The Megalith Handles

Name: The Megalith Handles
Brand: Rorman Strength
Rating: 4.86 (7 reviews)

The Megalith Handles are Rorman Strength’s patent-pending, fully articulating cable handle – the company markets them as the first and only handle on the market that rotates a full 360 degrees. Each handle in the pair is a 7” freely rotating, aggressively knurled 32mm 304 stainless steel bar with a center knurl mark, mounted on a bearing assembly that lets the wrist track its own natural path through presses, rows, extensions, and lateral raises rather than being locked to a fixed grip angle. They ship with a standard 1” nut for rack attachment (a weight horn is sold separately) and are compatible with both 1” and 5/8” rack pin systems, working equally as a standalone cable-machine attachment or mounted on rack-based lever/trolley arms. An independent unboxing review found the articulation and knurl quality to be excellent, though it also noted rust staining in the bearing-well threading on arrival, attributed to moisture trapped during overseas shipping.

Model	The Megalith Handles
Knurling	Aggressive, with center knurl mark
Material	304 stainless steel
Articulation	360-degree free rotation on a bearing assembly
Manufacturer	Rorman Strength
Configuration	Sold in pairs
Handle length	7"
Finish options	Raw stainless steel or black powder coat
Handle diameter	32mm
Included hardware	Standard 1" nut for rack attachment (weight horn sold separately)
Rack compatibility	1" and 5/8" pin systems

What is a Cable Attachment?

What cable attachments are

Cable attachments are the handles and bars that clip to a cable machine, functional trainer, or lat/row station to change the exercise — lat bars, triceps ropes, single-D handles, row/close-grip handles, ankle straps, and more. A small set of them turns one cable stack into dozens of movements.

What to look for

A rotating swivel or ball-bearing joint keeps the cable from twisting and lets the handle track your arm; comfortable, durable grips (knurled metal, rubber, or coated nylon) survive heavy use; and a standard carabiner or snap fits most machines. Match the attachment to the exercises you actually train rather than buying a giant kit you won’t use.

How it compares

	The Megalith Handles	MAG Medium Grip Pronate	10mm Stacked Weight Pin	Carabiner
GymRadar rating	4.86/5	4.86/5	4.85/5	4.87/5
Price	$299.99	$64.95	$114.95	$9.00
Model	The Megalith Handles
Knurling	Aggressive, with center knurl mark
Material	304 stainless steel		100% USA steel
Articulation	360-degree free rotation on a bearing assembly
Manufacturer	Rorman Strength	MAG (Maximum Advantage Grip)	Bare Steel Equipment
Configuration	Sold in pairs
Handle length	7"
Finish options	Raw stainless steel or black powder coat		Bare steel (stock), Hard Chrome, Cerakote
Handle diameter	32mm
Included hardware	Standard 1" nut for rack attachment (weight horn sold separately)
Rack compatibility	1" and 5/8" pin systems

4.9/5 · 7 GymRadar reviews

Reviews by source

Expert	4.86/5	7 reviews
Retailer	5.0/5	4 reviews
Youtube	4.2/5	1 reviews

The Megalith Handles are a patent-pending, 360-degree articulating cable handle that Rorman Strength markets as the only fully swiveling handle on the market, and both GymRadar’s 4.86/5 (7 reviews) and an independent unboxing review back that up in practice. Their standout dimension is functionality: the free-spinning 32mm stainless steel handle lets wrists track a natural path through lateral raises, presses, and rows on lever or trolley arms, meaningfully cutting joint strain versus a fixed handle. The weakest dimension is build quality – while the aggressive, Ohio Power Bar-style knurl and bearing action feel premium, the one independent reviewer found rust staining in the bearing-well threading straight out of the box, a moisture-related QC flaw he attributed to overseas manufacturing. At roughly $275-300 a pair, value is mixed: worth it for a DIY home-gym enthusiast building out lever-arm or trolley-arm stations, but a steep ask for a casual lifter who could get by with a stock fixed handle.

+Functionality: fully articulating 360-degree swivel lets wrists find a natural line through lateral raises, presses, and rows, cutting joint strain versus a fixed handle (YouTube: Andy from The Underground; manufacturer product page)
+Build quality: 7" freely rotating 32mm 304 stainless steel handle with an aggressive center-knurl mark comparable to an Ohio Power Bar's knurl (manufacturer product page; YouTube: Andy from The Underground)
+Versatility: compatible with both 1" and 5/8" rack pin systems, and works equally as a standalone cable attachment or mounted on lever/trolley arms (manufacturer product page; YouTube: Andy from The Underground)
+Functionality: GymRadar's independent rating sits at 4.86/5 across 7 submitted reviews (GymRadar)

−Build quality: one independent reviewer found rust staining in the bearing-well threading right out of the box, attributed to moisture trapped during overseas shipping (YouTube: Andy from The Underground)
−Durability: no long-term ownership data yet -- the only independent coverage is an unboxing/first-use review, so how the bearing and finish hold up over time is unconfirmed (YouTube: Andy from The Underground)
−Value: at roughly $275-300 a pair, the reviewer called the price "a pretty steep price to swallow" for anyone outside the DIY lever-arm/trolley-arm crowd (YouTube: Andy from The Underground)
−Functionality: independent coverage is thin -- one hands-on review plus a manufacturer-affiliated gym tour, so claims beyond lateral raises and pressing are lightly tested (YouTube: Andy from The Underground; YouTube: Coach Clarp gym tour)

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