Racks, Benches and Home Gyms

Power racks, folding cages, adjustable benches and cable machines for a home strength setup. 7 reviews

Racks, Benches and Home Gyms, ranked by score
#	Product	Price	Key spec
01	REP Fitness PR-4000 Power RackBest for garage gym builders who want a Rogue-class rack for less	From $799.94 pre-selected, $1,249 as a builder	Steel 3 x 3 inch, 11-gauge uprights
02	REP Arcadia Functional TrainerBest for cable-first lifters who do not want a barbell rack	$2,199.99	Weight stacks 2 x 170 lb, 10 lb steps (220 lb upgrade $324.99)
03	REP AB-3000 2.0 BenchBest for home lifters wanting one sturdy flat, incline and decline bench	$349.99	Weight capacity 1,000 lb
04	Titan T-3 Series Power RackBest for home lifters who want a sturdy power rack under $700	From $519.97	Steel 2 x 3 inch, 11-gauge tubing
05	Force USA G3 All-In-One TrainerBest for garage lifters who want a Smith machine, rack and cables in one frame	$1,999	Exterior size 78 W x 60.5 D x 87 H in
06	PRx Profile Folding Full CageBest for garage lifters who must park the car and still want a full cage	$1,599.99	Upright heights 81, 89 and 95 in
07	BowFlex Xtreme 2 SEBest for cautious beginners who want a quiet all-in-one machine	$1,299	Resistance 210 lb Power Rod, upgradable to 310 or 410 lb

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REP Fitness product page for the PR-4000 Rack Builder showing a black power rack and a starting price of $1,249

Racks, Benches and Home Gyms

REP Fitness PR-4000 Power Rack Review: Rogue Steel, Smaller Bill

The PR-4000 is the rack we point most garage gym builders to. It uses the same 3 by 3 inch, 11-gauge steel and 5/8 inch hardware as the premium names, adds 1 inch Westside spacing through the bench zone, and costs less than a comparable Rogue. The trade-offs are a hammertone finish that is not perfectly smooth, numbering on one side only, and a four-post build that must be bolted down. Choose the PR-5000 only if you want 1 inch holes everywhere.

From $799.94 pre-selected, $1,249 as a builder

Garage Gym Reviews' Titan T-3 Power Rack review page: a headline about a solid power rack with competitive pricing and a photo of the rack

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Titan T-3 Series Power Rack Review: The Budget Rack to Beat

The T-3 is the budget power rack most home lifters should buy. The 2x3 inch, 11-gauge uprights, Westside hole spacing, 1,100 lb bar capacity and two pull-up bars are what a $700 rack gives you at around $520 on sale. The J-cups are average, the bolts are ordinary, the holes are not numbered and the warranty is only one year. Buy it if price decides. Pay more for a REP rack if finish and long-term support matter.

From $519.97

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Newest racks, benches and home gyms reviews

REP Fitness PR-4000 Power Rack Review: Rogue Steel, Smaller Bill

Titan T-3 Series Power Rack Review: The Budget Rack to Beat

PRx Profile Folding Full Cage Review: Four Posts That Fold Away for the Car

Force USA G3 All-In-One Trainer Review: Rack, Smith and Cables, With Limits

REP Arcadia Functional Trainer Review: The Cable Machine to Buy Before a Rack

REP AB-3000 2.0 Bench Review: The First Adjustable Bench to Buy, Gap and All