Rogue Fitness MG-4 First Impressions

Just got the new cambered adjustable bar in from Rogue, let's open it up, put it together and talk about it.
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[@briand5047]

When you say there is an expensive piece of equipment you aren't going to get, your viewers look forward to the future video after you get it.

[@PaceWC]

Rogue Monolift when?

[@BasementBrandon]

Haha I think I've done a decent job avoiding somethings (like a belt squat)

[@bmstylee]

Ghost combo rack would be great.

[@Mh-cw2vd]

I got the rogue rhino belt squat almost first off. Love it

[@ECUpunk]

I'm really liking these"first impression" videos. Helps to answer a lot of questions without having to wait a while for then thorough review.

[@BasementBrandon]

I also know I'm too lazy to do a 20 min video on some of this stuff like the other guys, so figure just shoot from the hip and if something changes down the line I can do an update.

[@joecowan3719]

Happy to hear you picked this bar up, your always honest thoughts on this will be great as you incorporate it to your training. Some points that I think that would be nice to hear would be about: how this fits into non-Rogue racks and maybe the XiiXi extenders, the width and feel of the handles vs the Kaddy and other bars, your suggestions on how to program this and other specialty bars into your PL training, other exercises this can be used for. Thanks Brandon!

[@BasementBrandon]

Thanks Joe, I can confirm it fits fine for me in both 47 and 49 width racks!

[@ORAOralSurgery]

Thanks for quick preview. I’m very confused how this fits into any rack with a 41” inner width when Rogues’s specs list the outer dimension of the frame at 41”. I cancelled my order specifically for this reason due to me having a REP PR 5000 rack. I was not confident in “precision” re-racks using heavy weight and pushing to failure. Figured I’d be beating the hell out of bar and my rack. Plus, my Mutant Metals Monolifts effectively reduce my inner width to 40” since their width extends beyond uprights. Could you kindly elaborate on clearance in your 41” rack version (do you still have your REP rack, I thought you got rid of that so what are you testing this clearance on?) Any details on the use of this within a 47” rack would be immensely helpful to many of us. Thank you in advance

[@BasementBrandon]

@@ORAOralSurgery it’s a sorinex rack, so 41” inside, 47” outside.

[@HughLeFitness]

Obviously this is tailored to Coop, Brandon, Gluck and Commercial facilities. It's an automatic no for most home gym enthusiasts.

[@BasementBrandon]

The base bar is in line with the kadillac, which I've seen in a lot of home gyms. I just got the upgraded version.

[@pob1845]

I am a sucker for anything in stainless steel...for me was an automatic yes

[@tas1424]

Home gyms have a big range of budgets and available space and I certainly feel that Coop, Brandon etc. are towards the higher end of that range. However, I feel that I and probably most people with more constraints couldn't justify the cost of this bar, or any bars at anything close to this pricepoint, when there are good bars that do near enough the same thing at less than half the price. I think I'm very lucky to have six specialty bars which I have accrued over the last few years that in total cost me about the same as what that one Rogue bar did. 😂 That said, if you can afford it, more power to you. YOLO and all that. 🤪

[@jeremystrayer363]

From the moment I picked up EFTS bar I wanted something like this. The ability to move handles and angles is great. I will end up picking one of these up for sure.

[@airgordo4]

I would say this bar, because you can really dial in the exact hand position that fits YOU the best, is actually geared more towards the home gym user than any of the other bars on the market. Obviously the price is going to lower the amount of people who actually pull the trigger but if commercial use was the primary audience then adjustability wouldn't have been a factor.

[@MacStrengthCo]

Great first impressions as always!

[@BasementBrandon]

Thanks brother!

[@roblifting]

Neat bar! I’d love to see you get good at your log and do a series on log pressing!! 💪

[@BasementBrandon]

I would too lol

[@seanhalpin6934]

Could you do a video on general maintenance for the Prime single stack? Thanks for the great content!!

[@BasementBrandon]

I may be able to, to be honest the only things I've done is wipe down on occasion and use a silicon spray to keep things moving well.

[@bmstylee]

I'm going to stick with my Elite FTS American Cambered bar. Has all the hand positions you could need and at a way lower price.

[@robertfrank8293]

This is where I am. I’d like to have knurling but not for that price point. Or even kabuki’s. I think the ELITE FTS is the best choice for most people.

[@BasementBrandon]

Right on!

