Adjustable Half Rack with Pull-Up Bar & Barbell Supports

In Use

Set the J-hooks at chest height for bench press, at shoulder height for squats, low for rack pulls. The pull-up bar across the top adds the vertical pulling most home gyms are missing, and the barbell comes with it, so this is a complete lifting setup rather than a frame you still have to equip. Rubber feet stop the rack sliding when you re-rack a heavy bar.

Key Features

Rack, pull-up bar and barbell
Three pieces of equipment in one order, sized to work together from the first session.

Ten rack heights
Barbell supports adjust from 19.75" to 69", so the same rack handles squats, presses and rack pulls.

Pull-up bar at 78.75"
A 42.25-inch bar across the top of the frame, high enough to hang from a dead stop.

Plate storage for two stacks
Posts either side keep plates off the floor and add weight low in the frame, which makes the whole rack steadier.

Fits 1" and 2" plates
The included barbell takes standard or Olympic plates, so it works with what you already own.

Powder-coated steel
Powder coat over steel for strength and finish, on rubber feet that hold position on a hard floor.

Why We Stock It

A half rack is the honest answer for most home gyms: it does what a cage does for the lifts people actually train, in a smaller footprint and at a lower price. Including the barbell makes it a complete starting point. Add plates and a bench and you have a gym.

Specifications

Good to Know

Assembly is required and the frame stands 83.5" tall — measure your ceiling. Build it in the spot it will stay.

Built for better.