Body-Solid (GPR378 Power Rack - Heavy-Duty Steel Squat Cage with Adjustable Safety Bars and Chin-Up Bar for Home and Light Commercial Gym
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- INDUSTRY LEADER: For 30+ years, Body Solid has held the widest array of products designed to meet the demands of the ever-changing fitness industry (home gym, free weight machines, treadmills, bikes, ellipticals, weight plates, kettlebells, dumbbells, flooring, accessories and more). Our products are cutting edge and reliable and are built for Life......Your Life.
- 20 ADJUSTMENT LEVELS: It's a powerhouse that accommodates a range of workouts with 20 adjustment levels, ideal for home and light commercial use. Its sturdy design ensures it can handle the toughest workouts, providing you with a reliable and long-lasting piece of gym equipment for your strength training regimen.
- SAFETY & CONVENIENCE: Enhanced with new and improved square safety catches, this Power Rack ensures maximum protection during heavy lifts. The rack's adjustable lift-offs and safety rails are strategically positioned every 3 inches, providing a customizable and secure environment for strength training.
- EXCEPTIONAL DESIGN & FINISH: This Power Rack not only provides a dependable and versatile structure for your strength training but also features an electrostatically applied powder coat finish. This finish enhances the rack's durability by resisting chipping and scratching, ensuring that it maintains its professional appearance through rigorous and repeated use.
- DIMENSIONS: Built to withstand intense workouts, this Power Rack boasts a heavy-duty 11-gauge steel 3" x 3" mainframe. The high tensile strength steel frames are constructed with all-4-side welded joints, ensuring longevity and reliability in your home gym. Measures 50"x46"x80" and weighs 225lbs. Lifetime manufacutrer warranty on frame & welds.
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Freedom of movement combined with adjustable racking and safety positions make the Power Rack a must-have for those who want to strength train without compromise. The Body-Solid Pro Power Rack is designed to work with all types of benches and engineered for extreme workouts. Heavy-duty 11-gauge high tensile strength steel frames feature all-4-side welded construction and oversized industrial strength hardware. Electrostatically applied powder coat finish resists chipping and scratching through the most brutal routines. If you want to get bigger and stronger fast, a Body-Solid Pro Power Rack is what you need. This product features a Lifetime for in-home, personal usage. Pads, pulleys, cables, frames, and everything in between is covered for as long as you own the equipment. This product is Commercial Rated and features a Lifetime on frames, welds, weight plates & guide rods. 3 Years on pulleys, bushing, bearings & hardware. 1 Year on cables, upholstery, grips and all other components.
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 76.5 x 35 x 18 inches
Package Weight: 111.58 Kilograms
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 50 x 46 x 80 inches
Item Weight: 200 Pounds
Warranty Description: In Home Lifetime Warranty covers Frame and all Parts for original purchaser.
Model Name: GPR378
Color: Grey
Material: Alloy Steel
Suggested Users: unisex-adult
Number of Items: 1
Manufacturer: Body-Solid, Inc.
