Rogue Fitness Y1 and Y2 Yoke Review (power rack alternative)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ธ.ค. 2020
- The Y2 Yoke from Rogue Fitness, was the first new piece of equipment I even got, back then I couldn't have guessed that I would develop a full blown addiction to buying fitness equipment. Regardless this Yoke may very well be able to fill the entirety of your home gym needs, learn from me, avoid addiction. ignore those first few comments, my children are trying to be nice to me.
Rogue Yokes (You can currently by them 12/13/20):
www.roguefitness.com/strength...
Titan Yokes:
www.titan.fitness/strongman/c...
Bells of Steel Yoke:
www.bellsofsteel.us/product/p...
Pull Up bar from video:
www.titan.fitness/racks/rack-...
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super in-depth vid! exactly what i was looking for, thanks so much! i am planning on getting this instead of a half rack when i move out into a condo/apartment. love how you can easily store it away like you would do squat stands but these are soo much more versatile! appreciate all the edits you did to showcase all the possibilities. you have an awesome garage gym too!! happy new years boss :)
Great video! Really informative, I haven’t seen anyone else review a yoke and consider it as an all in one option before.
Awesome!! I have been looking to buy a yoke because it can be an all in one. You answered all my questions. Thank you
Glad to help
Thanks for your reply! Don't worry, I'm an iron addict equipment junkie too! I have 3 log bars, rickshaw, husafell stone, squat rack, bench, hex bar , axle bar, multi grip bar, etc! You rock! Thanks
Awesome review I’ve been thinking about getting this
Solid review man
dude i broke my hand and just ordered this so i can workout heavy while i recover. i tried getting a cheaper one, but they wanted almost as much as the rogue costs with shipping. can't wait to try it- i've always been happy with their shit
Great review. 👍🏽👍🏽
I haven't even finished the video (which I'm sure I will enjoy), but I had to stop to comment that I love the Dragon Ball Z Abridged quote on the wall!
Having watched the video, I would tell people interested in purchasing a yoke to consider the Valor Fitness BD-21. I bought one last year and it was $400 and it included j-cups and a pull up bar. It is the same height as the Y-2, and I had the same issue getting it outside, but I found you could tip it over, grasp the cross members in your hands, and farmer's carry the few final feet out of the garage. If that doesn't appeal to you, you can also cut down the cross members a few inches, keeping most of the height but preventing the headaches mentioned in the video. I also have used it as my power rack for 6 months with a pair of Rouge Infinity spotter arms and it's done great for me the whole time!
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awesome vid! im a sub now
you are so good at making videos you don't need help
I share your pathology - this was a dangerous video to watch!
Hey awesome video. Is the pull bar the same inside dimension as the yoke? Im thinking of getting a y2 and wondering if it will be possible to have to pull up bar and the the yoke bar on at the same time
With the Titan pullup bar, no unfortunately, its to wide.
What tools did you use to assemble your yoke and stand?
I got a Titan yoke myself and didn't realize how big of pain it is to take it apart and put it together to work out. Lining up the crossbar each time and the welding wasn't a perfect fit either so you got to jimmy it like you do in your video? You got any advice in how to speed up the process and also how do you prevent the uprights from crashing down, since it needs perfect alignment from the crossmember. I swear, I get a hell of a shoulder workout trying to line up the crossmember and the uprights!
I don't know if the Rogue uprights are wider on the bottom or heavier, but mine actually stand up on their own pretty well. As far as getting the crossmember on it's annoying almost every time, but when I'm using the yoke a lot in the summer what I do is get the yoke set in a position where the crossmember moves pretty well then use some chalk to mark the position of the skids on the ground so when I want to use it again I just line it up with those and the crossmember goes on much easier.
I'm torn between this and the sml-1 squat stand...I have low ceilings in my basement, 86". so can't use any of the taller racks. I don't actually do yoke walks..I need it for bench press, squats and I would like to be able to do pull ups in it..I've seen reviews saying its very difficult to do pull ups with the overhead bar due to how thick it is...so how stable is this, it seemed a bit wobbly when you were loading plates on it....do you know if the titan pull up bar you mentioned can be used on the sml-1 ??
That bar is for 2x3 tubing, so it's not going to work on the squat stand. In your situation I'd probably just buy a bolt on pull up bar and add it to the top. Get the tallest you can fit and then hopefully it wont get in the way during squats
For the garage door issue just lower the crossbar, pick it up in an angle and you’ll be fine to go through a garage door
I just barely got the Y1 in my wife's Subaru Forester, with a few scratches to the car.
Awesome review! I ordered an S-4 to save space but now I kind of wish I ordered the Y-1 instead. At least I saved some money. I was also looking into the Titan pull-up bar but didn’t pull the trigger since I wasn’t sure it would fit. So glad you brought it up. I wasn’t able to find much information on Rogue Infinity comparability.
Did the pins that come with the Titan bar work fine, or did you use Rogue pins? You mentioned at the end that Titan T-3 and Infinity attachments aren’t compatible, so wanted to know if you hacked the Titan pull-up bar in any way. I’m also interested in their spotter arms since they’re much cheaper than Rogue.
