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Question: How long is the actual catch?
Document: I gave this 4 stars as the ramp part of hook was a little long. This made it a little more difficult to pull bar off hooks. We used a plasma cutter to trim a bit off, perfect now. Good fit on older rack.
they fit my rack great the paint rubs off but who cares if you are buying them to look pretty you don't need to be lifting
these guys are built to last the life of the power rack it's mounted on. theyre solid. its no nice being able to change the position of the hooks to quickly and easily. now, i just keep my original bar catches at the same position for benching, and i use these j hooks for racking my squats on the inside and my presses on the outside of the rack. it really is nice having two sets of bar catches.
Works perfectly, and no worries about metal on metal contact, even with several hundred pounds loaded on the bar and placed in the hooks.
This is a great addition to my rack. The J hook &#34;hook-to-rack hole&#34; spacing is offset compared to the even &#34;hook-to rack hole&#34; spacing that the Powerline pieces have. This will allow for more adjustment for easier racking with the bench press where arm length and hook placement can be a bit of a pickle.
This fits my powerline power rack perfectly and is much better for bench pressing that the stops which came with the power rack.
These j hooks are just ok. They should have been powder coated, not painted with black paint. The paint rubs off on to the bar instantly. Otherwise they function as described.
These are extremely easy to change and the build quality is excellent.
The welds are primitive (the 'peg' is only welded on one side). The bends are noticeably uneven and there is warp on the 'flat' sides (the 4&#34; or so inch vertical rise which rests against the wall of the power-cage tubing). None of these appear to be compromising the function of the hooks (yet) but the end product is kind of sloppy. My biggest complaint is about the paint.
The black paint is gummy and 'cakes' into the knurling of my bar. I would have rather they shipped bare metal parts since they will soon be that way anyhow.In summary, I do not recommend this product. Depending on what rack you have, check out the econ j hooks sold by Rogue Fitness. They might be a little more expensive but are professionally fabricated and use much stronger materials. If you must purchase, lower your expectations.
Answer: no