[@tstats1129]

I really want to know how this compares to the Elite FTS bar, I haven't pulled the trigger just yet because I had a lot of hope for the Rep bar, but I don't love that there is only one grip option at a deficit and it seems wider than where I would want it.

[@bmstylee]

@@tstats1129 I'm guessing not even close as far as form. The Rogue is definitely nicer than the Elite FTS bar which is welded schedule 80 pipe and square tubing with some powdercoat. But from a function standpoint I don't see much difference. I like my Elite bar and you can find it on sale from time to time or free shipping. And as much as I love my Rogue gear this is a no-go just on price.

[@tstats1129]

@@bmstylee random question do you know if the Elite FTS bar is actually made in America? I just noticed their site doesn't explicitly say it on the product page.

[@oleboy8867]

Can't wait till Titan makes their version.

[@BasementBrandon]

lol

[@GorillaStrengthEquipment]

They had that bar at the Arnolds. My main cocern with it is how the load sleave are attached to the main frame. Personally, I would have thought a Morse Taper in conjunction with the bolt would have been a much better system. (Not patentable since it is a long existing and prove system) Without the tamper I am apprehensive about long term heavy use and the retaining nut loosening. Should the retaining nut loosen and the bar continue to be used, I wonder what the result would be.

[@fencingrocks3]

Are you referring to Morse Taper? That's designed for 2 moving parts like on machine tooling. Why would that be more beneficial than Rogue's design here? The parts aren't moving around relative to each other, and need to resist against more impact forces than rotational forces I would think. I'm not an engineer though.

[@GorillaStrengthEquipment]

@@fencingrocks3 corrected Yes, anytime you want something self-centered and frigid a taper is a good option. Morse Tapers have been used in the tailstock of lathes for years as fixed tool holders. They get exposed to encredible forces. The mechanical properties of them and longevity is well know. They are used in many applications but best know in machining and heavy equipment. It is a well proven technology that is used when failure is not an option.

[@BasementBrandon]

We will see!!

[@Tlevy2]

By far the best part of this video is the Celtics pullover :). In all seriousness thanks for another solid review.

[@BasementBrandon]

Can't believe they blew it last night!

[@andrewstearns9276]

I always appreciate your honest reviews and you always call out when something isn’t worth the price, especially with Rogue stuff. While Rogue’s equipment is really good, I believe companies like Rep and Fray produce similar quality without that “Rogue price tag”

[@BasementBrandon]

Thanks man! I spend a lot of money b/c I like to buy gym shit, but most of it is overpriced/unneeded lol.

[@brandonhoover2120]

Oh man. You’re killing me waiting on the transformer bar 😭

[@BasementBrandon]

I used it this day!

[@dontgetsalt2045]

Definitely a comparison to the kabuki would be great. I have the kabuki just wondering if it’s worth the upgrade?

[@BasementBrandon]

Initial thoughts, no.

[@FitnessNews24]

Oooo here we go !

[@BasementBrandon]

:)

[@mattm314]

Looking forward to CB4 reviews, couldn't care less about this bar. If I were going to upgrade my multi grip I'd just get the Elite FTS cambered bar

[@meisdetermined]

Same here. I decided that I could own the Elite FTS cambered bar and the Rep cambered bar and have pretty much all the angles I needed covered. The price for these knurled handles is at such a premium that it’s ridiculous and it doesn’t come with a quick system so that people could change distances quickly. In a commercial setting people aren’t gonna want to wait to switch out angles and width of grips so it loses it’s appeal for commercial settings. This can be made better, a LOT better, just hasn’t been engineered yet.

[@BasementBrandon]

Yeah this one is a bit of a stretch for sure!

[@mattm314]

@@BasementBrandon I just think this one looks bad. Even the Rep one looks better (though I have no interest in it due to the setup of the camber/handles).

[@austenlowitz8872]

Hey Brandon, long time fan. Just got mine today and was pressing with the straight handles at the 10in spacing and it felt extremely wobbly at lockout. Not sure if my nervous system just needs to acclimate to the stimulus or if it’s related to the design of the bar. Would love your thoughts

[@BasementBrandon]

Prob a bit of both. It's deeper than some other ones so balancing will be harder. Also at that distance, you're basically at the max offset from where the weights are.

[@BrimhallBarbellClub]

I want to see if you can press with this bar. Also, I’m curious about this camber versus Kabuki.

