Adjustable Squat Rack with Dual Barbell Holders and 660 lb Capacity for Home Gym
Snug & Styled
628 Sold
Snug & Styled
628 Sold
Build a versatile home gym with this adjustable squat rack designed for squats, bench presses, rack pulls, and strength training. Featuring two independently adjustable barbell rack levels, heavy-duty steel construction, and built-in weight plate storage, it helps you organize your equipment and transition between exercises with ease.
Key Features
Dual Barbell Rack Design: Two-tier configuration accommodates two barbells simultaneously, making it easier to switch between squat and bench press exercises without repeatedly repositioning equipment.
Adjustable Rack Heights: The upper rack offers 13 height settings from 18.9 to 53.1 inches, while the lower rack features 6 settings from 17.7 to 33.5 inches for different lifting positions and exercises.
Heavy-Duty Steel Construction: Built with 2 x 2-inch steel tubing and an H-shaped base for dependable support during strength training. The upper rack supports up to 440 lbs, while the lower rack accommodates up to 660 lbs.
Safety Spotter Arms: Integrated spotter arms provide additional support during weightlifting sessions, helping you set up your training area for controlled lifts.
Built-In Weight Plate Storage: Two integrated holders accommodate weight plates with 2-inch center holes, keeping plates organized and adding stability when loaded.
Specifications
Product Type: Adjustable squat rack and bench press rack
Material: Steel
Color: Black
Overall Dimensions: 43.3" W x 35.8" D x 57.1" H
Steel Tubing: 2" x 2"
Upper Rack Capacity: 440 lbs
Lower Rack Capacity: 660 lbs
Upper Rack Adjustment: 13 height settings, 18.9"–53.1"
Lower Rack Adjustment: 6 height settings, 17.7"–33.5"
Weight Plate Holders: 2 integrated holders
Plate Holder Dimensions: 2" diameter x 7.9" length
Weight Plate Compatibility: Plates with 2-inch center holes
Create a more organized and adaptable strength training space with this adjustable squat rack, built to support a variety of home gym workouts.
