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Style: Lat Pull-down Attachment Only
Features
- Your purchase includes One Fitness Reality LAT Pull-Down attachment for the Super Max Power Cage | Power Cage, olympic bar, weight plates and bench are not included
- 2 Olympic plates need to be used with Olympic Adapter Sleeves (Not Included). Weight plates not included. 270 lbs. weight plate capacity.Safety bars are compatible with 7 Olympic bars
- Includes high and low row pulley systems. High tensile strength nylon coated cable. Easy glide 2 x 2 chrome guide rail for smooth operation. Includes one 39 bar and one 20 low row bar attachments with foam grips
- Builds muscles on your upper back, shoulders and arms (biceps and triceps) with a variety of exercises such as Wide Lat Pull-down, Lat Pull Over, Triceps Extensions and more. Ball Bearing Pulley Systems provides smooth operation
- Extended lower rear cross bar provides extra space for fitting in benches and footrest for seated row exercises. 6. 5 Long weight plate storage post. Two 1-inch Spring Clip Collars included. Use with Olympic or standard weight plates
- [DIMENSIONS]- LAT PULL DOWN WHEN ATTACHED TO CAGE 68" (Depth) x 46" (Wide) x 83.25" (Height). See Image.
Specs & Other Info
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Weight of Item | 28.58 Kilograms |
| Manufacturer | Fitness Reality |
| Color Options | Chrome, Black |
| Construction Material | Alloy Steel |
| Type of Handle | Fixed Handle |
| Max Weight Capacity | 270 Pounds |
| Product Dimensions (L x W x H) | 46.5 x 35 x 84.5 inches |
| Package Size (L x W x H) | 72.25 x 11.25 x 9.25 inches |
| Package Weight | 28.58 Kilograms |
| Warranty | 1 year limited |
| Model | 710 |
| Target Audience | Unisex-adult |
| Accessory Included | Lat Pull-down Attachment |
| Size Availability | One Size |
| Initial Release Date | February 13, 2019 |
Frequently asked questions
The Super Max 810 XLT model supports up to 800 lbs of weight capacity. This makes it suitable for a variety of strength training exercises, including heavy squats, bench presses, and overhead presses.
Yes, the Fitness Reality Squat Rack Power Cage can be equipped with an optional LAT Pulldown and Leg Holdown attachment. This allows for a wider variety of exercises, including lat pulldowns, tricep press downs, and leg extensions, enhancing your full-body workout experience.
Absolutely, the Super Max 810 XLT is designed to be compact enough for home use while still offering the stability and versatility needed for a comprehensive workout. Its durability and range of possible exercises make it an excellent addition to any home gym.
No, the power cage itself does not include a bench. However, it is compatible with squat and bench rack combos, allowing users to easily add their own bench for bench presses and other exercises. The rack is designed to work with most flat benches, making it versatile for different workout routines.
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The consensus among reviewers is highly favorable for this power cage, highlighting its excellent value, ease of assembly, and sturdy construction. Reviewers appreciate its compatibility with their home gym setups, offering a solid foundation for a variety of workouts despite a few minor drawbacks. The cage's affordable price point and utility for both beginners and seasoned exercise enthusiasts make it a popular choice.
Pros
- 🔧 Easy to assemble with clear instructions, taking between 30-60 minutes to set up.
- 💪 Sturdy and stable for most exercises, especially when properly weighted down.
- 🎯 Fits a wide array of needs for a home gym, supporting various attachments and exercises.
- 💵 Incredible value for the price, providing good quality without breaking the bank.
- 🔄 Versatile with universal attachment compatibility, enhancing its utility.
Cons
- ⚖ Somewhat unstable without additional weights, particularly for certain exercises.
- 🔩 Minor issues with powder coating quality and durability reported.
- 👎 Pull-up bar lacks knurling, and some components like J-cups and chrome hooks could be improved.
- 📏 Pull-up bar height and hole numbering could be better for improved usability.
Should I Buy It?
