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- Rep Fitness PR-4000 2 year review. Still the best budget power rack? Has it exceeded my value curve? How does it compare to the PR-5000, Rogue Fitness, and Titan Fitness Power racks?
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Best Value Power Rack in 2023 | Rep Fitness Rack 2 Year Review
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The PR-4000 is a heavy-duty, highly customizable power rack that is tough enough for whatever you throw at it and versatile enough to grow with you. The rack is tough, made with 3x3” 11-gauge steel with a 1,000lbs rackable capacity. It has 1” hole spacing through the bench with 5/8” pinholes. Laser-cut numbers every fifth hole makes it easy to line up attachments and set up for your lifts. The PR-4000 features a robust attachment ecosystem.
Add cable attachments, storage attachments, and so much more to build out your rack. Customize your rack with a variety of height, depth, and color options. Build a half rack, 4-post, or 6-post rack. Your rack. Your way. The PR-4000 is finished with laser cutting, robotic welding, and robotic painting all under one roof. This rack will be the centerpiece of your home gym.
The PR-5000 is a heavy-duty, highly customizable power rack that you’ll never need to upgrade. The rack is tough, made with 3x3” 11-gauge steel with a 1,000lbs rackable capacity. It has 2” hole spacing throughout with 1” pinholes. Laser-cut numbers on every hole makes it easy to line up attachments and set up for your lifts. The PR-5000 is REP’s most configurable system, with a robust attachment ecosystem. Add cable attachments, storage attachments, and so much more to build out your rack.
Customize your rack with a variety of height, depth, and color options. Build a half rack, 4-post, or 6-post rack. Your rack. Your way. The PR-5000 is finished with laser cutting, robotic welding, and robotic painting all under one roof. This rack will be the centerpiece of your home gym. The PR-5000 was voted 2022 Favorite Rack on Reddit r/HomeGym
Rogue RM-3 Monster Rack 2.0
Rogue designed the fully customizable power racks of the Monster Series to meet the high demands of the top professional, collegiate, and high school athletic facilities in the world. We used bigger, 3x3" 11-gauge steel tubing, over-sized 1" hardware, and a bolt-together design for easier portability and affordable shipping. With Version 2.0, we’ve also rolled out a number of new features, including a wide spectrum of custom color options, laser-cut pin position numbers on the uprights and bottom crossmembers, and a keyhole pattern on the sides of each upright-creating compatibility with more add-ons and attachments.
The 30" depth RM-3 Monster Rack is available in three height options (90”, 100”, 108”); comes with all required 1" hardware and 4 band pegs; and ships standard with (2) Rogue Monster 1.5" Wrenches. Any other attachments and accessories pictured are NOT included. You can explore many of our compatible Monster Rack attachments on this page and add selections to your order (at a listed additional cost) via the convenient dropdown menu. - บันเทิง
What was the reason you bought your power rack?
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Gained my strength back and needed a power rack that will allow more flexibility and upgrades as I fully regain my strength! Suffered a stroke last June…
@@wcriderz so glad you are on the mend!!! What power rack did you pick up?
@@NoFate247 REP PR 5000, planning on adding the Lat/low row cable pull selector plate one…
@@wcriderz NICE! That'll add some extra versatility to it. If you use my link, let me know so I can send you a small token of my appreciation.
I am buying my first rack to overcome bone density issues as we age and for health to do squat, press and deadlifts. I did a few coaching sessions at local powerlifting gym to see if I can still deadlift and squat and I can! So now saving look at top notch USA made in while.
Couldn’t be happier with my PR4000 Ares combo.
Been having a home gym for 12 years since I was in high school. Granted my equipment was super budget. Splurged on the PR4000 now that I’m an adult, and even got my gf to start lifting and using it.
Probably the best purchase I’ve ever made
That's awesome!!!! Definitely don't need expensive to get in great workouts but man isn't it nice
Thanks for the Saturday video. I always enjoy them.
Appreciate you being here!!!
@@NoFate247 Also, I have the Rogue Monster Lite Squat stand (3"x3", 5/8" holes). Got it about 6 years ago. I use a 10' x 10' room, so rather limited, for now. It's been a great stand. See you next Saturday. If I upgraded that PR 4k would probably be the one.
