Dual Mounted Weight Horns

The dual-mounted weight horns were a great addition to the belt squat apparatus.

This is perfect if you hate doing squats with weights on your shoulders/ back. I feel more confident doing deep squats with this setup. Wish I had this years ago! I had to modify my Marcy Smith Machine but it was just simply drilling two holes!

It took me 54 years to learn about a lever belt squat, and I sure am glad I finally did. With a caveat, I enjoy squats again - no more pressure on my back. Here’s the caveat — I also recommend getting the Bulletproof Fitness Cloud 9 belt for use with the Mammoth. The Cloud 9 belt eliminated all tension in any part of my back while using the Mammoth. The Mammoth is easy to attach and detach from my rack, and takes up minimal space to store between leg workouts. As reflected in the included pictures, I’m ready to put on the double weight horn that has been patiently waiting on the sidelines of my garage.

Got the gooseneck swan with the belt squat and stores conveniently on my back post. Hip squat is a lifesaver on my back. Definitely recommend.

Fringe Sport, where have you been all my life? I have the Mammoth belt squat attachment and the Ao squat platform, and both are excellent, well-engineered and manufactured pieces of exercise equipment. Not only do they perform flawlessly, but I found that they were both packaged excellently. Both arrived in secure packaging, with the components well-protected. I have to say that it was a pleasant surprise to open the packages to find perfect, yes, perfect merchandise! No loose parts, no dings and dents, as I've often encountered with big-name fitness equipment companies. I am impressed! If Fringe had been around and I had known about them pre-covid, my home gym would no doubt be full of their equipment. I also greatly appreciate Tim's assembly videos, which he strategically sent upon the arrival of my equipment. Very helpful! Fringe Sport Team, you have a bright future ahead of you, keep up the great work!

Seems fine. Only loading to 500# seems decent. I plan on replacing the chain for the belt with a large carabiner, like all the videos demo. That small chain is a pain to hook to the eyelet I’m not sure why they just don’t include one. Works fine. See how it holds up after some use

I compared this to my old belt squat and could feel the difference in “feel” weight. Big plus is the kick stand. Thank you for this.

I love it. I attached it to a 2.3" up-right which isn't officially supported, but was easy to make it fit by adding a few washers around the spacer that goes right before the upright hinge - I am using it in the 2x2 configuration with the extra washers to fit the 2.3". The only issue I had was with the "feet" that came with it... but then I realized that you didn't really need them if using the kickstand. The problem with the feet was that the bolt would just spin inside of the rubber and you couldn't get the lock-nut on. One other minor issue is that you'll probably want to put some extra spacers as the 1st plate, or use some smaller change plates. If you use a large plate on the bottom, then it'll be too close to the kickstand lever and may interfere, so having another inch or so of space there is helpful.

I love my new Mammoth Belt Squat! I was in a car crash 20 years ago and since then any spinal compression exercises (like traditional squats) are a no-go for me. I got the Revolt Belt Squat, it was okay, but it was clunky. The Mammoth Belt Squat is amazing. I like the length of the lever, the included belt and the kickstand makes the starting position great. I also like the versatility--I currently have a 2x2 rack but I've ordered the DANE and can't wait to use my Mammoth Belt Squat with that.

Amazing product! Built to last and worth the price. If you love squats and training legs you’ll love the mammoth belt squat. Deep squats without the spinal fatigue is a game changer. Highly recommend the product and the kickstand is an amazing addition. I keep mine attached to one of the rear post. Solid rack attachment

I LOVE the Mammoth Belt Squat.

It allowed me to keep squatting while I recovered from an injury this winter. Now I use it as the first part of every leg day.

It’s easier to set up than a barbell: 1 post, 1 plate. And it’s easier to get started with than a barbell: It just feels better for those initial reps. Once the Mammoth Belt squat has me warmed up, I’m ready to go heavy on the bar.

But wait - there’s so much more! It’s quieter than my barbell - I can start squatting in the morning while everyone else is asleep.

