Fitness Reality Squat Rack Power Cage with J-Hooks, Landmine 360° Swivel, Weight Plate Storage Attachment and Power Band Pegs

I was in search of a rack for squats and bench pressing and found this on Amazon. The reviews were very positive and they were selling out quickly so I snagged one before it was sold out. The box was delivered within a few days (ahead of delivery date) and I was blue to easily carry it to my basement for installation. My daughter and I spend no more than 45 minutes assembling the rack which was quite easy and self explanatory. The directions are very clear and everything is well packaged in stages so you basically take your designated parts plus hardware and assemble everything in groups. The kit also included a wrench tool (plus Allen wrenches) for the nuts but I found it easier to use my own ratchet/wrenches. The pull-up bar has 2 height settings when assembling and its not adjustable unless you want to unscrew the top and reset its height (this is not an issue - set it once and be done with it). What I like about this is how solid the rack is and how stable everything is, even when doing pull-ups and squats with a good amount of weights. The bar stock is very think and adequately supports the weights making this very sturdy. The finish is also very good and I like the safety bars on the lower level in case you need to catch the weights. I can easily set the height brackets and move between squats and chest press. Overall I would highly recommend this and for the money. It’s got to be one of the best value for the money buys in gym equipment. I’m now canceling my gym membership due to Covid and have a great setup in my basement. Enjoy!

Did lots of online searching for a combination squat rack/bench press in this "scarcity" environment, to replace a very old and unsafe bench. Considered other options without a pullup bar due to our low basement ceiling height - just over 7 ft - but many were unavailable and reviews of those that were available were not so good. I had seen this rack previously but it was not available, then during a later search it became available again. Since it offered a 78 in height setup option I decided to order it. I'm totally thrilled with it - It is an awesome rack. It came well-packed, the instructions were clear, assembly hardware was well-organized, it was easy to set up and it is solid as a rock. My son the gym rat is excited to have a rack that will handle squats & rack pulls easily and happy he'll finally be able to get a quality work out at home. The pullup bar on the low setting leaves just enough clearance to use it even with the low ceiling. The components are well made, the footprint is reasonable and gives it the stability you should expect. It works well with a new Fitness Reality bench I had purchased a month before - also very well made and just coincidentally the same brand. The company knows what it is doing and is delivering great quality products at a reasonable price. All the positive reviews I read before I bought it are all well-deserved - so here's another one.

This rack fit the bill for me with the small footprint and the right height for my lower than normal ceiling garage. It was relatively easy to assemble and took about an hour or so including unboxing, assembly and clean up. It feels sturdy enough to do pull ups on without any weights on the pegs but I put my 45’s on there for added stability. I don’t think kipping motions would be recommended though as it’s a little low for that. Strict movements are fine and probably strict muscle ups would be fine but again it is a bit low. One of the plastic feet did break a bit during assembly but it isn’t really of any consequence for stability as it’s just a ~ 1 inch piece of plastic that sits on the bottom. Enough was left to not unbalance the structure. Instructions were easy to follow. The other selling point for me was the landmine attachment which is an added value in my opinion. All in all it’s worth the money and you are getting a good deal for a good product.

I am a beginner weight lifter, hopefully soon to become intermediate. I do not have the space, nor do I need the features of a full power rack. I chose this rack over others close in price because the adjustment holes are standard (allowing for purchase of attachments) and it came with a landmine attachment, saving another future purchase. Package is heavy and everything is in one big box- having 2 people to assemble will be easiest. Took us almost as long to unpack and take all the plastic off as it did to assemble. Please do NOT try to assemble this using the imitation tools provided; you will never get the bolts tight enough to be stable. Assembly was straightforward, if you have basic skills, you will be fine. After using the rack a few times, I am satisfied with my purchase. There is a small amount of side to side wobble, but for my needs, it is more than stable enough. Side bars show tiny scratches already from adjusting J hooks, I expect the paint to chip quickly. The J hooks do wobble a tad, they don't fit exactly snug. So far, that is my only "complaint" Overall, if you're looking for a reasonably priced rack, with a small footprint, and don't plan to lift Olympian weights, you'll be more than happy with this one!

I was pleasantly surprised at how great this is. It arrived well-packaged with no damage, and the instructions were very easy to follow. I was able to assemble it less than an hour with minimal assistance from one of my kids to hold the vertical posts while I fitted the bolts (much of the time was carefully unpacking the pieces and carrying them from the garage to the basement). The pull-up bar is great. I put it at the lower setting (78”), and there is enough clearance to easily do pull-ups and chin-ups even in my low ceiling basement. The rack seems very sturdy, with no wobble when doing pull-ups or racking the bar with moderate weight (<300 lbs). My only complaint, which is very minor, is that the j hooks rotate in a bit when racking the bar. Otherwise, this thing is nearly perfect and exactly what I needed.

I never take time to review. Although I need to. I use everyone's opinion. But as for this one, Haven't used it yet,Will tomorrow. But as for a first opinion, This thing is money. If your looking to start piecing together a small foot print home gym. I think this is a great start. Assembly was a dream. Probably some of the best instructions I've seen in a while (just read over them once before you begin) probably took me an hour and a half. Felt very solid after getting everything snug. Hardware felt quality and all the welds looked good. So I'm feeling safe about it. Was my biggest concern buying something budget. Not trying to be Arnold but not trying to get hurt either. Only things I thought could use improvement was the pull up bar wish it was knurled so right now it's kind of slick. But I'll get some grip tape, and for the last one is the plate storage pegs. They're hollow and I feel they are going to get beat up pretty quick loading and off loading, we'll see though. Solid rack for the price though. 🤘

At the beginning of the lockdown I vacillated between buying a squat rack and building one. I was looking at Rogue, Titan and other more well known but way more expensive rigs but availability and wait times made me pause. Ended up building one with 4x4's. While that "rack" worked reasonably my carpentry skills made it less than optimal. Had this Reality Fitness rack been available back then I would have bought it. It's well made, easy to put together and it's weight capacity is more than adequate for my intermediate strength. It also fits just fine in a crowded basement with low ceilings. Even though it would have been better if the spotter arms weren't angled in order to do rack pulls I'm sure I can improvise. The landmine attachment is a great plus. If you need a quality value squat rack this is an excellent choice.

I have been using this rack almost daily in my home gym. The pull-up bar, landmine attachment, and plate holders are great extras included in the package. It is tight and solid as a rock. I have purchased 3rd party dip attachments and they fit like they were part of the whole - an added plus is you can adjust the height of the dip bars and also do plank pull-ups. The safety bars work well and have the necessary angle to roll the bar back to the stops instead of allowing the bar to roll forward and possibly topple the rack. I have also used the safety bars to do rack pulls. I use resistance bands on the pull-up cross-member to simulate tricep cable pulldowns with both a rope handle and short bar. I also use the pull-up cross-member, resistance bands and a wide bar for lat pulldowns. All in all a versatile and lasting investment. Wait! There's more! I just figured out that I can set a barbell low on the back of the rack and brace my ankles against the lower cross-member and do sissy squats! Anyhoo, like I said, I'm very happy with this rack.

Es un básico para mi entrenamiento. Es robusta y resistente. Vale lo que cuesta