You can't go wrong with REP
Yeah they have really turned the corner
@@NoFate247 In 2019, I took a chance on a set of their bumper plates off of Amazon. I had never heard of REP up until that point, but that's how I became aware of them. I ended up upgrading from my cheap Amazon rack and never looked back.
REP fitness all the way. They are the new BIG DAWGS in the home gym space! You can’t go wrong with either the 4,000 or 5,000. They are both awesome and honestly if you are just buying the rack. The price is not bad for such a great quality rack.
Yeah and you actually get a color other than black
Rogue is made in USA and good value.
I like the theory of cheapest of cheap if your starting out (including going used) See how much you will use it and then like everyone you will probably upgrade and no point spending a lot of money of Titan to only upgrade.
Used is the best way if you can find a good deal
I concur! Good info my friend.
Thank you for being here!!! When's the next power lifting meet
@@NoFate247 November
Initially purchased a cheap power rack but quickly upgraded to the PR 5000. A few thousands dollars later I’m deep into the REP rack accessories 😢😂
It's a slippery slope but well worth it. How much you lose selling your first rack if you don't mind me asking
Hard to beat these days
Yeah they seem to be setting the standard for others to catch up to.
Always loved this rack, in hindsight, I should've just bought it when I started out but I thought I was saving money 😂
My T2 works and will continue to work but damn the REP racks look so freakin nice!
I know you put that T2 through it's paces! Nice racks are greeat but we know you can get after it in the budget racks too.
Absolutely 100% agree. If you picked Rep, you are more than likely very happy with that choice. One note on that fancy PR-5000 nameplate-someone told me it is not very nice to tall people with bald heads 😂. Great review man!
I was told and should have mentioned, that you don't need the big name plate with the 5000 you can get one to allow more head room
Rep puts more Pep in my Step more gainz on this train and more core in this hardcore repertoire
😂😂😂 yeah rep helping us all budge that pudge
REP is just getting better with their racks.
I got a titan X3 flat foot in 2017. Got it on sale with a 10in ext to make it a 6 post rack for just over $400
Heck can't beat that price
You have to get racks when they're on sale. Titan is asking 739 for their flat foot x3 but I got it on sale for 590 just recently. Big price difference.
@@MikeOxLong1029 you are absolutely correct. When I got mine it was on sale also.
You got a 6 post rack for a little over 400 shipped? If so that's an awesome price.
@@MikeOxLong1029 titan has free shipping. In 2017 titan would have sales and you could earn titan points. If I remember correctly the total price was about $460 and I had about $50 in titan points.
It was a different time before Covid lock downs. One of my biggest regrets is I didn’t by the titan lat pull/low row gen 1 before Covid. It was less than $1000
Coming up on 2 years with my PR 5000 and couldn’t be happier! And with the way Rep keeps adding accessories they slowly keep closing the gap on Rogue for that #1 spot
Yeah, I believe Rogue doesn't care about the home gym community (from a sales perspective). What color combo you go?
@@NoFate247 matte black. It was either that, orange, green and maybe red was in stock at the time. If given the chance I’d love a white/black rack or the clear grind!
I went from a cheap Cap rack to the Titan X3 and happy with the purchase just wish they added something like Rep functional trainer attachment. Speaking of Titan fitness they have a V2 of the Nemesis functional trainer.
Yeah I saw they came out with that. Version one seemed to disappear over night
I got a Griffin power rack a few years ago. I search for something that was not super expensive and had decent attachments. I was about to get Rogue but damn that cost tho and honestly didn’t know too much about anyone else besides them and didn’t know too much about REP untill recently lol. I’m satisfied with my choice with Griffin tho.. but I’m about to get that Tri post rack from Bulletproof fitness soon tho!
What is making you get the tripost? Any specific reason
@@NoFate247 well, I have the isolator and all and having several people over to lift and doing circuits should be fun! And I like how you can fold away the tripost. I’ll make it my main leg station and have my Griffin have all my main upper body stuff. I also have a squatmax md which I’ll have on one side of my Griffin.
I love versatility and having things in the garage to keep thing functional and fun at same time
Great video 🔥 I had the Rogue RM6 but saw all the attachments that would benefit me. So I sold it and bought PR 5000 best decision💪🏽
That's a huge decision! Impressed you pulled the trigger and glad you did. What color combo you go with?
