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Question: What weights/bar would you recommend buying for the rack that fits well? This is my first time purchase of weight equipment and just need advice.
Document: Helpful Advice/Info:- I recommend buying some other accessories with this unit, specifically some ab straps and a tricep rope.- If you have olympic weights, I recommend buying some olympic adapters to attach to this. Make sure you get adapters that are thick enough to be clamped to, some are not.- The unit ships in two boxes so it's not very difficult to move.- When fully constructed, this is 7 feet tall, but you will need a little more space for your head in a pull-up.- Leaving space for a 45 olympic plate on the lat pull attachment, expect the front foot of the unit to come 63 inches from the wall.Pros:- solid and sturdy construction- lat pull down bar makes many more exercises possible- acts as a weight rack too.- low priceCons:- One piece was damaged in shipping, it had a small ding in it.
I decided to use it anyways because I did not think it would be a problem, so far the unit has held 300 pounds of olympic weights plus my 160 pounds on the pull up bar, without making a sound. I decided it was not worth my time to complain about it.- requires olympic adapters (unless you don't have olympic weights)- pull up bar does not offer alternative hand positions, I recommend buying ab straps- Still don't know what the accessory bar is forI'm very happy with it so far and I would recommend it to anybody.
I have owned this rack for over a year and I am as pleased with it today as I was when I first got it.I would like to start by saying this is only half (maybe a third) of the investment you're going to have to make in order to start throwing weight around at home. After (or along) with this purchase, you're going to have to get a bar, a bench, and weights, with the latter probably being the most expensive of the three. But this rack is ideal for solo, at home work if you're unable to get a spotter.Assembly was relatively easy.
A really good one on Amazon is theChampion Cable Attachment Package Pack. You get a better quality straight bar, a triceps rope, and a v-bar. If you go heavier on the lat pulldown, I'd pick out a new lat pulldown bar too.6. You will need to purchase weights and a barbell to go with this power rack. I'd suggest shopping locally, because the cost of shipping a 300 lb Olympic Weight set usually drives the price up online.7. If you are planning on deadlifting off the floor, make sure you make yourself a solid platform to cushion the weight as it hits the ground.
I am extremely satisfy with the product and the customer service.PROS:Very sturdy.Well built.Good price. ( if you search it, you can get this item for $408 )Very good customer service( owner Jim Vanderbleek very professionally handle my problem and sent the replacement part extremely fast)Right size  fits perfectly in my garage )CONS:Nothing so farI feel just as safe with this rack as commercial gyms rack and would buy it again.I will recommend it for anybody who would like to have home gym.01/07/2013Some answers for the commonly asked questions:Does it come with weights?.
(that's one thing to look for is how much the bench will actually support. Most only went to 350, Dicks version didn't say and it hasn't broken yet so we will see). The rack has had 585 in it and dropped on the safety catch pins and the thing didnt even budge. I was really surprised. I know they had to put a maximum number on the weight capacity of the equipment, but it will definately hold over 600! I would like to think I'm a little stronger than the average "home gym rat" and believe me this rack has been put to the test time and time again since the day I bought it and it has withstood the punishment unbelievably well.
This has been one of the best pieces of equipment I have ever bought. It is very sturdy and has worked well for both me and my husband who is 6ft tall. It has everything I could have asked for in a rack and the lat pull/low row has been excellent. I have over 300 pounds of weights stored on the rack and it has caught a 300 pound loaded bar on the rails with no bends.The only things I would change about this rack is that you can not have 35 and 45 pound plates on the same side.
For assembly I would recommend both a socket and a lug wrench. I would also recommend completely assembling the rack first, then attach the Lat Pull. Also, the foam roller on the accessory bar is just that foam - have some duct tape available to cover and you would be set.I'm 205lbs and with a 50lb plate the pull up bar didn't budge either with a close grip or a wide grip. The rack itself easily handled 300lbs for either squat or bench (it's rated to 500lbs). Speaking of benches, with the Lat Pull attached, you can't move the bench all the way back to straddle the frame if need be.
Just got it and put it together. Directions a bit non-detailed (I put a couple of things on incorrectly the first time because of it). All parts were well packaged and the quality and finish was as expected. The chain for the low pull and the lat bar is okay quality. The power rack should and lat attachment should include Olympic size weight sleeves (that's the size bar the rack is designed to use). I think it's going to be great but felt these criticisms kept me from giving it a five star rating.
Great buy. Does exactly what I need and want it for. Instructions are a little confusing at first but as you get going it gets easier. Very study and made out of quality material. Definately Recommend it for all who are motivated enough to work out at home. Safe that extra monthly gym payment and let it accumulate. .. You will have paid for this great machine in no time.
Answer: yes