At 80" it is perfect for my basement.įor people in Canada with a small clearance for height - this could be ideal. I assume this half rack is more like the one Sidesteel has used since it is much more sturdy than the original one I posted. I was going to get it delivered when I stumbled by another half rack. It felt sturdy to me though.Īnyways - the model they had in stock was taller than 79" :mad: but they had the smaller one at another location. Couldn't be more basic but it seemed sturdy enough.įrom most of the research I have done - people seem to be worried about Chinese metal being weaker though. I saw it in person and it isn't mind blowing. I wanted to go in and measure.īTW: For people in Canada $249 for a power rack is a crazy deal. I went in because the one review on Amazon said they received a slightly different model than the one pictured. I went in to the actual store "Fitness Avenue" that sells the rack Auddii posted.
craigslist/kijiji) here is almost non existent for power racks as well. Shipping/duty makes online ordering from US a no go. Side note - it kind of sucks finding a power rack in Canada. **** I wouldn't even know what term to Google/Yellow Page to find someone locally who could. I wouldn't personally know where to start to do that myself. I guess my other option is to buy a full rack and cut it down a couple inches. Is it as safe to use when alone? I don't often have a workout partner.I haven't found many (any?) less than 82". I would prefer a full rack (especially since I can find a couple cheaper than the sumo) but basement ceiling is about 81". an acceptable replacement for a full rack. I have a quick straight forward question. I am not super active here, but I follow and appreciate the advice and everything I have learned, from not just the mods but other members of the group.
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