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Updated January 19, 2019<\/p>\n

If you’re serious about lifting weight at home, you had better make sure that you’ve got a solid Fitness Gear pro half rack. A quality rack is the one non-negotiable for any decent weightlifting home gym. This Fitness Gear review will be dedicated to the Fitness Gear pro half rack, the Fitness Gear pro full rack, the Fitness Gear pro power cage, Fitness Gear pro squat rack and fitness gear pro half rack accessories.<\/strong> The Fitness Gear Pro Half Rack range of racks has managed to combine quality, solidity, functionality, and affordability to provide you with racks that do the business without breaking the bank.<\/p>\n

#1. Fitness Gear Pro Half Rack<\/a><\/span><\/h2>\n

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Features<\/span><\/h3>\n

600 Pound Weight Limit<\/h4>\n

The most important consideration when looking for a fitness gear pro half rack is the weight capacity of the unit. This is the place where you’ll be doing your heaviest lifting and you need to know that the rack is always going to be up to the task.<\/strong> The max weight limit on this half rack is 600 pounds. That may not be a huge amount when compared to racks that come in at over a thousand pounds. But those racks are going toe whole lot more expensive.<\/p>\n

600 pounds is still a decent amount of weight. Seriously, asked yourself when was the last time you squatted, benched or dead-lifted more than 600 pounds. Unless you are an advanced lifter, the answer is probably going to be never!<\/p>\n

Adjustability<\/h4>\n

This Fitness Gear pro half rack provides you with 28 levels of adjustability on the uprights. That provides you with the freedom to customize your height settings for bar placement on squats and deadlifts.<\/strong> That makes it a great fit for taller as well as shorter people.<\/p>\n

Stability<\/h4>\n

After its max weight rating, the second most important aspect of a rack is its stability. When you’re hovering under a few hundred pounds you need to have the utmost confidence that the rack is going to be rock solid.<\/strong> The Fitness Gear Pro Half Rack provides you with wide, flanged feet that provides you with that solidity without having to attach it to the floor. That allows for portability and stability.<\/p>\n

The Fitness Gear pro half rack provides you with six horizontal posts for plate storage. When loaded with plates this greatly adds to the overall stability of the unit.<\/p>\n

Spotter Arms<\/h4>\n

The Fitness Gear Pro Half Rack comes with a pair of spotter’s arms. These are solid steel supports that are designed to catch the bar if you’re are unable to complete a rep.<\/strong> We don’t recommend relying on these all the time, but they’ll do the job on the odd occasion when you don’t have a real-life spotter handy.<\/p>\n

Build<\/h4>\n

This is not the most solid Fitness Gear Pro Half Rack on the market. It is made from 14-gauge steel tubing (remember, the lower the gauge, the stronger the steel). It is definitely a beginner \/ intermediate rack. If you are benching 250 pounds or under, then this Fitness Gear Pro Half Rack will give you everything that you need in terms of rigidity and performance.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Compact and Easy to Assemble<\/h4>\n

The Fitness Pro Half Rack provides you with an impressively compact footprint, which makes it a great fit for people with limited home gym space. This Fitness Gear pro half rack is also very easy to assemble, unlike most of the competition. In fact, a couple of people can put it together in less than half an hour.<\/p>\n

Summary<\/h4>\n

The Fitness Gear Pro Half Rack is a real solid piece of equipment that goes for less than $400; that makes it both sturdy and wallet-friendly. Not only that but it can hold up to 600 lbs, has 28 different levels of adjustability for the uprights, has spotter arms, reinforced for extra durability and made of high-quality steel with a durable coat finish.<\/strong> This Fitness Gear Pro Half Rack will do its job and last for a long time too.<\/p>\n

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