Part Number: GPR378
Model Year: 2018
Included Components: Power Rack
Sport Type: Exercise & Fitness
Date First Available: June 21, 2004
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This is the real deal no nonsense rack of all racks. Get it and you wont' regret it. It's worth the extra money if you plan to have it for a long time. I've had lesser quality ones in the past and noticed that the cheaper ones rust quicker, feel unstable and have lower quality attachment options. One of the best things about this is the lat pull down attachment. Not many people know, but you can get a lat pull down attachment for this that is gym club quality. I'm referring to the type of lat pull down that has the two skinny tubes that the weights glide up and down on. Many other brands offer lat attachments for power racks that don't have that and instead have a square post that the weight is supposed to glide up and down on... I have heard from many people that those types suck and are a waste of money. Spend the extra cash, save a few more weeks or moths if you have to in order to get this because you won't regret it. It is totally worth it. My kids will be inheriting this when they are ready to start lifting one day, they (twin boys) are 3 years old now. This thing is so solid I think even my grand kids will inherit this too.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2014 by Pop’s
Not sure what other reviews are talking about but the instructions are extremely straight forward. It’s a thin booklet with written step-by-step instructions and detailed yet simple schematics. Almost all of the hardware used is the same (all washers and nylon nuts are the same) with the exception of 2 different length bolts but thread pitch and socket size are the same. It seems that common sense is lost among the masses because you never tighten any hardware down until everything’s assembled and situated correctly, you face the hardware outward and not inward so you don’t run the risk of catching your clothes or skin against the ends of the bolts, and you triple check clearances and tighten the hardware down in a pattern so that everything is uniform. You’d think that these rules of assembling furniture/ equipment would be standard but others have given lesser ratings for just not understanding how to turn a wrench correctly. I’m giving this 4 stars because it does have a little side to side sway (absolutely does NOT rock forward or backward) but this doesn’t really affect anything. Not the stability while racking weight, when using the pull up bar, or dropping weight onto the spotter arms. I also have this assembled on top of thick padded gym flooring so that probably contributes to the sway as opposed to having it set up on a hard surface. I have a tendency to over tighten things so I did create some concaves in the 3x3 uprights (although I didn’t try to apply maximum force). I’m a short guy so the 80” overall height was perfect for me but definitely not meant for those over 5’8”. The spotter arms and j-hooks have no padding or protective layer so you’ll end up scratching them/ messing up the knurling of your bar unless you add some protection. I bought this because I have limited space and wanted a cage system to work inside of to avoid any potential oopsies and didn’t care for any other cheaply made 50-in-1 “full gym” systems with crappy cables/ pulleys, manufactured with inferior materials, and Chinese branding all over. This comes with a lifetime residential use warranty on the frame and welds, not just a 1 or 2 year like most others. Body Solid’s been around for some time and is a respected and recognized fitness brand. Shipping was smooth and efficient. A semi with a full length trailer dropped off a single pallet on my residential street with 3 boxes on it by appointment and nothing was damaged. No mangled boxes, nothing crushed, and no oxidation on the parts. Everything was packaged nicely and the individual boxes were easy enough to manage individually. If you have low ceilings/ limited working space, if want to focus on compound lifts and/ or the use of free weights but don’t want your bar rolling away from you on your garage or basement floor, if you want piece of mind and longevity from your purchase, this is probably the best choice in this price range. Not perfect, but pretty good. Other minor inconveniences are as follows: - the j-hooks aren’t my favorite, most others agree with me on this one. - aftermarket support for parts and accessories is pretty much non-existent due to the size and spacing of the upright holes (3”x3” uprights and 2” diameter holes). No, the stuff you already have probably definitely won’t work. - some lifts have to be performed on the outside of the rack like standing overhead presses and incline presses due to smaller working space on the inside of the rack. - no plate storage on this unit which would add much more stability so you’ll at least want a weight tree or something. - the upright holes aren’t numbered so you’ll have to break out a sharpie and go to town. I’d buy this again. No frills, just traditional and reliable. Unless you have triple the funds to afford a rack over $1,000 this is your best bet. Go heavy 🤙 EDIT 01/01/2026 About 2 months later and the power rack feels much more solid than when first assembled. The parts and hardware have had time to settle after regular use of the rack and the entire assembly’s settled into the cushioned flooring nicely so now there isn’t any sway. Upgrading my initial rating to ⭐️4.5⭐️ because my other judgements still stand; no protective padding on the j-hooks or spotter arms so they scratch immediately, no weight storage even as a separate accessory option which would add loads more stability to this already stable setup, lack of aftermarket support options because of the funky design, etc.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2025 Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2025 by Chris Garcia
