PRx Profile CORE Folding Squat Rack vs. Rogue RML-3W Fold Back Wall Mount Rack
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Rogue RML-3W Fold Back Wall Mount Rack
Rogue Fitness
$605
If the car parks there every night, you'll fold this rack hundreds of times a year. PRx built for that; the Rogue works, but makes you pull pins every time.
Prices checked October 27, 2026. Profile CORE Folding Squat Rack in stock at PRx Performance as of October 27, 2026 (PRx says orders ship in 3 to 5 business days).
Why the coach picked it
- PRx says the CORE lets you reclaim your garage 'in seconds.' To fold the Rogue, you pull the pull-up bar's two pins and four hinge pins, which one reviewer says takes about a minute. Do that every night and you'll feel it.
- You're not trading strength for convenience. Both use 3x3-inch 11-gauge steel uprights, and PRx rates the CORE at 1,000 lb.
- The price is closer than it looks. The RML-3W is $605, but with the $185 stringers Rogue recommends, it's $790. The CORE is $799.99 with a pull-up bar.
- The CORE's brackets mount to 16- or 24-inch on-center studs. You only need a ledger board if your studs are uneven.
- PRx backs the CORE with a limited lifetime warranty, so you're not buying twice.
When the other one is the right call
Buy the Rogue if the car lives in the driveway and you fold once a month, or if you want Westside hole spacing or a 41.5-inch depth option.
Side by side
| Profile CORE Folding Squat Rack | Rogue RML-3W Fold Back Wall Mount Rack |
| Price | $799.99 | $605 ($790 with recommended $185 stringers) |
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| Uprights | 3x3 in. 11-gauge steel, 89 in. tall | 3x3 in. 11-gauge steel, 90.375 in. tall |
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| Distance from wall when folded | Not stated by PRx for this model | Less than 5 in. |
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| Width | 53 in. total; 48 in. outside uprights | 56.19 in. overall on wall; 49 in. outside uprights |
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| Hole spacing | 2 in. front, 4 in. side | Westside: 1 in. through bench/pull zone, 2 in. above and below |
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| Included | J-cups, pull-up bar, hardware; no safeties | J-cups, pull-up bar, mounting brackets, pins; no safeties |
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