The PR-1050 Short Home Gym Power Rack is a sturdy, high-quality rack designed for small spaces and low ceilings. At only 6’ tall and 4’ wide and deep, this rack can easily fit into a spare room, basement, or garage. Although it’s compact, it’s still sturdy, made from 2x2” steel with a rackable capacity of 700lbs. Weight storage pegs on the back add to the rack’s utility and stability. It also features dual pull-up bars (1.25” and 2” thick), great for partner workouts or additional grip challenges. Upright holes are spaced 2” apart throughout the working area so you can assure the proper barbell height.
The rack comes with chrome-coated safeties that extend out beyond the cage to hold an extra barbell, and the J-cups are lined with plastic to protect your bar and the rack’s finish from scratches, rust, and bumps. Laser-engraved numbered uprights every fifth hole allow for quick and accurate height adjustments of safeties and J-cups. The PR-1050 is compatible with a ton of different add-ons, including the dip, landmine, and weight horn attachments, as well as standard J-cups, cannonball grips, and pin safeties.
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Rack Weight123lbs
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Rack Height72"
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Rack Total Width58"
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Rack Depth48"
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Working Area44.1" W 26" D
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Rackable Capacity700lbs
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Material2x2" 14-Gauge Steel
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Hole Spacing2"
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Hole Size1"
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Hardware Size3/8"
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NUMBERED UPRIGHTS
Laser-engraved numbered uprights means faster and more accurate adjustments for safeties and J-cups. -
DUAL PULL-UP BARS
2” and 1.25” thick pull-up bars allow for a two-person workout and different grip challenges. -
WEIGHT HORNS
Rear base weight horns add utility and stability to the rack. -
PROTECTIVE J-CUPS
Plastic-lined J-cups protect your barbell and rack from bumps and scratches. -
EXTENDED SAFETIES
Chrome-plated, extra-long safeties extend generously from the rack and can hold an extra barbell. -
ATTACHMENTS
Compatible with many attachments, such as cannonball grips, j-cups, weight horns, dip, and landmine attachments.
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The height and weight of the rack are the only differences. The PR-1050 is shorter and lighter weight. The PR-1050 is 72” tall and weighs about 123lbs, whereas the PR-1000 is 83.6” tall and weighs about 133lbs.
Due to the weight of the rack and the potential for tipping, banded movements are not recommended and therefore band peg holes are not included.
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No, you cannot bolt the PR-1050 Short Power Rack down. The PR-1050 does, however, come with two rear base weight horns, which allow you to store weight plates and help stabilize the rack. This will especially help when performing dips and when you need to add counterweight to the rack.
The rack itself has a 700lb rackable capacity. The pull-up bar can handle 400lbs, and so can the dip station (an optional add-on).
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