Powerline Full Cage Power Rack-Best Fitness Equipment

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PPR1000X

Powerline Full Cage Power Rack

$649.00 In Stock

Powerline by Body-Solid’s PPR1000 Power Rack offers features and reliability on par with our commercial-grade Power Racks at a lower cost.

Measuring at 210 cm tall, this Power Rack is shorter than most commercial power racks making it a great choice for basements, garage gyms or home gym applications. Included with the rack are a pair of j-cups liftoffs and pipe & pin safeties allowing users to safely workout alone with peace of mind.

High-quality power rack to fit in any home gym, garage or basement
Includes J-cups and pipe & pin safeties
5x5 cm heavy gauge steel frame
5 cm hole spacing for j-cups and pin and pipe safeties
Product Weight: 76 kgs
Dimensions: 135cm L x 129cm W x 210cm H
Weight Capacity: 317 kgs
Warranty: Powerline 10-Year Home Warranty

Extremely happy!

Quality for the price you pay. I'm extremely satisfied with the product.
Also very happy with the service provided by Best Fitness, shipping and handling of the items was very prompt.
Customer service was also amazing to deal with in sending the end caps that were missing in the initial delivery.

Product delivered quickly and exactly what I expected. Great.

Not bad for the price.

Full-fills my squat rack requirements. Not to flimsy but has a certain wobble to it. For the low price I could not expect it to be perfect, in saying that, I am confident that it will stand the test of time. Instructions for setup where very straight forward and easy to follow. All in all I would say that I am satisfied with the product, price and the quick delivery.

Hi Luke, this rack is not supposed to wobble at all. If you would like to do a short video showing the issue, and send to info@bestfitness.com.au, our technicians can review it and provide instructions on any fine tuning that could be necessary to make it as stable and sturdy as it should be. Thanks!