Crown Pull-up Bar

Name: Crown Pull-up Bar
Brand: Rogue Fitness
Rating: 4.17 (4 reviews)

The Rogue Crown Pull-up Bar is a face-mount multi-grip attachment that bolts onto any Infinity or Monster Lite crossmember with holes, turning a single crossmember into a pull-up station with wide and narrow grips plus pronated, supinated, and neutral hand positions – no swapping bars between exercises. The outer neutral grips step up to 2” fat-grip tubing (the rest of the bar is standard 1.25”), and two pairs of welded 3” and 4” spheres add dedicated grip-strength training. It ships as a 0.375” thick laser-cut steel mounting plate, 47” wide at the bar and 38” at the plate, extending 17” out from the crossmember, with mounting hardware sized for either Infinity (3.5” bolts) or Monster Lite (4.5” bolts) depth. It’s a bodyweight/grip tool rather than a machine substitute – reviewers note it’s not suited to kipping, explosive, or muscle-up-style pull-ups, and it requires a crossmember drilled with mounting holes. Rogue also sells a Monster Crown Pull-up Bar with the same grip layout for full 3x3” Monster uprights, at a higher price point.

Width	47" (pull-up bar), 38" (mounting plate)
Finish	Black powder coat
Height	7.5"
Weight	40 lb
Made in	USA
Spheres	3" and 4" welded pull-up spheres (0.118" wall thickness)
Hardware	5/8" hex bolts/washers/nuts included -- 3.5" long for Infinity, 4.5" long for Monster Lite
Manufacturer	Rogue Fitness
Compatibility	Infinity or Monster Lite 43" or 70" crossmember with holes
Grip diameter	1.25" standard grip (1" schedule 40 tubing), 2" fat grip (1.5" schedule 40 tubing)
Mounting plate	0.375" thick laser-cut steel, holes 2" on center
Outward extension	17" from mounting plate

What is a Rack Attachment?

What rack attachments are

Rack attachments bolt or pin onto a power rack or squat stand to expand what it can do — J-cups and safety arms/straps (the essentials), plus dip bars, a landmine, a lat pulldown, weight-plate storage, roller J-cups, and more. They turn a rack into a whole gym.

Compatibility comes first

An attachment must match your rack’s upright size (2x2, 2x3, or 3x3) and hole pattern/hardware (e.g. 5/8-in vs 1-in holes, Westside spacing). Attachments are usually series-specific — a Monster Lite J-cup won’t fit an Echo upright — so confirm the fit before buying.

How it compares

	Crown Pull-up Bar	Adjustable Pull-up Bar Rack Attachment	Aperture Engineering J-Cup Protection	Rogue Post Landmine
GymRadar rating	4.17/5	4.17/5	4.18/5	4.19/5
Price	$270.00	$58.96		$95.00
Width	47" (pull-up bar), 38" (mounting plate)
Finish	Black powder coat			Black
Height	7.5"
Weight	40 lb			9 lb
Made in	USA			USA
Spheres	3" and 4" welded pull-up spheres (0.118" wall thickness)
Hardware	5/8" hex bolts/washers/nuts included -- 3.5" long for Infinity, 4.5" long for Monster Lite
Manufacturer	Rogue Fitness	Bells of Steel		Rogue Fitness
Compatibility	Infinity or Monster Lite 43" or 70" crossmember with holes			Standard Olympic barbell; anchors with a pair of stacked bumper or 45 lb iron plates; also mounts to a Rogue Dog Sled or Rogue Butcher V2 upright
Grip diameter	1.25" standard grip (1" schedule 40 tubing), 2" fat grip (1.5" schedule 40 tubing)
Mounting plate	0.375" thick laser-cut steel, holes 2" on center
Outward extension	17" from mounting plate

4.2/5 · 4 GymRadar reviews

Reviews by source

Expert	4.17/5	4 reviews
Youtube	4.0/5	1 reviews

The Rogue Crown Pull-up Bar packs wide, narrow, pronated, supinated, and neutral grip positions – plus dedicated 3” and 4” grip-strength spheres – onto a single crossmember, making versatility and functionality the standout dimensions: reviewers call the design essentially unmatched for cramming this much grip variety into one face-mount station, and it’s a genuine tool for grapplers, climbers, and anyone chasing grip strength, not just pull-up volume. Build quality checks out too, with a thick laser-cut steel mounting plate and welded (not bolted) spheres. The weakest dimension is durability: independent coverage is thin – a small GymRadar sample and one YouTube reviewer who compares it to a cheaper alternative without owning this exact SKU – so there’s little long-term wear data beyond the manufacturer’s own claims. At $270 it’s a fair value for the grip variety on offer, though buyers who don’t need the 2” fat grips can get nearly identical functionality for less from third-party alternatives, and it’s not a fit for kipping or explosive pull-up work.

+Versatility: combines wide/narrow grips and pronated/supinated/neutral hand positions on one crossmember, with no need to swap bars between exercises (manufacturer)
+Functionality: dedicated 3" and 4" welded pull-up spheres add real grip-strength training beyond standard bar work -- useful for grapplers, climbers, and grip-focused athletes (YouTube: Team Fork)
+Build quality: 0.375" thick laser-cut steel mounting plate with precision welds, and the grip spheres are welded on rather than bolted (manufacturer)
+Functionality: the 2" fat-grip outer bars are the clear differentiator versus cheaper multi-grip alternatives that only offer standard 1.25" grips (YouTube: Team Fork)

−Durability: independent long-term coverage is thin -- a small 4-review GymRadar sample and one comparison video from a reviewer who doesn't own this exact SKU, no in-depth editorial teardown found (GymRadar; YouTube: Team Fork)
−Functionality: not suited to kipping, explosive, or muscle-up-style pull-ups -- it's a static multi-grip station, not a dynamic training bar (web research aggregate)
−Value: buyers who don't specifically need the 2" fat grips can get nearly identical grip variety for less from third-party alternatives like the Xtreme Monkey Cannonball attachment (YouTube: Team Fork)
−Functionality: requires a crossmember pre-drilled with mounting holes (Infinity or Monster Lite) -- a smooth crossmember needs replacing first (manufacturer)

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