Re: Crossover Symmetry or similar
 

Expensive but that's a ****load of bands and they look modular.

Re: Crossover Symmetry or similar
 

Can crossover symmetry be used attached to an un-anchored Rogue S2 squat rack or will it move the rack? Obviously I could anchor it somehow but the bigger the pain, the less I will use it

Thanks.

Re: Crossover Symmetry or similar
 

[QUOTE=Marshall Flagg;1252632]Can crossover symmetry be used attached to an un-anchored Rogue S2 squat rack or will it move the rack? Obviously I could anchor it somehow but the bigger the pain, the less I will use it

Thanks.[/QUOTE]

thats how i use it. i actually have an un-anchored Rogue S1 which is even lighter and it is perfectly fine and doesn't move at all.

Re: Crossover Symmetry or similar
 

[QUOTE=Marshall Flagg;1252632]Can crossover symmetry be used attached to an un-anchored Rogue S2 squat rack or will it move the rack? Obviously I could anchor it somehow but the bigger the pain, the less I will use it

Thanks.[/QUOTE]

I have the S2 unbolted and do all kinds of band work and have not had an issue. The crossover symmetry looks very interesting.....

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[QUOTE=Snir Golan;1252639]thats how i use it. i actually have an un-anchored Rogue S1 which is even lighter and it is perfectly fine and doesn't move at all.[/QUOTE]

Cool. Good to know.

Re: Crossover Symmetry or similar
 

We just got this at our box. I have been using it a little over a week now. Huge fan.