[@BasementBrandon]

Feels like a bigger camber.

[@mdjak3686]

Another very good review, Brandon. Wow, so “funny” you say after you hit yourself with the Kabuki. I have the Kabuki I use basically for incline bench only and am always afraid I’m going to hit myself in the face with a careless downstroke. Seems, though, which I haven’t done, as I have no patience either, a well placed piece of foam would protect you. That said, while it’s not sharp, if you hit yourself with the Rogue bar it’s going to also hurt.

[@BasementBrandon]

Def going to guillotine myself one of these days.

[@brettj9919]

I think doing a real-time adjustment of handle locations would be great to see in a later video. Other reviews have mentioned it’s a pain but I’m curious how big of a hassle it truly is.

[@BasementBrandon]

I didn't find it to be too annoying, so I can def do a video on this.

[@CharliewatII]

How is it for Rows? I don’t like Rowing with the Kadi Bar, I feel like I’m going to take my knee caps off.

[@BasementBrandon]

Lol, have not tried yet!

[@medaillemaverick]

Speaking of the sharp edges on the Kabuki…I’ll never forget going to failure after forgetting to set up my spotter arms…ouch once I got it down on to my femurs 🤣

[@BasementBrandon]

I'm just glad I'm not alone

[@dho11]

How about the non-cambered one? It's a bit cheaper but are there advantages to this one?

[@BasementBrandon]

The camber allows for greater ROM

[@keithhoneycutt2324]

How much does each pair of handles weigh? I assume the bar weights 45 lbs of 55lbs with 1 pair of handles? So adding 1 or 2 additional handles will add how much weight ?

[@BasementBrandon]

I'm not sure, don't believe it's listed.

[@robertfrank8293]

I have the ELITE FTS American cambered bar. The only think I kinda don’t like is that it’s not knurled. But I don’t 900 dollars not like it. I would like to know what you think about that one vs kabuki vs rogue. I think for the majority of people the ELITE would probably be the best option. But like your take.

[@coastercrush3635]

You feel like you are going to lose your grip and pressing movements

[@BasementBrandon]

So the Kabuki is not knurled either, but the finish they use is pretty grippy!

[@pob1845]

Yes this is really expensive...but still got it just like you...SS and long sleeves...I will order the additional handles soon...id like you to review handles placement and various exercices you will use it for. I also have a kabuki that I am trying to sell!

[@BasementBrandon]

Haha I haven't listed mine... yet!

[@mircos0ftword315]

I'm sure you can apply pull pin type on the handles

[@BasementBrandon]

Potentially!

[@ronpopeh3924]

I have the kadillak bar, but I feel it has caused more wrist pain than a straight barbell. One reason I thought was that the sleeves don’t spin on the k bar, cause more joint strain. I also have longer arms, which made me wonder if the fixed positions on the k bar were a down side. Have you noticed more comfort on the mg-4? Do any of the above details come into play on your experience with the bar differences?

[@BasementBrandon]

I haven't had that issue with the kaddy, it could be the position of your wrists compared to elbows?

[@ronpopeh3924]

@@BasementBrandon you know what man, as silly as it may sound: I hadn’t thought of that. I have a habit of flaring my elbows out. It would make sense that my wrists would bear the brunt in this setup. I’ll try tucking them. Thanks Brandon. You’ve got a new sub 😊

[@BasementBrandon]

@@ronpopeh3924 Good luck!

[@ronroyce6]

Is it good for ohp? As opposed to a normal Swiss bar or any other cambered Swiss bar

[@BasementBrandon]

I'm not sure, I haven't used it for that yet!

[@JP-fk6pm]

Bar looks sick, can’t wait for the full review with all handles installed. What did you list the Kabuki bar at? Curious as I’ve been looking for a used one on the marketplace for a while & usually very rare to find / pricing jumps from seller to seller.

[@pob1845]

If you happen to be in Montreal Quebec...I have a Kabuki for sale

[@JP-fk6pm]

@@pob1845 I’m not unfortunately, but what’d you list it at in USD / why are you selling it?

[@pob1845]

@@JP-fk6pm approx 540 usd...Got the kabuki first then got the rogue mg-4C because I wanted the stainless steel handles and sleeves

[@JP-fk6pm]

@@pob1845 Awesome thank you. I’ve never had a cambered bar, so Kabuki is on the bucket list, but this Rogue looks like a step up

[@BasementBrandon]

I haven't posted yet, not sure I am yet, but if I do, will prob list for like $400.

