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Rogue SM-3 Smith Machine

Rogue SM-3 Smith Machine

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$885.00last seen Oct 28

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Our take on the Rogue SM-3 Smith Machine

The Rogue SM-3 is a freestanding Smith machine built from 3x3-inch 11-gauge steel uprights with a bolt-together base and triangle plates. It pairs a guided barbell with keyhole-pattern holes on 2-inch centers and an integrated pull-up bar, rated for 1000+ lb. At 111 inches tall it needs a garage or training facility with high ceilings, and its 50x54-inch footprint is compact for a Smith machine. It is Monster-compatible, so Rogue's Monster attachments fit.

Best forGarage gyms with 9-foot-plus ceilingsHome lifters who want guided squats and presses without a spotterCrossFit and strength athletes adding a Smith machine alongside free weights
Small training facilities and affiliates that need a compact, heavy-duty station
Pros
  • Oversized 3x3-inch 11-gauge steel uprights are stiffer than most home Smith machines
  • 1000+ lb capacity covers heavy squats and presses
  • Integrated pull-up bar saves buying a separate rig
  • Keyhole pattern on 2-inch centers gives fine bar-height adjustment
  • Monster-compatible attachments extend the station
  • Rubber feet protect floors and add stability
Cons
  • 111-inch height rules out most basements and standard 8-foot ceilings
  • No integrated cable system, so it is a Smith machine only
  • Bolt-together base with triangle plates takes time to assemble and is not easily moved
  • Guided bar path limits free-weight movement compared with a power rack
  • Smith machine alone does not replace a rack for bench safety or free barbell work

Rogue SM-3 Smith Machine price history

Lowest price we've seen: $885.00 on Oct 28. Tracked across 1 store since Oct 28.

What reviewers say

Owners of Rogue's SM series generally praise the build quality and stiffness of the 3x3 steel frame and the smooth guided bar. Common complaints center on the tall height, assembly time and the premium price versus imported Smith machines.

Pros
  • Rock-solid 3x3-inch frame with little flex under heavy loads
  • Smooth bar travel and easy height changes with the keyhole pattern
  • Pull-up bar and Monster attachment compatibility add value
Cons
  • Tall 111-inch height limits where it fits
  • Assembly of the bolt-together base takes hours
  • Costs more than most home Smith machines

Specifications

Supported Exercises
Squat
Total Weight Capacity
1000+ LB
Machine Type
Squat Stand
Subtype
Squat Stand
Configuration
Freestanding
Height Adjustment
Barbell height (Hole spacing is 2" on center)
Integrated Cable System
No
Multi Station
No
Adjustable
Yes (Hole spacing is 2" on center)
Integrated Pull-Up Bar
Yes
Height
111"
Footprint
50" x 54"
Safety Highlights
Rubber feet for added stability and floor protection
Stability Features
Rubber feet for added stability and floor protection
Required Space
50" x 54" (Foot Print)
Intended Use
Training facilities, Garage gym with ample ceiling height, Large affiliates
Typical Users
UNISEX, ADULT
Compatible Attachments
Monster compatible
Attachment Type
Keyhole Pattern
Overall Construction
Over-sized 3x3" 11 gauge steel uprights
Frame Finish
Satin Black Powder Coat Finish
Frame Type
Bolt-together base with triangle plates
Frame Material
Steel

Questions and answers

Is the Rogue SM-3 worth it over a cheaper Smith machine?
If you lift heavy and want a frame that will not flex, the 3x3-inch 11-gauge steel and 1000+ lb rating justify the premium. Budget Smith machines use thinner tubing and often wobble under loaded squats.
What ceiling height do I need for the SM-3?
The unit is 111 inches tall, so you need at least 9 feet 3 inches of clear ceiling, plus room to mount or use the pull-up bar. Most basements and standard 8-foot garages will not fit it.
Does the SM-3 include a cable system or lat pulldown?
No. It is a Smith machine with a guided barbell and pull-up bar only. For cable work you would add a separate functional trainer or lat tower.
What attachments fit the SM-3?
It uses Rogue's Monster keyhole pattern, so Monster-compatible attachments such as landmines, dip bars and storage hooks fit the uprights.
How much floor space does it take up?
The footprint is 50 by 54 inches, but leave clearance in front and behind for loading plates and for the bar path during squats and presses.
When is the SM-3 cheapest?
Rogue runs periodic sales and blemished or closeout listings, and shipping promotions vary. Watch price history around Black Friday and Rogue's seasonal sales rather than buying at full price.

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