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The Powerline by Body-Solid PPR200X Power Rack features a wide walk-in design that allows plenty of side-to-side movement for a variety of exercises, including squats, incline, decline, flat, and military presses, as well as shrugs and calf raises. Complete with 18 positions, 2 heat tempered lift-offs, and 2 saber style safety rods, the Powerline by Body-Solid PPR200X Power Rack keeps your exercise routine simple and effective.
Optional Attachments
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This is a sturdy rack, easy to assemble. No parts missing! My only minor complaint was that if you assmble as directed, you will insert some bolts without washers. Now, MAYBE you don't NEED the "extra" washers, but I have found that washers protect surfaces. Not just for looks, but for integrity of the product, I went and bought 20 additional washers (.20 a piece at the hardware store) and I am certain that this was a smart move, plus the rack just looks more uniform with washers beneath each bolt. All the parts fit --but there was a distressing moment when it appeared the back cross section was NOT GOING TO FIT! YIKES! But I quickly determined that this was part of the structural design because one assembled the "offset" draws the rack into a tight, sturdy unit. This unit allows HEAVIER than normal lifts to be done SAFELY. Want to determine your MAX lift on Bench Press, Squat, or other exercise but have no spotter? This baby will spot you and spot you well! Also, you can do "partials" by setting the safety pins at different positions. Heavier weights means more strength, power and muscle! YEAH!! Great product for beginners or pros. I didn't get the Lat attachment but I will add that soon.
For the price, I don't think you can beat this rack. I lift in my basement which has pretty low ceilings. The rack fits perfectly. It feels very sturdy and can be upgraded with a lat/row tower. My only complaint is the same as the others: the painted liftoffs and support rails. Otherwise this one of the best purchases I have ever made.
This is a sturdy rack, easy to assemble. No parts missing! My only minor complaint was that if you assmble as directed, you will insert some bolts without washers. Now, MAYBE you don't NEED the "extra" washers, but I have found that washers protect surfaces. Not just for looks, but for integrity of the product, I went and bought 20 additional washers (.20 a piece at the hardware store) and I am certain that this was a smart move, plus the rack just looks more uniform with washers beneath each bolt. All the parts fit --but there was a distressing moment when it appeared the back cross section was NOT GOING TO FIT! YIKES! But I quickly determined that this was part of the structural design because one assembled the "offset" draws the rack into a tight, sturdy unit. This unit allows HEAVIER than normal lifts to be done SAFELY. Want to determine your MAX lift on Bench Press, Squat, or other exercise but have no spotter? This baby will spot you and spot you well! Also, you can do "partials" by setting the safety pins at different positions. Heavier weights means more strength, power and muscle! YEAH!! Great product for beginners or pros. I didn't get the Lat attachment but I will add that soon.
For the price, I don't think you can beat this rack. I lift in my basement which has pretty low ceilings. The rack fits perfectly. It feels very sturdy and can be upgraded with a lat/row tower. My only complaint is the same as the others: the painted liftoffs and support rails. Otherwise this one of the best purchases I have ever made.
I want to start off by saying, if your a behemoth this rack is not for you! I don't really know anyone lifting over 600 lbs., which is the max weight this unit can handle. Like the title says, it is a nice piece for the price! If your looking for a total body workout, get the lat, too. Ask for Dave, if your going to the Aurora store... he will hook you up! Sidenote: Careful on how tight you turn the screws, as this is 12g. stell and can be bent! If you see paint ribbons, its a goof idea to stop.
For the money it is hard to beat. Easy to assemble, it took me about 2 hours, I laid everything out beforehand and took my time (19 mm metric or 3/4 standard socket and wrench works). Just torque down on it so that it’s snug. Some thread locker and rechecking it every few days should be good. Compact, so it made good use of my limited work space. I’m 5,11 and I need hold my feet forward or curl behind my legs to do pull ups or chin ups. I put some 45 and 35 # plates on the opposite base leg to keep it stable. I opted for the dip bar and I’m glad I did. Because it is angled I can vary my grips plus it is very stable on the rack. The paint does scrape off easily which, like others here mentioned, is annoying as I’m always brushing paint and chalk off my barbell. Overall I’m happy that I bought this rack.
