This thing is a monster. It's where I'd hide my family if a tornado hit my house. I love it. Able to do any exercise I would want to do for my workouts.

Bought mid November and it came about six weeks later. This is an incredible piece of equipment that will last the rest of my life. I wanted to do a functional trainer and rack separately, but due to space decided to go with the FM-6 twin. Worth every penny. I put it together myself- probably took five hours to put together. Color is Gunmetal.

Obviously this is a major purchase, but was ABSOLUTELY worth it. Previously had a cheap squat rack and an amazon lat pull plate loaded machine. They got the job done, but the pulley's were terrible, and having to switch the weights back and forth for my wife and I (we workout together) added so much time to our workouts. The Twin stack is a dream. Cables are so insanely smooth, and are workouts are now so efficient. Putting it together took a couple days (did it by myself - don't necessarily recommend haha - but it is doable). I ran into a problem when assembling the rear cable pulleys and Rogue support was able to talk me through it IMMEDIATELY and even got their engineering team to help as well. Incredible customer service for what needed up being me attaching the right side pulley one hole too far haha! Can't say enough good things about the quality. Everything from the packaging, instructions, tools provided, I can go on. Will be a customer for life. Thanks Rogue.

I have been lifting weights regularly for the past 38 years. For the vast majority of those years, my workouts were centered around the equipment I had access to. As a CSCS for college and high school athletes, I would lift at the available facilities which ranged from bare minimum, to very well rounded. So, when it came to designing my home gym, I stuck to what I had been doing, which centered around very core compound exercises. This worked well until my body had other ideas. With degenerative disc disease in my low back and neck, I had to completely how I worked out. It was then I realized how limited my home gym was. Enter Rogue Fitness. I have been familiar with Rogue for years but only recently considered their equipment for personal use. So, I sat down and designed the ideal home gym centered around Rogue equipment. A Rhino drop in, Monster Rack, and a FM Twin stack is what I went with. The versatility of the FM twin stack has given me so much more variety of exercises. The quality is second to none. “Beefy” doesn’t do it justice. I have high expectations for this equipment, and the more I use it, the more I appreciate it.

Everything about the experience with Rogue and this equipment has been first class. Ordering was a breeze, delivery and packaging was perfect - with no damage to equipment. Assembly was straightforward, with a couple of steps being easier with three people. My son and I completed everything else in an afternoon. Quality is amazing - functional trainer, lat pulldown and low row motion is very smooth. Half rack for squats and bench work great too. I don’t have any complaints, and only great things to say.

Quick review of my newly assembled 90'' Rogue Monster FM-HR Twin 300lb Stacks Functional Trainer. We've all been waiting for this and I have to say, I think Rogue knocked it out of the park on it. The wait was worth it. As is anything from the Monster line, this thing is rock solid and heavy. There is nothing flimsy, wimpy, or non-committal about this machine. It is industrial for sure. Delivery / Setup: Shipment was fast and everything was palletized and packaged extremely well. This arrived on 2 large pallets along with 1 large wooden crate. There is of course lots of cardboard to unpack and break down, but this also helps to ensure that everything arrives in Mint condition. The actual setup of the unit was well orchestrated by Rogue's instructions as well videos. Just like anything else, it's a step by step process and due to the overbuilt and well engineered design, it can take a bit of time. Depending on how many extra sets of hands that you have, this can be a long and painless process (2+ people)...or it can be a long and painful process (1 person). My advice, have someone with you and you'll make quick work. Take your time toward the end and take care not to get sloppy and scratch up your new trainer. Usage/Usability: Although I've had the unit less than a week, I've put it through it's paces and performed a wide array of exercises. On every single exercise, the cable action is smooth, consistent, and solid feeling. The trolleys, although a bit heavy and beefy, move up and down the posts better than any commercial machine I've ever used. I'm 6'3'' and there is more than enough cable length travel to do virtually any exercise I want and the weight stack still has multiple feet of travel before it tops out; flys, ankle cuffed donkey kickbacks, overhead tricep press, whatever you want. I have yet to find a limitation. For the lat pulldown; perfectly executed. Strap on the new Multi-use Roller and then slide your bench under. You're locked in position and have more than enough weight to grow that back. For feedback to Rogue, on the lat bar hanger, I would've loved to have seen it been lined with UHMWPE. This would ensure that the hanger as well as the bar stay scuff free long term. Not a big deal though and I self remedied this by applying a couple small strips of black duck tape to the hanger surface. For the low row: Exactly as I expected. The footplate is beefy, solid, and very adjustable. The cable action is smooth, has plenty of travel, and of course, plenty of weight. I personally like doing low rows on the ground, but I'm sure some users will wish that a modified foot plate and pulley was available so that low rows could be performed on a bench. I attempted doing them on a bench and as is, it's simply not intended or usable for this. Fine by me. Extras: Of course, all of the attachments and accessories included are top notch. The weight horns with collar spacers are a great touch and the single handles, triangle, and lat bar are first class. It's clear that Rogue thought about the details when building this machine. The weight shrouds finish off the look of the machine. The trolleys are top quality. The fit, finish, and tolerances are all exactly what I hoped for and expected. I have yet to find a gripe or have an issue. And if I do...I know that Rogue customer service will take care of it because they have truly been wonderful to me over the years. Great work to the Rogue team. It took a lot of people to design, build, and package this beast. You did a wonderful job. Looking forward to seeing your continued innovations and new products. If details and quality matter to you...Rogue continues to far outclass their competitors. Period.

Well worth the wait! Having limited space in my gym I was in desperate need of a nice functional trainer and I did not have a place to put one in so I was very happy to see the twin stack made available. This unit is a great value for the price, the build quality is exactly what I expected out of Rogue, commercial grade and built for the long haul. The cable movements are smooth with the aluminum rollers, the adjustments on the fly attachments are also very easy to dial in, assembly will take a bit of time but the instructions and the video are great and very well thought out. If you are in the market for a functional trainer this is the way to go, there is absolutely no reason to buy from the other 3 letter guys when you can support American made goods for the same price, keep up the good work Rogue!

Just received my FM-6 yesterday, and absolutely impressed with it. the build quality is beyond reproach, action on the pulleys is extremely smooth, from beginning to stop. I've owned rogue equipment for years, and I'm just totally blown away by this. Word to the wise -- assembly is straightforward, they give you a video, a pdf, and printed instructions, but it is not a one person job. You will need at least 2 people, more likely 3. We were able to get by with 2 people only because we were replacing my old two-post wall mounted rogue rack which is exactly the same width, and used that as a brace to clamp the uprights to as we were assembling, but otherwise we would have needed three people.