@@NoFate247 I went with the all red and appreciate your rack attachment videos 🔥
Glad I found your channel! I just moved to a bigger apartment, and I'm turning the guest bedroom into a gym. My cheap, crappy bench/squat stand I've had for years broke during the move, so I've decided to buy something quality, long lasting, and expandable. After reading reviews and watching videos like yours, I'm pretty set on Rep. They've also been super responsive answering many questions from me on email - customer service counts IMO! I'm still deciding on what model and config to get though. PR-4000, 5000V2, Omni or Apollo. And do I go half rack, 4 post, etc etc!! I'm angling towards the 4000 or 5000 since I think they offer the most future expandability. Get it half rack or 4 post now - expand to 6 post or whatever if I get more space in the future! So many decisions...... Videos like yours really help! Thanks!
I would definitely suggest the 4 post over the half rack, imo. But the 4 or 5000 is the way to go with great potential for expansion if you want. Let me know if you have any questions. Also if you use my affiliate link let me know so I can send you a thank you gift 🙏
@@NoFate247 Thanks for replying! My biggest issue (OK my second biggest issue, because money is always the biggest!) is space. It's a pretty small bedroom, and bolting down is not an option. I really want weight storage, which is why I was considering 6 post. I have 2 plate trees which if I could get rid of them, that'd save a lot of floor space. If I can figure out weight storage on a 4 post, I'd go for that. My other concern is about bolting. I know Rep "says" it's needed, but is it really? Can I get away without it - and more specicifcally can I get away without the read stabilizer and front feet extensions, if I don't bolt? The last big thing I'm trying to figure is to leave space for the lat pulldown, and the iso arms - both of which I'd seriously consider for the future - but that's more space to allow for. I'm busy making a spreadsheet to try to figure this all out ha!
@@shirokuro73 IMO you don't need feet or rear stabilizer if you have a 6 post with weight storage attached
@@NoFate247 OMG I did it. Ordered a PR5000-V2. Gah the moneeeyyyyyy!!! I did use your affiliate link, I hope it worked!
@@shirokuro73 it worked, thank you so much. Email me your address so I can send you a thank you gift. What color scheme you go with?
I went PR4000 like you, it was an easy choice for me since my biggest requirements were: 47" width, West Side hole spacing, under 84" height.
Yeah, the height was an issue for me, but if I had extra height I'd def. go with the taller rack. Bit hard to make my basement ceilings any higher though :) What color you get with yours?
@@NoFate247 Same as yours, red posts and black cross members. I did expand mine to an 8 post with spotters out front too. No moving J cups, dedicated spaces for each lift.
@@joecowan3719 and this is why we are best Friends
@@NoFate247 watch till the end, always like the video and try my best to comment something...and use those links for my frankenrack? Who says NY and MA sports fans can't be nice to one another? 🤣
I’m getting the 4000 around Black Friday. I cant wait.
What color are you going to be rocking?
@@NoFate247 clear coat uprights with matte black cross members. Giving it that Raiders look lol. Its neutral but not boring.
@@tuckertech Really good idea! Def. send me photos or tag me when it's live and in action
The Rep Fitness PR 1000 series is best bargain for a power rack under $400 with lots of attachments free shipping if you don't mind that it is made in China.
It is hard to beat that price
Good one! Just sold my Titan X-3 6 post rack. Eventually getting the PR5000 for many of the reasons you mentioned after I rebuild my platform to accommodate that 96.3” beast with lat/low row.
Oh…don’t have to get the bigger nameplate on the pr5000. I didn’t like the headspace it took up so I already ordered the low profile version since it was previously out of stock
I should have mentioned the smaller headplate but I figure most people would want the larger one. Wish I could have gone with the taller rack, but no head room. What color options you going with!
@@NoFate247 clearcoat! Shiney is miney!
@@samrmills those look awesome like a t2000 from terminator movies
@@NoFate247 haha funny…we think alike on that
@@NoFate247 maybe I’ll paint the bolts red on my low profile REP overhead nameplate
I’m looking at getting one, do you have issues doing incline bench with the lat attachment on your rack?
No, I have a few short videos on my Instagram showing me incline benching with the bottom support bar
I got a 100 in Fray Fitness Savage rack on clearance last summer. 3x3 solid. No one talks about them but i haven't had a single problem. Just wish the lever arms had trollies.
