GYM MASTER Adjustable Squat Rack Power Cage and Pull Up Bar

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Even if it looks very expensive and premium the price is very reasonable if not the best I’ve seen for this type of product. Experience the benefits of the integrated pulley system, allowing you to perform various exercises such as bicep curls, tricep extensions, lat pull-downs, rows, and more. The versatility of the pulley system expands your workout options and targets multiple muscle groups. Versatile Pull-Up Bar: Another benefit they could bring you is that you wouldn’t need a spotter when doing squats or bench press. You can go to failure every time you train without being concerned about your safety. Safety bars can be really helpful for many other exercises as well because they can also be used to hold your weight down. Then, you have your choice of pull-up bars: a straight pull-up bar, an adjustable pull-up bar, a double bar, a multi-grip bar, or a globe bar. Other customizations include safeties, J-cups, and attachments like adding a lat pulldown. Besides the many exercises you can do in there, the Fitness Reality 810XLT is designed so you could easily fit an adjustable bench inside.

The 2 safety bars on both sides of the cage are easy to use and tough enough to help you protect yourself. Models with spotter bars mean that in the event of the lift failing, the safety bars will catch the barbell, instead of it falling to the floor or on yourself. This is particularly important in garage gyms where you may train on your own. You get the standard straight bar with angled ends, for chin-ups and pull-ups, respectively, with the Hardcastle Pull-Up Station. All taken together with the other power tower elements, you can get a very good upper body workout for a very modest layout.Any of these free standing pull-up bars will do you justice. If all you are looking for is something to prop up in the corner to perform nothing but pull-ups and chin-ups, go for one of the simpler or cheaper models – the Hardcastle or DTX offerings will be great. Anyone who likes to have a variety of barbell heights they can choose from — the Westside spacing through the bench press area allows for precision height.

This is probably one of the cooler-looking squat cages, if you’re discerning about how your home gym looks! But onto more practical matters – it’s also one of the strongest cages available, with a whopping max weight of 360kg. But the really neat thing about this cage is that there’s also a built in pulley system that you caxn add your own plates on to. This lets you do things like curls, triceps and a lot more. So this product is somewhere between a cage and a multigym. The Ryno cage is also available with a bench It’s common enough to find either wall-mounted or doorway pull-up bars in people’s homes. There’s a good reason for this – pull-ups are just about the best exercise going for building upper body strength and size, specifically through the latissimus dorsi, abdominals, posterior deltoids and biceps. And our Wall Mounted Pull Up Bar is great for both home and gym use, handling up to 150kg of user weight. Find it with a bit of money off (and make use of VitalGym’s 12-month warranty) and you’ll be making an incredibly sound investment. You will be able to get a full and complete upper body workout from the comfort of your own home with a good bit of kit from one of the best fitness equipment companies in the UK.

This is our list of what we think are five of the best pull-up bars available in today’s market. There are some pretty big differences between some of them, but this is as it should be – pull-up bars come in all shapes and sizes. The one you want will depend on your tastes, wants and requirements. The pre-drilled anchor holes, 12 different peg positions, and 2 safety bars make this product unique and with high value. What we particularly liked about this model is that it offers nine levels of height adjustment. Not only does this allow for greater flexibility and control, but it also makes the power tower suitable for the whole family.

Let’s look at the pull-up bar properly – it is, after all, the focus of this review. The pull-up bar itself is height adjustable over three different placements, which is fairly novel on this kind of power tower and incredibly welcome. You can choose between 202 cm, 210 cm and 218 cm. Lifters who have limited space to work with will love the modest dimensions of 52.4 inches wide, 71.4 inches deep, and either 96 or 103 inches tall, depending on selection. My one major callout is that while it can hold any Olympic barbell—the width between uprights is 48 inches—the hole spacing makes it so only Major Fitness attachments can be used. If you already have a bunch of those in your home gym this may not be the best choice, but if you’re looking to start a home gym this would serve you really well and save you some money for other equipment. Another factor to consider is the ease of assembly, or, in other words, how user-friendly it is. This is particularly important if you plan on moving your pull up bar often. Look for a pull up bar that’s easy to set up, as hiring a professional to help you out every time can be costly and time-consuming. FlexibilityThe uprights feature 1" hole spacing through the bench area and 2" above and below, allowing the lifter to precisely set the bar at the right height.