[@TheFarrOutpost]

It’ll sell because it’s Rogue, but it’s five years late to the party for me and I really like the kaddy. 💪🏼💪🏼

[@BasementBrandon]

Yeah I don’t see a big reason for people to upgrade but if new to the market I think it has some compelling things to offer.

[@HoerigStrength]

Confused on the different angles. So you’re saying one pair can do straight, 16 and 20?

[@BasementBrandon]

No their are 3 offerings, so I've bought one of each, sorry about that.

[@reginaldchesterfield8110]

Sorry to hear about the mishap with kabuki, this bar is sweeeetttt!!!!!! This should hurt less if i hit myself on the head with it (since the surface area is wider) haha Thanks for the review. For the more in depth review, can you talk about how stable it is or does it flip over when youre done using it? Also, their signature powdercoat always wears off, so i think its best to go stainless or chrome, if youre someone who cares about detail.

[@fencingrocks3]

You can see in the video when he uses it that it flips over before and after the set.

[@BasementBrandon]

All the cambered ones I have used to this point flip :(

[@dirtdog5045]

How does it fit the rack, how quality is the stainless, how passive is the knurling, and is the grip too skinny compared to other multiple grip bars ?

[@BasementBrandon]

I think I cover 3 of the 4 things in the video!

[@dirtdog5045]

@@BasementBrandon I'm gonna need time stamps, because I'm not hearing it, even after rewatching.

[@BasementBrandon]

@@dirtdog5045 1:14 I show the knurl detail, think Ohio bar level. 2:51 shown in a 47" wide rack. 2:58 shown in a 49" rack. Wasn't mentioned but the handles are 28.5mm, so pretty standard.

[@dirtdog5045]

@@BasementBrandon Right on 😆

[@ketoketoketo]

Mr. Basement and Coop are my fav

[@BasementBrandon]

Coop is goat.

[@1rwlemke]

I think the angle I would like to see explored the most is the cost, and who this bar is really for given the price, and the other options out there. Other than how nice the stainless and the knurling is, I don't see this giving me any more utility than my American Cambered Bar from Elite FTS ($315). I get that there are differences like the knurling, the weight, the modularity, etc. But at $1000 (as seen) this bar would basically be a finishing exercise on my upper body day. Maybe if I were in my 60's and this were more of my go-to benching bar, it would more justify the expense because you could really dial in the fit, and your body might need that extra bit of forgiveness that a custom fit would provide.

[@BasementBrandon]

I think it's catered towards people who want the modularity and options. Rogue sells a few other multigrip bars that are much cheaper.

[@HeatonZ.]

Hey Brandon, for your next review I'd like to know how the balance feels compared to the kadillac. Also, how does it perform for rows and overhead press. Thanks!!

[@BasementBrandon]

Some quick feedback, this one is harder to balance. I think b/c it's deeper by almost 3" you really have to make sure your grip is centered! This can also make OHP more difficult as there's more frame closer to your face.

[@HeatonZ.]

@@BasementBrandon Sweet, thanks for the feedback! Quick follow-up. Would you say the added instability is a deal breaker?

[@BasementBrandon]

@@HeatonZ. I don't think so. you can tell yourself it's working your stabilizers more :)

[@HeatonZ.]

@@BasementBrandon haha I like it! Thanks for the feedback!!

[@jchar4224]

Interetsted in how it feels camber/grip-wise vs Kabuki during different uses.

[@BasementBrandon]

Will try to get that feedback

[@javiersgym]

Glad I didn’t pull the trigger on the rep cambered bar. Think I’ll be getting one

[@BasementBrandon]

It's def nice, but prob not worth all the upgrades!

[@javiersgym]

@@BasementBrandon oh yeah! I should have clarified. Not trying to refinance my house to get this exact one haha. Looking forward to the full review. 👍🏽

[@julioandresarriagarangel7183]

Thanks for the review. I wouldn't have sold the Kabuki bar, though. The Rogue bar looks too expensive for what it is.

[@BasementBrandon]

I haven't yet. But it doesn't make sense to keep 2 and the Rogue is nicer.