That's a crazy deal!!!! You have been happy with it?
@@NoFate247 Yes sir!!!
Shipping cost is a big deal breaker for a lot of companies that charge 500-1200 for shipping a rack to the west coast. I had Sorinex quote me 1200 to ship a rack to California so crazy!
Ouch!!!
@@NoFate247 and they told me I had to assembly it myself a bunch of jerks!!!!
Any attachments available to assist with pullups with either the 4000 or 5000 rack?
Best bet is to buy bands and attach those to the pull up bar
I can’t brake away from my T2 titan power rack. I have so many attachments for it that do not fit other models. So I would lose to much if I upgraded.
That's the thing with buying a power rack, you're really committing to that specific rack. but if it ain't broke no need to fix it. Have you liked the rack so far?
@@NoFate247 yes. It’s the taller T2 series power rack. I used hose from Home Depot to line my safety rods. Bought a lot of attachments from titans website always on the scratch and dent page. But for me it’s fine because I never dead lift over 3 plates at the most and I never back squat more than 2 and a half plates. It’s just not worth the risk of injury while trying to polish my ego.
You guys have a crippling energy drink addiction too?!
To quote Half Baked: "NOW WE CAN SHARE EVERYTHING!"
quality movie, still holds up!
Like budweiser and bad marketing lol. You’re not wrong :)
Yeah they screwed the pouch on that one. People don't want to associate their drinks of choice with political agendas. Just stick to the funny ads and we can all drink happily ever after
I like my PR 4000
What color combo you get
Red crossmember black uprights. I wanted the clear coat, but they did not have them when I ordered, and I didn't have the patience to wait.
Cheapest on AMAZON after KOOP reviewed it in march 2021
There you go!!! Still holding up I assume
@@NoFate247 it's in 1 of the last 2 shorts I posted last month . ITS VERY SOLID .
Aye broski you might wanna double check your titan fitness affiliate link, I couldn't clock it 😕 also I tried copy and past from the browser and that didn't work either
Darn!!! Did you try it from the affiliate page directly? I will try to fix it now
Really appreciate this heads up
@@NoFate247 no problem homie
@NoFate247 it worked on the affiliate page 👍
@@BeerkegGarage So the link worked when I cut and pasted it but it wouldn't come up as a direct link in the description (using firefox). Got to figure out why thanks again!
Do these guys ship to Europe 🤔?
Not yet, they ship to Canada and have some 3rd party outlets that sell their stuff overseas but no shipping yet to my knowledge
@@NoFate247 damn. I will start building my garage gym in september. Only need a rack, bench, some extra weights and I’m done. Ill keep a close eye on them. Thanks for putting them on my radar 👍🏻
Let me know how it all turns out
rogue hr2, when my life depends on it I buy USA
How have you liked it?
@@NoFate247 love it so far. Have one issues with the cross members to the back being 1 hole above the monolift arm so I cant actually take it off so I just flipped it upside down. Doesnt matter to me but need to take them off to do overhead press
@@BrandonRogers-bi4ux was that a height issue or manufacturer issue
@@NoFate247 its a heigh issue with the back posts.
those sound effects ROFL
Rogue is not cheap but a bargain compared to what Hammer Strength and Legend Fitness charge 2-5x for same rack!!!!
Yeah if you think about it lasting a lifetime, it makes sense but definitely not cheap
@@NoFate247 agree 100% and I started with a set of Iron Grip dumbbells and Hammer Strength adjustable bench very expensive but motivate me to work out harder at home. I tried bunch of racks at local power lifting gyms from Rogue to EliteFTS and still like Hammer Strength the best rack so heavy duty.
I got a pr5000 because they sold out of the 4000 version.😂
Heard worse reasons for buying a power rack. You happy with the 5000?
@@NoFate247 oh absolutely. If i could go back, I would probably just get a shorter one (i have the 93 inch one), but thats only in case I get a house with a smaller ceiling.
I prefer to buy USA made rack.
Nothing wrong with that, some people don't want to pay the extra money for America'ln labor 🥲
@@NoFate247 understand and prices are crazy high now to USA made racks geared to rich people and commercial gyms
@@GuitarsAndSynths yeah they are definitely geared towards commercial gyms and not home gyms