Velocidor

The Velocidor is Rogue’s premium adjustable dip attachment, built as the next evolution of its earlier Matador dip handle. Where the Matador is fixed, the Velocidor’s handles are fully removable and reconfigurable – three width settings (13.5”, 17.25”, 21”) combined with four angle positions (straight, standard 14°, angled up 7°, angled down 7°) create 12 distinct dip configurations, letting lifters shift the emphasis between chest and triceps or dial in a comfortable grip width. It mounts to any 3” x 3” Rogue Monster (1” detent pin) or Monster Lite (5/8” detent pin) rack via a single hitch pin, and folds down into a vertical storage position, protected by a plastic lining, when not in use. Construction is 3” x 3” 7-gauge steel with a 1/4” thick welded mounting frame, UHMW channels, and a stainless steel backplate that keeps the rotating handle mechanism from scratching the powdercoat finish; handles are available in knurled or smooth finishes. Total weight is 44.5 lb (31.5 lb frame, roughly 6.5 lb per handle), and it ships with a 12” Mini Strip and mounting hardware. Made in the USA.

Independent coverage is consistently strong: Garage Gym Reviews (4.35/5) and GymNirvana (4.4/5) both recommend it for lifters who train dips seriously and already own a compatible rack, praising its rigidity and fit-and-finish over lighter rivals like the Mutant Metals Ultimate Dip Attachment. A detailed r/homegym owner review echoes that verdict, citing a lack of flex under load and functional (not gimmicky) angle adjustment as the deciding factors over the UDA. The most common critique across sources is its weight and rack-specific mounting – at 44.5 lb it’s awkward to handle solo, and it only fits 3” x 3” Rogue Monster/Monster Lite tubing, so it’s not an option for other rack brands.