Pull up bar for Half Rack PRO

Welcome to the page dedicated to the "younger cousins" of the classic Power Racks: here you can find their simplified, smaller, and more affordable versions, the Half Racks. Who should purchase Half Racks? Well, undoubtedly, they are the perfect solution for those who don't have the space for a traditional power rack: think, for example, of those who need to set up a home gym with very limited space. Furthermore, Half Racks are ideal for those who want to start building their garage gym and, at least initially, need to work with a limited budget, postponing the purchase of a full Power Rack. It's also worth noting that professional gyms, in addition to Power Racks, can certainly decide to install Half Racks to offer more stations for their athletes who want to perform lunges and squats, and in general, weight exercises to strengthen arms, shoulders, back, core, and legs. How are Half Racks made? Essentially, these racks feature two parallel metal bars, two columns, mounted on a base that makes them very solid and stable. In any case, the Half Rack is not as large as a regular Power Rack, and here lie the advantages and disadvantages of this gym equipment: in short, the Half Rack is ideal whenever a full Power Rack cannot or does not want to be purchased. In this category, in addition to Half Racks, you can also buy Squat Stands and the Yoke for Strongman.

Rubber Band Hooks

As the name suggests, Squat Stands are devices with a primary purpose, which is to assist athletes in performing squats. Just like the Half Racks mentioned above, Squat Stands can also be considered space-saving devices: they are a pair of independent poles, which therefore occupy minimal space when not in use. Despite this, Squat Stands are extremely stable and are perfect for quickly setting up a training station anywhere, and then easily removing it in seconds. That's not all: in this category, you can also purchase the Yoke, the famous equipment that more than any other expresses the spirit of Strongman, for walking with extremely heavy loads resting on the trapezius, in complete safety.