And it’s so versatile! Add a few pulleys and ropes and the Mammoth belt squat lever arm becomes a lat pull-down, a tricep extension, a cable fly. When I had tennis elbow, attaching a rope to the Mammoth Belt Squat allowed me to do curls again without pain, because, unlike a dumbbell, I can keep the rope close to my body and rotate my hands in a natural fashion.

I like it so much, I bought a second one so I can use it twice in every circuit. Thank you, Fringe Sport and Kaizen DIY!

Love the belt squat. It’s twice as long as most others, So: the weight is near 1:1 ratio , vs 50-60% on many; and, since it’s a long ark, the motion is much more natural, because you’re not pulled forward, stressing your knees.

The wall mount gets it off my crowded rack and the kickstand makes it far easier/ safer to get into position. The included belt is nice with multiple attachment point, but not quite to Spud belt levels of padding

The Mammoth Belt Squat had become one of our favorite pieces of equipment to use.
From my athletes, patients, family and myself included, it’s creating a true love/hate relationship. But in the end, we all love it.
To the FRINGE Family from the Cadiz Clan,
God Bless Always….💪❤️🙏

https://youtu.be/zSVlllDBq1g

This is an update to my purchase, I’m just dropping the video link here for the kickstand install since it doesn’t come with any instructions or an individual parts breakdown. Just hardware in a bag and you gotta figure it out yourself!!

Would love a piece by piece breakdown and an assembly sheet included instead of scouring the internet for any information on how to properly install.

Tip: install under the rubber stopper at the very end of the belt squat and move your weight horn to the sixth hole instead of the fifth hole (my savage bumper plates rub on the kickstand handle when it’s on the fifth hole. I ended up adding a higher spacer to the horn to get it out of the way and had no issues from there.

Overall 10/10 product but I have to give it a 1/10 for assembly process. Include a paper instruction set or a digital pdf on this page so we can assemble it easier. Thanks for the great products!

First and foremost: the assembly is not as forward as you’d think. The instructions are quite poor to be honest.

Included in my box was a parts list and an individual all parts breakdown which is nice, with numbers corresponding to each piece of hardware received. The only issue is that there was not another sheet saying which piece of hardware is what with pictures or a part number indicator. There are multiple sizes of bolts, washers, and nuts just thrown into a bag and you gotta figure it out yourself. There’s no step by step guide included either. The only videos I found online assembling this don’t explain what they’re doing or why and in the short video promoted by fringe, the guy doesn’t even assemble it correctly. He forgot the big washer that’s supposed to go under the horn. (You can even see it in the background behind the guy, like… cmon man).

You guys need to make an in depth assembly guide on this thing and explanations to whether to have it longer or shorter, where to place for correct height on your rack, how the stack ups go for hardware and all the good stuff like that.

Other than the bad assembly experience, the mammoth is pretty goated. I had a disc replaced in my neck that prevents me from traditionally squatting like I used to and this gets my legs working without the strain. 9/10 recommend this product, would be a 10/10 if assembly was better.

Also, the kickstand is kinda essential, at least for me it is. I bought the mammoth without it thinking it wouldn’t be an issue. I was wrong. I’m too tall to be bending over and clipping myself in. Do yourself a favor and get the kickstand. I just bought it and regret not getting it in the first place.

I purchased this for my home gym and the ability to bring it to work with me use it on the rig there. It’s been an awesome rehab addition for back injuries or if my back is taxed from the week and I still wanna thrash my legs. Also serves many other functions for back, pulls, rows, deadlifts.

Great quality and works great, easy to pit together. I am looking forward to getting the kickstand. The finish and beefiness of the materials look like they will last!

Love using this to finish off leg day, a breeze to install on the rack, and has a minimal footprint which is what I was looking for since I have a tiny home gym. Also the fact that it includes the belt had me win over, highly recommend this to burn out or lift heavy without much strain on your back.

Wow game changer on my recovery. Squatting has been putting a lot of stress on my body, and this belt has really helped with lower back tightness and a quick recovery.

Your website concealed on the option that the wall mount wouldn't arrive until February but it showed that the kickstand option wouldnt arrive until February so the options need relabeled for a better experience. When I mention it to a customer service rep all they did was send a picture of my invoice. I can not give a review of the experiences using my item because I still cannot use it.