Rank #6 in Power Racks
CAP Barbell Power Rack
by CAP
Score
The cheapest full cage here that still states an ASTM-tested frame. CAP publishes 11- and 12-gauge steel tubing, a 46x50x85 inch footprint and 54 lb shipping weight, with J-cups, a pull-up bar and weight posts included.
Strengths
- ↑Lowest entry price of any full cage in this category
- ↑Manufacturer states it meets/exceeds ASTM testing standards
- ↑J-cups, pull-up bar and weight-storage posts included
- ↑Takes standard 2-inch Olympic barbells and plates
Weaknesses
- ↓85-inch height needs ceiling clearance most basements lack
- ↓Lighter gauge than the premium racks above it
- ↓No cable or lat attachment
Full specs
- Steel
- 11- and 12-gauge tubing
- Dimensions
- 46" W x 50" D x 85" H
- Weight
- 54 lb
- Bar compatibility
- 2-inch Olympic
- Included
- J-cups, pull-up bar, weight posts
Full buying guide
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