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Rogue Monster Slinger: rack fit, mounting and what's included

Which Rogue racks the Monster Slinger fits, its 1 in bolt mount at 8 in on center, the 1:1 ratio, the box contents and what Rogue does not publish.

Also listed as Monster Slinger, Rogue Slinger

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Short answer

Rogue lists the Monster Slinger only for Monster Rack 2.0 models such as the RM-3, RM-4, RM-6, Monster Cave and the Fortis versions, and the rack must be secured to the floor. It bolts on with two 1 in Monster bolt assemblies through holes 8 in on center and pulls at 1:1. Rogue does not list an overall weight capacity or a warranty term on the page.

Key facts

Setup type
Rack-mount pulley[1]
Racks or supports the maker lists
Monster Rack 2.0 models such as the RM-3, RM-4, RM-6, RM-3 Fortis, RM-4 Fortis and Monster Cave[1]
Maker exclusions
All wall-mount racks, the RM-390F Flat Foot, Monster Collegiate Half Racks, the Monster Rhino Belt Squat + Rack, and fold-back racks[1]
Mount and hardware
Two 1 in black zinc Monster bolt assemblies; mounting holes 8 in on center[1]Rogue does not list hole diameter as a separate spec.
Resistance and loading
Options: a plate-load kit (1.9 in pin, 11.5 in loadable), a band kit, or a 300 lb weight stack[1]Rogue says a weight-stack version must match the unit height.
Pull ratio
1:1[1]
Maker's load rating
Not published: Rogue lists no overall weight capacity on the page[1]
Cable length and diameter
1/4 in MIL-spec cable; length not listed[1]
Cable travel
Not confirmed
What is included
Two 6 in cable pulleys, a 1/4 in MIL-spec cable, two carabiners, two rubber grommets, two 1/4 in steel mounting plates, a band sheath and a Monster attachment post (not with the plate-loaded option); an extension strap on the 100 in and 108 in units[1]
Connector at the cable end
Carabiners (two included)[1]
Small increments
The weight-stack option moves in 10 lb increments[1]
Installation the maker requires
The rack must be secured to the floor[1]
Maker warranty
Not published: no warranty term on the product page[1]
Replacement parts
Not confirmed
Not confirmed
Rogue does not list an overall weight capacity, a warranty term, a cable length or a separate hole diameter[1]

Watch out for

  • Wall-mount and fold-back racks are excluded, even Rogue's own.
  • The 1 in bolt assemblies are specific to this model; the Monster Lite Slinger uses 5/8 in assemblies. Do not swap hardware between them.
  • Rogue offers 90, 100 and 108 in versions, and a weight-stack version must match the unit height.
  • The 1.9 in pin and 11.5 in loadable length belong to Rogue's plate-load kit only.

What fits

Product details below are the seller's own description unless a source is shown. Pick the variant named for each item.

Questions

Does the Monster Slinger fit a Monster Lite rack?

No. Rogue lists the Monster Slinger for Monster Rack 2.0 models only, with 1 in bolt assemblies. Monster Lite racks have their own Monster Lite Slinger, which uses 5/8 in bolt assemblies.[1][2]

What weight rating does Rogue give the Monster Slinger?

Rogue does not list an overall weight capacity on the product page. It lists resistance options instead: a plate-load kit, a band kit, or a 300 lb stack in 10 lb increments.[1]

Can I put the Slinger on a wall-mounted or folding rack?

No. Rogue excludes all wall-mount racks and fold-back racks, and says the rack must be secured to the floor.[1]

Sources

  1. Rogue Monster Slinger · Rogue Fitness · Monster Slinger compatibility, hardware, contents, ratio, heights, options. · checked 10 Oct 2026
  2. Rogue Monster Lite Slinger · Rogue Fitness · Monster Lite Slinger compatibility, fold-back exclusion, hardware, ratio. · checked 10 Oct 2026

Next review due 9 Jan 2027.