This rack is very stable and of high quality and value. It should last a lifetime. The only downside is the assembly, since you will want to have more than one person and because the instructions aren’t good. The footprint is perfect for our basement. The liftoffs, spotter arms and chin up bar are rock solid. I highly recommend.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2024 by Matt M
When I was looking to build my home gym I had a lot of trouble finding equipment I was confident wouldn't wobble, wiggle or shimmy under the weight I'd be exposing it to. As such, now that I own this piece of equipment, I'll try and provide that information. Quality: I'd categorize this rack for use by high-level amateurs, or lower-level professionals. I use the rack to regularly squat over 385lbs and it feels entirely solid. I have no doubt that it can support much more weight than I throw at it. The construction and finish are nearly on par with commercial equipment. Weld quality is pretty good, but not great. The welds offered full joint coverage and will no doubt keep the rack together, they just aren't entirely consistent or professional looking. The pull-up bar is very sturdy and doesn't appear to flex at all when I do weighted pull-ups (total weight on the bar ~235lbs). Assembly: Assembly is pretty straight-forward and can be completed in less than an hour. You will need wrenches/sockets (19mm, if memory serves) which are not provided with the rack. Shipping/delivery: This shipped freight, arrived surprisingly fast, and without any problems. Other: I paired this rack with the Body-Solid SFB349G bench and overall would recommend both to a serious, amateur lifter. You may need to adjust how you unrack the bar prior to squatting. I prefer to have the bar in front of me, lean/step forward to get my shoulders under it, unrack it and step backwards once to be centered in the rack. With this rack it's difficult to do that because the bottom cross-bar would get in the way while unracking. I believe the rack is designed so you would unrack the bar from the rear posts (the bar-holders are in fact shown attached to the rear posts in the image), then step forward one step to be centered in the rack. Not a huge deal, just a change from what I prefer.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2016 by Adam
Unless you plan to lift +700 lbs (it’s rated for 800) this solid Power Rack will get the job done. It is the best choice on this price range. The 3x3” 11-gauge steel tubing makes it very solid, sturdy, stable and safe. Great quality, very well made. I use it in my home gym for squat, bench press, rack pulls, pull ups and to attach my pulley for pull workouts Easy assembly, it took less than 2 hours with little help Cons: Safety bars adjust every 3”. Not an issue for me but I can’t deny I’d prefer 1” or 2” spacing. You may need to get some rubber for the top of the safety bars to protect your barbell’s knurling and the safety bars
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Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2017 by D. Caballero
Setup took about one and a half hours with another person helping and using a battery powered ratchet. For the most part the rack feels sturdy, but there is some minor swaying. This may be due to the fact that one of the feet didn't completely fit all the way in and is slightly lower than the others. But it's not a big deal. Another very minor annoyance, and one that won't affect 99.9% of people using this rack, is that the J hooks and safety bars don't fit in the rear top-most holes because the backsides run into the triangular pieces. Speaking of the J hooks, I am not very fond of their shape or how long they are. I've heard of a company that sells custom hooks for this rack so I might have to look into that. The chin up/pull up bar feels extremely sturdy, I'm 220 pounds and tested it by doing weighted chins with an extra 70 pounds and felt completely safe. It has knurling everywhere but the center, however the center has a grippy texture to it. The only annoying thing is the rack isn't very tall, I'm 6'0" and have to bend my legs when using the bar. I might end up laying some wood beams under the rack to give it some extra height. In addition to the rack I also bought the dip attachment for it, the Body-Solid DR378. This attachment is awesome since not only does it give you a variety of widths for doing dips, but you can do other exercises with it like body weight rows and hammer-grip pull ups. Before purchasing the rack I saw many people on fitness forums recommend it, and so far I am pleased with it.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 22, 2014 by randir14
I have had this rack for ten years and it is still going strong. Best investment I ever made for my home gym. Get it and never look back.
Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2026 by Kyle
Solid product. I've had this for 4 years now. It's a good rack and you can do most compound lifts with it. However, buyer beware: the 1.25 inch holes make this rack nearly impossible to dot 95% of all rack attachments. The 3 inch spacing of the holes make this rack very limited in how you set up bench press heights. Do I use mine everyday? Yes. It's sturdy and solid. However, if you are looking for a rack that can accommodate many different attachments, do NOT buy this rack.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2020 by Danny Rothstein