That's definitely one of the best looking BodySolid racks I've seen. I like the Westside spacing in the bench area. That's one thing I wish my Rogue Fortis rack had.
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Was looking around on amazon and I found this bad boy at $169 shipped. 9 reviews so not too much to go off of. Didn't find anything come up when I searched this thread. What do you guys think? Currently have a golds gym xrs 20 set up. Sad...
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Hanging around to offer product support and answer questions is one thing. Using the forum for the sole purpose of free advertising and/or blatant spamming is something else entirely. It's also entirely possible that BB.com requires approval before anyone can run contests, raffles, drawings, etc.
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02-28-2017, 06:32 AM #2892
The silly thing is that they could have just done the giveaway raffle on their website and sent out an email to their mailing list. It would have ended up posted here in short order anyway, and probably without violating any forum rules or getting all of their helpful posts nuked with everything else. Oh well.
I did see that one. It looks pretty nice for the money, especially with the swing-in safeties. Seems like they should have offset the lower crossmember a little more though. I know that it's thin and that you could just lift off of the other side, but why put it flush with the uprights?
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It's a bad, not to mention lazy, design. All Dynamic's Gladiator and Titan lines use the same 2x3 or 3x3 bases regardless of whether you get plate storage. You could argue it makes it easier to add storage later as you won't have to swap out the base, but what if you just want an ordinary 4-post rack? You're stuck with a giant base that does nothing but eat up floor real estate. Their gladiator/titan 4-post racks are 79" deep. That's 2.5 feet longer than Rogue's comparable RML-390F, and 1.5 feet longer than a Legend Performance rack with plate storage.
I'm not sure why anyone would actually want a rack like this. Unless you live close to DF headquarters and can get a really good deal, you're better off going with a competitor. Their racks with storage, on the other hand, look good.()---() York Barbell Club #49 ()---() ──<//>─<\\>── BWTG Cluster #11 ──<//>─<\\>──
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This is true. I got the optional stabilizer (lower rear crossbeam) on my 4 post Rogue so I wouldn't have to bolt it down, and it does get in the way. It blocks benches from sliding as deep into the rack as I would like. My adjustable bench with the feet by the head side (lol) that stick way out, no way you can get it far enough into the rack to use it as a flat bench because that lower rear cross member blocks it (it's directly between the uprights)
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I agree. They definitely cater to commercial customers, although even then I think their 3x3 Titan line is bigger than it needs to be.
They offer two 80" tall 2x3 racks that are targeted at the homeowner, but I doubt they sell many units. They've been pushing the Westside stuff a lot recently, and given the retail price on those units, I can see why.()---() York Barbell Club #49 ()---() ──<//>─<\\>── BWTG Cluster #11 ──<//>─<\\>──
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Diy power rack
I'm looking to build something like a sumo cage but I need to it be storable (wife's orders). Any suggestions? I believe I also posted this on another thread, so please bare with me. I'm just curious. My idea is to cut the posts at 60" and the base at 30"x30" with another 30" post across the back for stability.
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