Power Cage & Squat Rack with Pull-up bar

In Use

Eighteen positions up and down the uprights means the barbell hooks and the parallel bars go exactly where the lift needs them, not near enough. Set the hooks for squats, drop them for bench, move the parallel bars for dips. The multi-grip pull-up bar at the top gives you wide, narrow and neutral grips. Inside, there is 43.25" × 33" of working space, which is room to squat and press without touching the frame.

Key Features

18 mounting positions
Barbell rest hooks and parallel bars set anywhere up or down the frame, so the cage adapts to the lifter rather than the reverse.

Multi-grip pull-up bar
Wide, narrow and neutral grips at 80.75", covering the full range of pulling angles.

Integrated parallel bars
Dips from 14.25" to 71.75", which also makes the same frame a station for rows and leg raises.

43.25" × 33" internal space
Enough room inside to squat and press through a full range without clipping the uprights.

Rubber non-slip feet
Each foot has a rubber pad for grip and floor protection, which is what keeps the cage still under an uneven rack.

Steel frame in red and black
Bold red and jet black steel, built to carry a loaded bar rather than to look busy.

Why We Stock It

A cage is the safest way to train heavy alone, and the most useful single purchase in a home gym: squats, presses, pull-ups and dips from one frame. Eighteen adjustment positions is what separates a cage you grow into from one you work around. Give it the floor space and it becomes the gym.

Specifications

Good to Know

Assembly is required and the frame stands 84.75" tall — measure your ceiling first. Build it where it is going to live.

Built for better.