X-3 Series Spotter Arms Reviews

4.7 Rating 98 Reviews

The X-3 Series Spotter Arms are designed specifically for the X-3 Series Power Racks to provide extra security when lifting weights alone. Constructed from heavy-duty 11-gauge steel, these Spotter Arms will hold a weight capacity of up to 1,500 LB. Featuring fully lined UHMW plastic liners and a durable powder-coated finish to protect your safety catches and barbell from damage. Additionally, the arms are easy to adjust up and down your X-3 Series rack with quick pin adaptors. These durable Spotter Arms are an absolute must-have for anyone who prefers to do hard training alone.

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“Perfect! Solid piece for x3 rack.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Really like these arms. They are very sturdy. If I wanted to nit-pick I would point out that they are not exactly "plumb" but this is easily corrected with a small shim between rack and the bottom arm brace.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“They wiggle a fair bit on the X3 rack. I wish they felt a bit more solid.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Nice and heavy, solid I don't worry about putting weight on them”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Great product”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Great Buy! Sturdy and well built.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“High quality product, consistent with the other pieces of gym equipment I've purchased from Titan.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“The tolerance on these is too loose and they’re pretty annoying to put on and take off. If you let it slide into place without guiding it carefully it almost always gets caught about 1/2 way when the plastic liner meets your upright. They also come with pins that locks them into place that I’ve never used because they’re such a pain, and don’t really do anything to add stability. I used to have a different design of 3x3 spotter arms from Rep that worked way better, but Rep sucks and is overpriced so whatever.”

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Posted 4 years ago