Best BudgetRank #8 in Power Racks
FLYBIRD SR1 Squat Rack with Pull-Up Bar
by FLYBIRD
Score
The half-rack option, which is the right shape when ceiling height or floor space rules out a full cage. FLYBIRD state an integrated pull-up bar and adjustable uprights.
Strengths
- ↑Half-rack footprint fits where a full cage will not
- ↑Integrated pull-up bar included
- ↑Under half the price of the full cages here
Weaknesses
- ↓No cage means no safety spotter arms behind you
- ↓Lower stated capacity than the full power cages
Full specs
- Type
- Squat rack / half rack
- Pull-up bar
- Integrated
- Position
- Space-saving
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