Best Fitness Power Rack - 14-Gauge Steel Home Gym with 500lb Capacity, Chin Bar, 23 Adjustable Safety Bars, Optional LAT & Dip Attachments

Rack is very solid and perfect for garage workouts. Very easy to assemble, i put the whole thing together by myself in less than an hour. Would be easier and safer with 2 people but possible to do it alone. Rack was packaged very well and each piece is individually wrapped and padded accordingly. There are 3 or 4 spots where the paint is bubbling off so im sure it'll begin rusting before too long but really and truly its a rack for a garage, a little rust wont hurt. All in all great purchase and look forward to using the rack for years to come.

The Best Fitness Power Rack (BFPR100) is strong, sturdy, cheap compared to other models, and built to last. From the time that I ordered, I received mine in the mail in as little as 3 days. Every piece was included, the box was intact with no visible punctures or damage, and the serial number was easy to find. Now, I did put this power rack together by myself, but if you can get someone to help you put it together that would be for the best. So far it is holding up well, but only time will tell how long it lasts. Be prepared to oil and clean the rack on a weekly basis so that it doesn't rust or dust.

As with all of my reviews, I have rated the Best Fitness Power Rack on the basis of what I got for the price that I paid. This power rack cost me less than three Benjamin Franklins, when taxes and shipping were included. At that price, the rack impressed me with it's finish and, more especially, with it's assembly directions. The weld's on my rack are clean (although, incomplete in some areas). There is a fine powder coat finish that scratches fairly easily but is nicely applied and looks really good. This rack came with the best owner's manual that I have seen in years. The illustrations are large and very clear. There is a legend that shows every nut, bolt, bar and plastic cap. There are images of the bolts with the actual size of the bolt (so that you can lay your bolt over top of the image) to be sure that you are choosing the correct bolt size. The instructions are clearly written in English (by somebody who speaks English as their first language). I purchase a lot of high ticket items (some that are many thousands of dollars) that come with poorly written and poorly illustrated manuals. The people who wrote this manual should be teaching classes in how to properly prepare an owner's manual (and could teach other manufacturers a thing or two about manual writing). Yes, I was really impressed with the manual. I should note that I am not using my power rack for weightlifting purposes. I already own a massive ROGUE Power Rack for that purpose. However, my Rogue Power Rack cost 8 1/2 times as much money as this one did, so I do feel that you are getting a lot for the money with this rack. For a beginner, who isn't going to squat more than 350 LBS, this power rack is likely to be all that they need. I know that it is rated for higher weight, but it does have a little sideways sway (when fully and tightly assembled) and I would personally be a bit reluctant to pack much more weight onto this rack. No doubt, somebody out there has used it to it's full capacity without incident, but I wouldn't want to test that weight limit. The pull up bar isn't tall enough for me to use, without bending at the knees (I'm 5'9"), but it is sufficient. How well the rack holds up to the daily stress of heavy weights will have to be assessed by others who are using it for that purpose. However, my observations are still valid. At this price point, I would not expect this Power Rack to be and do everything that the Rouge Power Rack is and does. That being said, you are getting a lot for your money with this rack. It is fair to say that the rack did exceed my expectations (based on what it cost). In my opinion, this power rack represents a really good value for the money!

Easy enough to assemble. Does the job for lifts. Pretty sturdy. Pull up bar feels too skinny for me though. I can only do strict pull up on these. It is not sturdy enough to manage Kipping movements. Overall good value for the money spent and purpose. Another thing I like about this is it is customizable. I just bought a bar dip accessory for this power rack.

Ok I have owned Weider Marcy and Powertech This power rack Is up there As far as Aesthetics Very very Beautyfull I started workin out Im 52 It reminds me of A Vintage style The Color like a Blood Red i think is Called Candy Apple Red And its very solid Very Beautyfull I thought it was just the picture Well The powercage is Stunningly Beautyfull Ok I hope this helps I Love the looks and it feels solid Right up there wit my other power Cages.. Thank you .

Great power cage. Assembly was a snap. My advice to you when putting this together is to get a ratcheting wrench. The two little wrenches they give you won't cut it. Also, when assembling, tighten the bolts as tight as you can for each bolt, it'll help make sure you can start working out before you even finish putting this thing together. All in all, a great value. Cheap cost wise, but not quality. Welds look good. I am 230 and can easily do pull ups in my basement without fear of the bar breaking or hitting my head on my 7.5 foot ceilings. All I need now is some muscle milk, HGH, and tight shorts and I'll be good to go!

I was super excited to set up my Best Fitness Power Rack upon getting home from work only to find out, after carefully laying out all the pieces, that there were a total of zero nuts, bolts, and washers to assemble said rack... Will be more than happy to update my review depending on how Best Fitness' customer service rectifies the situation.

Basic rack for home use that is a good value for the price. Was easy to assemble.

Ive had it for a few years now and have had no issues its compact and sturdy great deal for the price

Facile à assembler. Très solide. Permet entre autres de faire des squats de façon très sécuritaire.

Very solid, easy to assemble