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Question: Moving to an apartment for a bit, any suggestions on how I can store this without the original boxes?
Document: The holes are spaced a bit far apart, but I haven't found it to be an issue. For the money, I'm not convinced you could find a better NEW cage.
The bolt that goes through the hole frame of the Power Rack is 1&#34; and works best with the provided wing nut if you buy a large washer from your local hardware store. I highly recommend this rack as a centerpiece for a home gym.
I can easily see those pins getting lost pretty quickly.This cage also does not support any attachments for doing dips; which the competitors do.There is, however, one advantage (which I do not think Bodysolid meant to do, and once they catch wind of it they'll probably figure out a way to eliminate it.) The holes perfectly fit one-inch steel pipes; which are purchasable at most hardware store.
if you're a very tall person, it &#34;might&#34; be a problem but I wouldn't worry because you could just duck down when entering/exiting the rack. overall, this is a great buy for the price and something that's commercial rated for over 1000 lb. i've personally put a little over 300 lb on it, and it doesn't phase it one bit. i posted pictures, so feel free to check them out.
Being a freestanding piece of equipment, it does wiggle a bit but is very solid otherwise. It was relatively easy to put together for one person and would be even easier with two. I feel very safe benching heavy by myself, relying on the catch bars to save me from getting pinned. Others have commented that they wish there was a dip attachment. I found one that works great that I ordered through New York Barbells. They have a 2&#34; and a 3&#34; model.
Just bought this today: from jesup gym with cash discount, this was $406 after tax. I was 70mi away-- if you're having this shipped to the east coast, economies might change.But before you spend $600 on this, do try to call around for a wholesale supplier in your state. It might be worth the drive.This also fit in my 2001 toyota camry, by laying back the driver's seat and crossing it from lr to rf seats for the longest of the three boxes.
I'm also working on turning some of the unused holes on the cage into olympic weight holders; using a similar setup.In summary; its not bad, but for the price, I expected something much better.
I think this is a good piece of equipment for serious barbell training. The assembly wasn't too challenging. I did it myself in a couple hours, but you might want to have a buddy to help hold things in place (e.g., the upright beams).
It was easy to assemble and is very sturdy. I have this set up in my garage (2 car) and there is plenty of space even with my wife'S SUV parked in there. Outstanding product overall. Definitely recommended  for people who are actually strength training. (Squats, press, bench, dead lift, power clean).
I would buy it again in a heartbeat. Very heavy duty. There was in issue with the instructions, but I'm very mechanically oriented so it wasn't a big deal. Somewhere near the beginning of the instructions when you are attaching the bottom three pieces of the frame together, it tells you to use the wrong sized bolts, leaving you with three of the wrong sized bolts later on (too short).
Answer: yes