Rack depth: is 30" depth worthwhile?

[2020Wellness]

Due to my Sorinex Bulldog purchase, I'm looking to upgrade to a rack with 1" holes. I've been using a Rogue half-rack for years and recently used a Sorinex rack that was about 40-42" depth inside. That felt spacious and I loved using it with straps where I could set the side nearest my face a bit higher to catch the bar and roll it 'downhill' to a lower section of the strap by my waist.

I don't really want to give up the space that a rack like that or the Rogue RM6/4 would take up so I've been looking at the the RM-3 but it is only 30" of depth inside the rack. That seems kinda small. Anyone have a point of view on this?

Alternatively, has anyone seen a nice product that has 1" holes that would make a good permanent stand for the Sorinex Bulldog and take up little space?


Thanks!

Why not go with Rogue's Collegiate Half Rack?

[Afo3]

It is even less depth inside the rack (for using straps) and it is also every so slightly too tall for where I was going to put it. The RM-3 and RM-4 are available in 90"

Why not go with Rogue's Collegiate Half Rack?

[mrcheeze36]

Alternatively, has anyone seen a nice product that has 1" holes that would make a good permanent stand for the Sorinex Bulldog and take up little space?

One option is to use a Rogue Monster strip
https://www.roguefitness.com/monster...0aAvYeEALw_wcB

[mrcheeze36]

As far as inside rack depth, mine’s 30” and is plenty for me, however when I added the Rogue trolley/lever arms, the trolley handles do take up some room inside the rack so can be tight if you’re using monos on the other side and you have the trolleys in line with the monolift (I usually move the trolley down/up when I’m using squatting/benching).