Heavy Duty Power Cage 1200lbs Weight Capacity - Multi-Function Squat Rack with Pulley System & Dip Handles - Home Gym Equipment for Strength Training & Weightlifting - Perfect for Garage Gym, CrossFit & Bodybuilding Workouts
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Product Features
Durable Construction for Safety Constructed from high-quality steel tubing and finished with a durable powder coating, this power cage is engineered for strength and reliability, capable of safely supporting weights of up to 1200 lbs
Versatile Workout Options This power rack includes various attachments such as four handles, two safety spotter pins, dip bars, and J hooks for workout versatility. It also features eight gusset plates, a 360° rotating landmine, and a seated row system for a comprehensive and efficient training experience
Space-Saving Design Occupying only 13.6 square feet, this squat rack with pulley system offers generous storage solutions, including 2 weight storage pins, 1 barbell holder, and 2 handle storage hooks, ensuring your workout equipment is organized and your floor stays clutter-free
Comprehensive Home Gym Equipment This versatile workout equipment combines a power rack, lat pulldown, low row, dip station, and chin-up bar, offering various exercises in a compact space. It's a complete home gym system ideal for strength training
Effortless Assembly and Delivery The weight cage comes with a detailed instruction manual for easy assembly. It is packaged in two separate boxes for safe transit, ensuring your weight rack arrives ready to support your fitness journey
Customer Reviews
The power cage portion of this product is good. I have had no trouble with putting it together or using it. My issue is with the pulley system. The top bar that the pulley cord goes through allows the cord to touch the metal coming in and out of it causing it to tear away at the cord slowly. The second issue I have with the pulley system is where the two wheels meet in the middle are held together by one plate which at some point could bend if I put too much weight on it. For example I did a low row with 110 pounds. It held but you can visibly see the metal plate bending. I think this second one could be fixed by just adding a second plate on the other side of the wheels. The first problem it needs some sort of bumper to hold the cord away from the metal going in an out or it just needs to be bigger so the cord is not touching the metal bar.
