Rogue almost nailed it with this one. The problem: the handles on the foot rest were sloppily built. To me it looks like the handles were put together separately. They don’t look the same and when they welded it to the foot rest, it looks like they thought meh good enough but then didn’t finish the cap correctly on the handle. Yes, it functions as intended BUT after spending $2k on this (including shipping), I would’ve expected this to arrive in mint condition. Another reviewer did not have this problem so I am very disappointed.

I love this machine. So many ways to use it and the quality is too notch

I bought mine a couple years back and absolutely love it. You will not be disappointed with especially with rogues top notch quality. This GHD is extremely sturdy, it does not move or flex even while using plates, dumbbells or bands. There’s quite a bit of exercises you can do with this machine. These GHD machines are famously known for the types of exercises you absolutely can’t get anywhere else. Keep in mind this is a large piece of equipment and make sure you measure the space you have. I was able to fit mine in a corner. Best feature is the swing arm if you have multiple people using the gym. If it’s only yourself, you can probably buy a more affordable one which at the end of the day does the same thing. This is a luxury GHD compared to the other ones rogue offers, however I bought the best and very happy with my purchase. Lastly, the padding in the picture is red, I got mine in black, not too sure if they send all of them like so or it was just mine.

Bought both a month ago and love them! Great service by Roug as always.

I’ve been wanting the Monster GHD for about a year and finally decided to pull the trigger and I’m glad I did. The overall build has Rogue Style written all over it, (overbuilt, built like a tank, etc.) and should last a lifetime. It is a bit of a space saver having a smaller footprint than the regular size Abram GHD but at twice the cost. The steps are a nice added feature in getting on and off the machine and the swing arm lever makes adjustments easy. You could save some $ by getting the regular GHD and get the same benefits, but this was my personal preference.

To own a GHD that is more expensive than your power rack is probably silly to most people, but this thing is undeniable. Like most Rogue items, it is robust and well crafted but what pushes this GHD into this price point is its ability to resolve any potential gripes one could have: "I don't like having to step over the foot pad adjustment bar", - there isn't one on this model. "I don't like the pad spacing", - the pads on the footplate are tapered to accommodate to various sizes. "I don't like that the sturdier a GHD I want, the larger the footprint gets" - ironically, this Monster version actually has a smaller footprint than the two other offerings. The only gripe one could have is the price, but when comparing to other commercial grade GHDs, Without question, I'm choosing this one over the more expensive, and gigantic ProMaxima or Hammer Strengh commercial GHDs. To summarize, this GHD is definitely a luxury GHD for home use. The Abrams 2.0 will satisfy if not completely exceed most people's needs but having own one at home, it would be tough to convince me to swap my Monster Swing Arm GHD for the Abrams 2.0. I was fortunate enough to buy mine from a friend so I did not have to factor cost the same way.

I debated between this version and the 2.0 for over a year. As you see in my pics, I have a tight spot where this needed to go and the ten inches in width that I saved with the Monster pushed me over the edge. I know it’s a lot of money for something that can be done for half the money with the 2.0 but I’d do it again in a heartbeat. It’s just a beast! The deck is all welded and everything arrived in one piece. It’s bolted to a pallet and arrived flawless. As a bonus, it has wheels attached to the front that make it portable enough to get into your desired location. Also comes with rubber feet that you need to attach after unbolting it which was a nice surprise. We put it through the paces last night and it functions perfectly. Swing arm is easy to adjust as is the pop pin foot plate. You sit nice and high on this so you can get a good stretch when doing sit-ups and back extensions. Also works great as a reverse hyper by using bands or ankle weights. There isn’t too much info on this version so I wanted to let potential buyers know that it’s a solid 10. It’s overkill for the average home gym but it is so well built that it justifies the price. If it wasn’t for the size issue I would of went with the 2.0 and saved some coin. I have zero regrets though. The cool factor Is off the charts.

Glad to see nebula's design being used. I have both the nebula and the rogue version. Paint seems to chip fairly easy on the rogue version. Overall a great piece of equipment.