X-3 Series Folding Power Rack 90" / 21" Reviews

4.6 Rating 20 Reviews

The X-3 Series Folding Space Saving Racks gives you the functionality of a power rack with a small footprint. We offer our Folding Racks in Short and Tall models with depth options of 21.5" or 41.5". Featuring reinforced J-Hooks, heavy-duty 3" x 3" 11-gauge square steel uprights with laser-cut holes spaced 2" on the center, westside hole spacing throughout the front of the uprights, 6" hole spacing on the sides, and a bolt-together design. Utilizing a pin and hinge system for efficient storage, when not in use easily fold your power rack away for later use. No longer will you have a bulky piece of equipment taking up space in your home.
NOTE: We offer our X-3 Series Folding Power Rack in a Short (80") and a Tall (90") Models to fit your gym needs.

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“Beccause I had a fairly small room with lower ceilings to work with, the T-3 and X-3 folding racks were a good option. Even if I didn't usually fold them up, they would take up less space than a full rack and *could* be folded away if necessary. The room I use already houses a rower and treadmill so it's already fairly full, especially when I consider adding plates and a bench to the mix. I opted for the X-3 over the T-3 because it was on sale for cheaper *and* I like the added safety of the 3"x3" posts, though I'm really not going to stress them or the 2"x3" of the T-3. I have only 2 minor complaints. The first is how the posts are bolted to the swing arms means that you lose some positions for the J-hooks and other accessories. Originally, I positioned the swing arms at the very top and bottom of the posts but that turned out to mean I couldn't quite get the pull-up bar as high as I wanted but *also* meant that when I tried to do dips on the dip handles, I would hit my head on the pull-up bar. It was hard to see that before I had already assembled and attached the rack to the wall. The fix was relatively easy but left holes in my drywall that I had to patch and paint, a job I dislike. One thing I did, that I recommend is used T-nuts on the back side of the stringer I attached to the wall so I can bolt and unbolt the swing arms from the stringer without risking stripping the holes or having to remove the stringers. My second, *minor* complaint is with the number of holes in the posts used to position the J-hooks, safety arms, etc. In general, I *really* like the amount of adjustability they provide, *however* they make it tough to quickly figure out if you are using the same hole on each post so as to have the hooks or arms at the same height. I might end up adding markings of some sort just to make it quicker to eyeball, but in the meantime, I use the side holes as a gauge. Overall, though, I'm really happy with the rack and accessories.”

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“Excellent rack. Fold flat on the wall. Great for the tight garage and very sturdy.”

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“High quality and a great price!”

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“Rack works perfectly inside a fairly small footprint in my basement. I'm impressed by how close to the wall it gets when folded in. Installation is not too bad. I assembled on thr ground and set it upright against 2x6 stringers. Used a level to confirm placement before I fastened to the upper stringer. I used 2.5 lb steel plates from my cheap barbell set as foot pads to ensure I could fold in as needed. Great equipment!”

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Posted 1 year ago

“First off this rack is amazing! Just wish I looked into dimensions a little better.. I bought the 21” rack with the Titian adjustable bench and my only complaint is that my bench’s base is to long to do any type of work out ( BB military press for example ) inside / with my back to the rack. So I would buy the longer version for that reason. I will be looking into purchasing the longer arms. I put the rack up all by myself so assembly isn’t an issue if you’re 1/2 way inclined with tools and strength.Make sure to use little spacers underneath the foot base to allow room to fold in and out. 10/10 rack is everything I wanted in the garage!”

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Posted 1 year ago

“This is a perfect rack for a garage gym with limited space. Set up was pretty easy and straightforward. The only reason I did not give a 5 star review is that the instructions lacked recommendations for hardware needed to mount to wall. It was a little of a guessing game to figure iut. It would have been helpful if there were some recommendations suggested”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Love the rack and set up. Perfect in my small one car garage.”