved the bar up one notch so the top pin isn't actually connected and now have plenty of room and the rack is just as stable as before.
Date published: 2020-04-19
Rated 5 out of
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PJGVern from
Slightly too short for >6' tall, well constructed.
My height is 6'1”/6'2"
I have issues hitting my head on the cross member. I had to put the feet on boards to raise it. Especially when racking high bar squats. I slid the bar up so only two pins were anchoring it. It's a bit more wobbly, but haven't had any structural failures at 225-315lbs loaded on barbell.
One downside is the feet tend to angle a bit contributing to the slight wobble.
*If in garage: remember floor gradient and face parallel to garage door. You'll notice the gradient if facing side walls, perpendicular to door, and will also add to slight movement of feet angle upon racking.*
RECOMMEND Y2 for my height.
Someone else said they got away with Y1 over >6ft tall, but I'd say incorrect. I'm using flat soled foootware, but keep in mind if you're using power shoes with a heel. I'm going to purchase some and am curious how it affects head clearance. I may even redesign my platform with runners like tracks for me to rest the rack on.
It's been in my garage in the humid South, no rust.
As far as height concerns in garage... Performing any overhead lifts exceeds Y2 dimensions anyways, with adequate clearance. If you're worried about walking the Y2 height out of your garage door then just disassemble cross bar and load it outside.
Summary, the versatility is great. But I do miss the optional add ons that can be placed on a traditional power rack. The height is not adequate for >6'. However yoke carries and zerchers make up for the benefits of power rack stability.
Date published: 2020-04-12
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