14’’ Long Post Length Belt Squat Attachment For Racks Fits 2" x 2", 3" x 2", 3" x 3" Racks And Rack Hole Diameters of 5/8" Or Larger 1'' And 2’’ Weight Plates Required

I recently added belt squats to my routine and have experimented with a few setups in my home gym. I tried a barbell into a landmine, a barbell hanging horizontally from a rack support, and a loading pin. All 3 options used a wooden platform to get enough squat depth. The main issues with these were getting into position safely with heavy loads and comfort. Most would cause the belt to dig painfully during reps.This lever arm addresses these issues and provides stability. It can handle a lot of weight. Once maxed with plates, adding bands is a great option to keep adding tension.I have a 2x3 rack and used the white sleeves provided in the rack holes. I also cut 2 short pieces of pvc to prevent sideways sway.

I honestly can’t believe how nice this is for what I paid.I have been wanting something to work my legs without loading my spine. I usually just back squat for legs, but this has added new variation without irritating my upper back.The peg is very long, and the whole unit is very robust. I have tried 4 plates on it so far, no issues with its integrity and it can hold a lot more.I had some concerns about being able to get full ROM and it is not an issue. If anything the lockout portion is different, but depth is not an issue.Very, very pleased.Also please disregard the portion in my photo holding it up. I use my deadlift jack to keep it set up for a quick click in and go setup.

The item itself looks durable and will do the job. Only problem is that it’s missing the instructions. Don't get me wrong I know there’s not much to it and I agree. However there are some pieces that are in the packaging that I’m not sure what it’s for.When I checked other reviews most people said it didn’t have the hardware they needed but this seems like I either got more than what I needed or stuff from something else completely.Other than the company just shipping out items without knowing what’s completely in the box I guess this thing will do the trick.

Works great. Holds up to 8 45lb plates. I had to make a wooden stand to rest it on so I can load plates and remove my belt. I also got a Spud belt straight from Spud with a discount code. I tried my dip belt but that will dig into your legs plus I don’t fear the Spud belt will break. So in total $140 for this set up which is a good deal. Also there is no need for platforms to stand on. I guess my rack has holes in the perfect spot to attach this where I can squat all the way down without this touching the floor.

Mine was missing the bushings from 1" to the 5/8", so there is slop. I ordered my own bushings online.

I have this connected to my Rouge 3x3 wall strip and it works perfectly. It is very solid and I can't see the higher priced ones being any better. If you're on the fence on which belt squat attachment to get, get this one.

I usually don't write reviews but this really irritated me. The first one I received, there was no possible way to put the weight horn on. The hole that it was supposed to slide into was way to small. I sent it back for a replacement thinking ah it's just bad luck. Well no, the second arrived today and it's exactly the same. Requested a refund and will go with a different brand/company. Buyer beware

Sturdy and well made. I've attached mine to my Rogue Monster Lite rack and it looks like it belongs. I've used it for belt squats with up to 3 45lb bumper plates (so far) and it holds up nicely. Extremely good value for the money!