![]() Consider all the dimensions depth (the distance between uprights where the bar will travel), the height, and the width. If you’re unusually short maybe don’t buy a 108″ tall rack. Is it the right size? – If you are a tall guy don’t buy an 85″ high rack.Some have dozen of accessories and some have only a few. In some cases, accessories can even be cross-compatible. Does the manufacturer offer the accessories you want? – It won’t matter how many accessories they have if they don’t have the ones you care about.Are you left with ample space around the perimeter of the rack? Can you move around the rack to load/unload the bar? Will the bar rub against the wall? Remember that Olympic bar are over 7′ long. Will it really fit? – Also, consider the equipment space needed.Remember to factor in head clearance for pull-ups. Will the rack fit? – Check not only for the necessary floor space, but also make sure to not choose a rack higher than your ceiling will comfortably allow.Things to consider when buying a power rack Folding / Wall-Mounted Racks (links to separate guide).Updated 2/25/20 – added multiple full-size racks and half racks, updated pricing, grammar, etc. I am going to show you a lot of different power racks, cages, and squat stands in this article and also give you some things to watch out for when shopping for yours all with the goal of improving the chances of you getting exactly what you want and need the first time around. There will be features that you already know you want, and there will also be those that you may not have thought of yet. Some power racks have tons of available features and add-on options, and some have very few. When it comes to buying a power rack or stand there are many different manufacturers and a wide range of quality options available. You will also need a pull-up bar, and those are already built into power racks and many squat stands. You’ll need somewhere to rack the bar for overhead presses and squats, and you’ll also want access to safety spotters so that you can confidently go heavy on your bench press and squats those days you find yourself training alone. If you’re serious about training at home, then you’re going to want some form of power rack or squat stand in your garage gym in order to get the most out of your workouts. ![]() Exercise Equipment Reviews and Weightlifting Articles ≡ Menu
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