Titan Fitness Reviews

I shopped around for power rack for some time and decided on the X3 Flatfoot and am very pleased with my purchase. The rack is an absolute tank. I was considering a cheaper lighter weight rack but decided I want the extra stability and safety of a better rack. It is way more than I need at my level but I wanted it for saftey more than anything. I opted for the flip down safeties and I am glad I did. I feel very safe to train to failure inside this rack. I can do pullups on it and it doesn't budge. I purchased an extra set of the standard J-hooks. I think I may get another set of the sandwhich J-hooks. The lip on the standard J-hooks seems large and difficult to clear when racking and unracking on bench press movements. They are fine for squats and oveer head presses though. I love this rack and would highly reccomend it.

It’s a great rack. It’s just the right size and does what I need it to do. My only suggestion would be making the pull up bar extenders optional.

"This is exactly what I was looking for. A plate-loaded bench press machine that can do incline, flat and decline bench presses. I use it in my home gym and like to lift heavy and now I don't have to worry about crushing myself on those last reps the same way when I was lifting with a traditional barbell set-up. It's very heavy duty and well constructed. Highly recommend!!"

"This is my 2nd rack. Have one from another well known American made brand. This one holds up to it in every way. Packaged perfectly, shipped and arrived in just a couple days. The fit and finish of the parts is top notch (the j cups may be even nicer than my previous). Very impressed all around. Outside of the simple pride of buying an American made brand this rack is just as good for a fraction of the price. Went together in a very obvious manner (it doesn\u2019t have printed install instructions but honestly you don\u2019t really need them but it would be a nice touch). I have several things from Titan and they all have been exceptional. "

"Overall, I\u2019m really happy with my Titan Fitness GHD. I gave it 4 stars mainly due to the shipping experience\u2014while nothing was severely damaged, a couple of pieces arrived with some finish scraped off, and one of the plastic endcaps was broken. Fortunately, Titan\u2019s customer service was great and quickly sent replacement parts, which I really appreciated.\r\n\r\nI was most concerned about the quality of the pads after reading some mixed reviews, but they completely exceeded my expectations. The pads are firm and supportive, and the covering feels really durable\u2014definitely a high point.\r\n\r\nAssembly took me about an hour and a half. It wasn\u2019t exactly easy, but not overly difficult either. Just make sure to lay everything out first and pay close attention to the details\u2014it\u2019ll save you some headache.\r\n\r\nMy main critique is the wheels. They\u2019re quite small and don\u2019t roll very well, which makes moving this heavy unit a bit of a chore. Not a dealbreaker, but definitely something to note if you\u2019re tight on space or plan to move it often.\r\n\r\nI also noticed what others have mentioned about the tightness of the footplate area. It\u2019s a snug fit getting in and out, but I\u2019m hoping that\u2019ll ease up a bit with regular use.\r\n\r\nDespite a few minor drawbacks, I\u2019m really glad I chose this model over other budget GHDs. The design matched the aesthetic I was going for, the build quality was better than expected, and the heavier weight gives me confidence when doing GHD sit-ups and hip\/back extensions. It feels solid, stable, and like it\u2019ll last a long time."

"They hold weight, just make sure you put the bolt heads the right way or they can interfere with weights"

"The leverage squat is a fantastic purchase. I have used it for a few weeks now. The assembly was a little challenging, but I made it through. Now that I have used it, I can tell you that I am a fan of the resistance curve this has - a little lighter at the point where your knees are fully bent, and heaviest at the top. This matches the natural strength curve of the body. It helps me to go to full depth with load, and make it back up. "