[@briansmith8507]

I love Rogue stuff as much as most home gym people, but they are really starting to price themselves way outside the means of most home-gym type people. Their newest products are all firmly in to collegiate (aka Sorinex) level pricing, sometimes with the associated build quality but unfortunately sometimes not. I could definitely see in a few years Rep/Titan being the solid “home gym” brands and Rogue being in this weird “too expensive home gym but not quite commercial” level.

[@fencingrocks3]

I think they're just expanding their market, while keeping products for basic home gym users as well. That way they can tap into the collegiate and commercial market in addition to home gyms.

[@BasementBrandon]

I think it depends still, some items are still really well priced, but they are getting into some more specialty type stuff as that seems to be a very desirable market to be in right now.

[@mariusjohansen702]

Well this one at least looks like it would fit my ER rack. Insane price tho. But I assume the kabuki will cost me more to ship here when this gets to the european rogue store.

[@BasementBrandon]

Could get the base version for less than the kabuki.

[@mariusjohansen702]

@@BasementBrandon yeah. So we'll see. Id probably get additional handles tho, if i have to adjust/use lots of time setting up im not gonna use it.

[@avinashtyagi2]

Is there any reason to buy this over the Rep Swiss bar?

[@BasementBrandon]

If you want adjustable handles or nicer finishes.

[@avinashtyagi2]

@@BasementBrandon So...not really then. Thanks BB

[@GlucksGym]

I hate that I ordered before you and mine hasn't even shipped yet

[@BasementBrandon]

I can tell lol

[@kenkenly3785]

Will it fit in a Rep Rack I've heard it won't.

[@BasementBrandon]

I show it in a 47" rack in the video (same spec as REP)

[@AnonymousGameWarden]

We want to see you using the whole sleeve length with 45lb plates.

[@BasementBrandon]

Working on it ;)

[@babygiantbarbell1014]

Football bar is not something I am personally willing to spend $900 on, but it does look beautiful and will admire it accordingly 😂😂😂

[@BasementBrandon]

I don't think I was allowed to either, but don't ask, don't tell

[@babygiantbarbell1014]

@@BasementBrandon you are a role model for us all 😅

[@TheSkinnay1]

$1000 is insane. I wanted the SS version with a few different handles myself, now I’m second guessing myself?

[@BasementBrandon]

Well the base model is half the price, and will still be nice IMO

[@rob.ny-la]

Any thoughts on ROGUE’s mobility gear? Breaking through plateaus, increasing tendon strength, achieving a bigger bench, squat, and dead lift?

[@BasementBrandon]

TBH I haven't had much luck with mobility oriented items.

[@scooobyj8714]

That is a nice bar but for $900 my wife would make me sleep in the garage with it. Haha

[@BasementBrandon]

Luckily the basement is quite well equipped for overnight stays.

[@ronski99]

short sleeves ftw!

[@BasementBrandon]

I'm a big boy Mr White.

[@reginaldchesterfield8110]

Looks like some weld splatter at @3:44 , weld splatter has been annoying since we are paying a premium.

[@BasementBrandon]

Yep def some there.

[@scodyt3996]

It rotated just like the Kabuki….I just self rotated my cambered bars after I get done.

[@BasementBrandon]

Nice

[@Nick-1828]

I’d like to see the fit in a 47 inch rack. Price wise tho I could never convince my wife to let me buy this nor do I think I could ever convince myself to hit the order button 😂

[@BasementBrandon]

So in the video I show it in a 47" rack. I also posted a picture of it a bit further back on IG.

[@marvellstarks2434]

You probably the only person in America with this bar right now.

[@BasementBrandon]

I know a few who got it before me

[@JustMarioBros]

No way you spent $900 on that lol. For science, I guess. The $400 price range is already at the limit I'm willing to spend on something like this. If you had to choose only one, would you rather get this bar or the Duffalo bar? I know they're different and all that but again, if you were budgeting which one would you go with?

[@BasementBrandon]

so let's say I didn't have all the bars I have. I think I would likely go with the duffalo/buffalo as I tend to do a lot of squatting movements and it's a good variation which can also be used for pressing.

[@JustMarioBros]

@@BasementBrandon that's what I was thinking too. The Duffalo bar gives me a wider variety but I really do want this rogue bar either way.

[@richards6431]

I don’t see how this is an improvement over the Kadillac bar except for the possibility of moving the handles.

[@Xplora213]

And lightening your wallet.

