Power Rack
Atlas Power Rack

  • 1″ round solid steel safety and short pins, lock on design and chrome plated. Color- Matte Black
  • 28 holes 2″ apart for adjustment. The original quality low price rack that others try to copy.
  • Made of heavy duty steel- capacity 1000 lbs. FID and Flat Bench now available
  • More workout space and features than other racks, compare for yourself.
  • NEW: short pegs stronger to handle more weight, long pegs have bar catch on end, limited quantity left till March, 10 Yr. frame warranty.

This solid well built power rack will help you work out safely and efficiently while performing squats, military press, bench press, curls, shrugs, and more. With a wide walk-in design that offers plenty of side-to-side movement for a variety of total body exercises. In addition the rack offers a total of 28 positions, helping it accommodate a ton of different heights and exercises. A chin up bar on top, with light knurling for a good grip, also adds variety. The plate holders in back are great for storage and stability. This power rack makes your routines easy and safe. So get one and take your workouts to the next level. NEW, the long pins are now chrome plated. The bar holder will be J-hooks (see picture). We sell extra J-Hooks, weight holder attachments, and dip attachments for this rack.

Dimensions: See pictures.
Front inside opening- 44″.
Front outside opening- 48″.
– 83″.
Inside workout space- 26″ from inside front to rear.
Chin up bar- 1 1/4″ diameter with knurling, 80″ high, 44″ wide.
Floor space- 59″ x 48″.
Olympic plate storage holders- 9″ to rack.
Distance floor to center of bottom hole- 12.5″.

VERY IMPORTANT NOTE: Due to a design change, the bar holder will be J-Hooks as seen in fifth picture, not the short pins as shown in first picture.

Response to FAQ1: This power rack was designed to be sold at an affordable price , as such extra features such as numbering of the holes was not included. Some simple suggestions would be to use a magic marker or stick on. Please note that the rack weighs 137 Lbs., the shipping weight listed is used only for realistic shipping charge calculations.


Reviews of Atlas Power Rack

Review 1: Superbly built power cage at an amazing price

As an experienced powerlifter, I can tell you this power cage is more than adequate for any weightlifting need you may have. It supports a 405lbs loaded barbell at the pegs and railings without any rocking or wobbling whatsoever.

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PROS:

-Tough build. No rocking or wobbling even at heavy weights. Handles the racking of Squat, Benchpress, Military press, etc without any problems.
-Easy to build. Took me only 1/2 hour assembling by myself with only a ratchet + 7mm socket.
-Looks great. The stock pictures doesn’t do it justice.

CONS:

-cheap paintjob which scrapes off with the beatdown of a workout
-pullup bar knurling a little too shallow
-cage a little narrow from front to back. Doesnt give you too much space to walk backwards when unracking for a squat, for example.

Conclusion: You won’t find a better power cage below $500.

Review 2: Solid rack, fantastic value

I’ve spent the last few months researching which power rack to purchase for my home gym. In the end, it really came down to this rack or the Powerline rack that got such great reviews on the forums. I chose this rack because it uses heavier gauge steel, has a higher weight capacity, and 2” hole spacing. Personally, the hole spacing was ultimately the deciding factor because I didn’t want to mess around with shimming my bench to get the safeties at the right height for bench press.

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Shipping was fast and both packages arrived together; both were undamaged. Assembly was pretty straight forward and took about 1.5hrs. One of the bolts they sent was unusable and I had to run to the hardware store to get a replacement. Not a big deal. I put the entire rack together loosely before going back and tightening each bolt down. Some reviewers mentioned that the new models come with j hooks, but mine came with 2 chrome plated lift offs.

Overall, the rack is very good quality especially considering the price. There was no dimpling of the metal where the holes are drilled out, the welds all appear solid and uniform. All of the holes line up perfectly, and the safeties slide in/out easily without scraping. The rack does not wobble at all while doing kipping pull-ups and the bar is at a very comfortable height (for reference, I am 5’11 185lbs). I am able to put the safeties at the perfect height for all presses/squats so now I can safely perform this lifts alone.

Review 3: Atlas Power Rack vs Rogue

if you’re like me and torn between a Rogue rack and this rack, ask yourself this question. Will an undoubtably better made rack make me stronger? Chances are that your answer, like mine, was no. You can pick out minor problems with this rack but at the end of the day it does what it’s supposed to do for half the price of a Rogue rack. Think about what else you could buy for that additional $400. Sure it would make you feel really warm and giddy to have a shiny rack with 1″ spacing for the J Hooks and Rogue blasted on the side but it really won’t make you any better. You can’t beat this rack for the money.

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