The 4.1 version of our perfect Power Rack to complement your home gym, at an affordable price that doesn’t compromise quality.
The rack includes one pair of triple padded j-cups, pin pipe safeties, bare steel pull-up bar and concrete anchors.
The 4.1 version of our perfect Power Rack to complement your home gym, at an affordable price that doesn’t compromise quality.
The rack includes one pair of triple padded j-cups, pin pipe safeties, bare steel pull-up bar and concrete anchors.
From: $439.99
The 4.1 version of our perfect Power Rack to complement your home gym, at an affordable price that doesn’t compromise quality.
The rack includes one pair of triple padded j-cups, pin pipe safeties, bare steel pull-up bar and concrete anchors.
Gauge | 2.3 x 2.3" 14 |
Steel Tubing | 60 x 60 mm 2.0mm |
Assembled Dimensions | 55L x 64W x 84.5H inches |
Total Weight | 142lbs / 64kg |
Lat attachment adds | 12" to L and 2 1/4 to H |
Cable Cross attachment adds | 26" to L and 40" to front W |
A power rack, also known as a power cage, or squat rack, allows you to efficiently and safely perform a number of barbell exercises. Our power racks have adjustable j-hooks that allow you to set the height of the bar, for example, setting them to a squat height or bench height, and safety catches that prevent the weight from going beyond a certain point. Some other benefits to using a power rack are:
If you train alone, it’s imperative that you do so safely. When exercising there should never be any hesitation in dumping a loaded bar. Your safety is the number one priority. The safety catches allow you to do this, saving your health, and preventing any serious damage to your floor.
Safety doesn’t just keep you from getting hurt; it creates the peace of mind that comes from that. That is, you can add that extra weight to the bar or attempt to push through one more rep because you don’t need to worry about getting pinned under the barbell.
Since you can adjust the safety bars to any height, power racks give you the ability to precisely train any part of your lift. For instance, if you want to work on the top part of your deadlift pull, you can set the pins to a specific height.
Bench, squat and chin ups are the main exercises you can do, and by adding the optional cable attachment you can do triceps press downs, lat pull downs, seated rows and more.