[@BasementBrandon]

I like the frame and finish much better.

[@richards6431]

@@BasementBrandon yeah the bar looks nice, but are the handle angles more comfortable? If paying a premium over an already premium bar it better be better at its main function of helping to promote a pain and injury free bench press.

[@stewartvaldez4154]

Tell your wife LOL, great advice however it doesn’t always avoid the possibility of a couple nights in the dog house.

[@BasementBrandon]

That's why I put a bathroom and shower in the basement!

[@HighSpinSwingSpeed]

Star of this show is the Celtics pull over with pickets and no hood. Never seen that before!

[@BasementBrandon]

Haha I have a few now, comfortable, yet functional.

[@HighSpinSwingSpeed]

@@BasementBrandon Kinda like cargo shorts and Crocs 😀

[@tylerehrig6722]

CB4 review v duffalo

[@BasementBrandon]

Still waiting on it to ship!

[@awmlawoffice]

I really like the reviews and first impression videos, but the price for even the basic version is ridiculous. I don't know why, but when companies do things like this it sours me on all of their products. I literally just removed a Rogue 45lb Ohio power bar from my cart.

[@BasementBrandon]

I think this one is more of an outlier as even in context of the market for these bars it's way more money.

[@OfficialMarkZuckerberg]

You sold your kaddilac because you bumped your head?

[@BasementBrandon]

No

[@ront2457]

Not in my price point...but a nice bar

[@BasementBrandon]

Fair enough!

[@turkishdelight6032]

For this kind of money I’d rather follow through on a Transformer Bar and Rep’s multigrip, which I did. Multiple ways to work the entire body 🤷‍♂️

[@Xplora213]

He already has the transformer 😉

[@turkishdelight6032]

@@Xplora213 I know, I’m talking about me

[@Xplora213]

@@turkishdelight6032 funny way to express it. Either way… it looks like a solution looking for a problem. Very expensive.

[@BasementBrandon]

Right on!

[@turkishdelight6032]

@@Xplora213 How so?

[@gcseve]

I’ve never gotten any carry over from a multi grip bar to my comp bench. Better variations out there. I’ll pass.

[@BasementBrandon]

Fair enough!

[@NoFate247]

$900, just hurts the ears to HEAR IT!

[@BasementBrandon]

I try not to remind myself.

[@larrysutton2001]

$900 or even $500 is enough that makes me not even begin to care about what you might be able to add in another review video because I’m never going to buy it. Even for made in the USA Rogue fanboy tax is getting pretty steep and makes it damn hard to sit down

[@BasementBrandon]

I think the base model is more realistic if someone is considering the Kabuki. Rogue does have their standard welded multigrips for less ($300~)

[@larrysutton2001]

@@BasementBrandon if I get one I’ll most likely do elite FTS since they created the concept as far as I know.

[@The_Anders]

first?

[@BasementBrandon]

My man

[@rodolfomedini9931]

Wow $900 is a lot

[@BasementBrandon]

yeeeep!!

[@dkmchui]

Good that I can't afford any Rogue product so I am not tempted.

[@BasementBrandon]

Haha right on!

[@herman6455]

Dope bar but really don’t need it 😂

[@BasementBrandon]

Me either :(

[@bulaclacj]

Thumbs down for the Celtics

[@briand5047]

I'm not a Celtics fan, but I was happy the Celtics pushed Kyrie off the edge of the flat earth.

[@BasementBrandon]

Larry Legend!

[@mariogreco6843]

This piece of equipment is nothing new in 1980 for an Iron Man magazine and items such as this was advertised

[@BasementBrandon]

I don't think they're claiming new, but more just offering a higher end modular option, could be wrong though!

[@LosFerrer]

$1000 no way… no sense. My opinion.

[@BasementBrandon]

What about $425?

[@keysersoze5920]

No.

[@BasementBrandon]

lol

[@apeekintime]

This bar is grossly overpriced even. The titan knockoff will probably do pretty well when they roll one out. The welds won’t be much worse than that Jank

[@BasementBrandon]

It’s not overpriced, it just offers expensive components.

[@apeekintime]

Big surprise - Brandon bought the newest version of an accessory bar…. We all knew he would because he’s an equipment junky and “bumped my head” is as convent an excuse as any other.

[@BasementBrandon]

U ok?

[@zeljko4189]

Wow it's useless

[@BasementBrandon]

You think?