The pins had enough play that they worked fine for me.
@@AverageDadReviewsFitness thanks for the reply. That’s great to know, but the pins in other attachments like the spotter arms may not have as much play?
@@jamestonbellajo so there's two types of pens you typically get, there's the ones you just pressed through and then the ones you have to put the clip on the other side, pretty much all the pins I have from Rogue and from Titan are almost the same diameter. So far depends I get with attachments for Infinity the Titan t3 series Titan x3 series and Rogue monster light all fit fine interchangeably. The only attachment issues I have is the whole spacing on Titan is slightly different than rogues so if you have something that has a spot for a pin like spotter arms on the bottom the holes don't line up, the pins fit fine
@@AverageDadReviewsFitness got it. This was so helpful. Thank you very much!
Need a review on those power blocks!
And that rower!
Great video!
Question regarding the yoke as a squat rack.
Is it possible to use the safety arms as hooks to unrack and rerack? This way the barbell is further from the crossbar and you're not risking to bump your head?
You could, but you would want to make sure you had it weighted properly and secured so you didn't flip it.
@@AverageDadReviewsFitness Fair point, I'll sleep on this for a couple more nights before deciding what to buy! Big thanks!!!
@@jonasdecreus603 Also up for talking fitness!
I m 5.11 and I want to use the Y1 as my only rack for squat and presses because I want to be able to dismount it quickly to free floor space for crossfit kind of training. Does the titan pull up bar improves the head banging issue? Is it still stable for heavy squatting? I d love to get the Y2 but I m concerned about removing the crossbar quickly when I need space and mounting it back again once I m done. My ceiling is 98 inches
its pretty wobbly, and still fairly close to your head on the short uprights. I'm 5'11" too and it is usable, but very close to my head.
What is the width between the uprights? Rogue sells an infinity bolt on pull up bar at 43 inches. Would love if it fit
It’s 43” measuring from the inside of the uprights so any of the Infinity and even Echo bolt-on crossmembers and pull-up bars should work. I’m thinking about getting a crossmember to put on the bottom of my Y-1 to stabilize it and it would essentially become a squat stand.
I'm trying to figure out if I can make a half rack out of it.
Also need to figure out if the infinity safety spotter can take a 600 lb drop
I think with all the parts and mods you would need to turn it into a half rack it probably be cheaper just to get the monster light series. I know Rogue has conversion kits for squat stands to turn them into half racks but I think it's only for 3x3 tubing.
As far as dropping I would be surprised if they broke at 600 lb, but depending on height and angle probably want some plates on the back half of the rack to make sure it didn't flip over.
@@AverageDadReviewsFitness honestly if I can safely push the squat on it to 700, I'll just leave it alone too.
At one point I was gonna build a 4x4 power rack, but went with this instead because I wasn't confident in the available wood holding with a worst case scenario drop of 600 plus.
Did you paint all the green on your equipment? Looks good
Yep, I can't help but customize, and thanks!
@@AverageDadReviewsFitness can you do a video on how you painted them? Looks professionally done. I tried spray painting a set of mono lift arms and I didn’t work so well for me.
Wanna review ur lat pulldown cable system?
In the works, it actually had several issues I am in the process of repairing before I review it. I'll go over that in the review.
I bought a titan short yoke, do yokes supposed to wobble?
There's always a little wobble, but never had enough in my that it concerned me. I was able to bench and squat with it, without worrying.
Do any of you yoke owners have trouble with the amount of space you hav infromt of the yoke when using it for squats?
I am concerned with plates on the front pegs you won’t have much room to utilize spotter arms etc
Personally it's never been an issue for me, The posts on the front come up to about my knee (i'm 5'11") and I've got the spotter arms for the yoke and never had an issue with squat bench ect...
@@AverageDadReviewsFitness
I was concerned I wouldn’t have any room for my feet in a squat stance if I had plates loading down all four horns
It doesn’t seem like there’s much room in front of the yoke because of those sled feet with plates on it
I could go back farther but then the spotter arms can’t save me
Hopefully I am explaining this well enough, thank you
@@kozmo7 not sure if you ended up getting the yoke, but this has never been a problem with me and I’m 5’5” and get pretty low with my squats. My bar will hit my safety spotter arms before they get anywhere near the plate posts. I don’t think you have anything to worry about.
@@jamestonbellajo
Hey thank you! I ended up going with the rogue 390F monster lite rack
Mostly was just not enough room for my stance. I’m 6’3 so my squat stands is kinda wide and I hate being too close to the Jcups. Ended up working really well for me actually.
Are u Alex Moran from BMS
Great review btw! Sorry had to ask lol
The end all be all piece of equipment 🤣😂🤣😂
Just busted it out yesterday for the Murph so we'd have an extra pull up station, worked great.
Yea rouge sells those uprights 200+ now. Wow. My angle grinder will say different
Duuuuuude...... That sucks, god speed on that angle grinder
I would have to tell my neighbor to mind his or her own business