If you're looking for an affordable, sturdy foundation to start or enhance your home gym, this power cage is a great investment. Despite minor flaws, its pros significantly outweigh the cons, making it suitable for a wide range of users. Given its positive reviews for stability, versatility, and overall value, it's a recommended buy for those eager to pursue their fitness goals without overspending.
Style: Power Cage Only
TLDR: great value for the price. Hits all the essentials and is efficiently sized. To give context of the type of athlete I am: I strength train consistently, bench 220lbs and squat 275 lbs at 181 lbs. Ultimately, I would consider myself a intermediate weight lifter who trains to be fit and look good. Due to COVID and elevated chances of getting it at a gym, I decided to invest into a home gym; with a Power Rack as my first purchase. My objective was to buy a Power Rack that will be safe to lift moderate to above moderate weight. And of course, I was looking for a product with the best value. I also did not have the option to bolt down a rack or bolt a rack to a studded wall, since it was going to be in an unfinished basement. I researched all of the top brands and read/watched many online reviews (shout out to Cooper at Garage Gym Reviews!). Pretty quick, it became clear that there were two options: go with a top brands like Rogue or go with a budget-friendly brand, many of which can be found on Amazon. The top brands come with a high price tag but you get what you pay for: sturdy and consistently build equipment with great customer service and warranties to back it up. One hiccup in the process was not many items are in stock due to the low supply in the industry. I was turned on to the FR 810xlt from a YouTube review, which concluded that this product has all the essentials needed in a Power Rack for about a quarter of the price of the top brands. I also liked the attachment options - I ended adding four plate storage pins, the dip bars, and landmine attachment. I nearly bought the lat pull down attachment too but found an alternative pulley system that took up less space and was removable (I highly recommend that too - they're about $50; in contast to the $200+ listed on Amazon for the FR lat pull down attachment). Pros: - It is sturdy... enough. There is a very slight wobble but it's nothing to be concerned about if you are under the max weight cap. This slight wobble is expected since the rack isn't bolted in. -The space in the power rack is perfectly sized for one person. Any less space would be too tight to comfortably lift. Any more would take up space for other equipment in your workout area. Perfectly sized for my needs. -The paint quality and finish is not cheap. I have already done my fair share of aggressive barbell reracks and would have thought by now some of the paint would've chipped off. I'm happy to report the rack looks fantastic still. -The Price. When I bought this rack a month back, with was ~$250 without the attachments. That's incredible for the level of quality and costistency offered by this Power Rack. Even if the rack has increased in price due to lack of supply, this is still worth the price point. Cons: -The holes are not numbered. This honestly is not a big deal to me. I'm going to by some magnets to label which holes I use for each exercise. -The rack didn't come with wrenches for configuration. I ended up having to buy a socket set, which I should've had in the first place. -The Packaging is very heavy. Fair warning... You will want someone else with you to carry it. Say sorry to the UPS guy too. -The assembly process was difficult for one person. There's a lot of bolting and socketing. That was a work out on it's own. It probably took twice as long for me to set it up since i did it myself. I recommend having someone help you, if possible. The manufacturer recommends that as well. -The pull up bar handles are a little slick. I wish the were knurled or had some texture for a better grip. If that's a concern for you, you can buy pull up grips on Amazon. -The pin holes are only on two sides of the upright (front and back). Fitness Reality probably did this for the structural integrity reasons. It would be nice to have holes on all for sides. It would allow for so many more attachment options. In conclusion, this rack is one of the best values on the market. I was very close to purchasing a Rouge Monster Lite rack but I decided to take a chance on this rack. I'm very glad I did. I have a feeling this rack is going to be with me for a very long time.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 6, 2020 by Cbesse Cbesse
Style: Power Cage Only
This came so well packaged - I was impressed. Everything I need to put this together was in the box, clearly marked. I put this together by myself until it came to attach the pull bar to the second frame at which point my husband had to help me. Took about an hour and a half to do the whole thing and the instructions were very clear. The equipment is sturdy. I don't have any instability at all. It sits on stall mats which are laid across a concrete floor. The cage is lightweight enough that I was able to move it by myself to its final spot after it was all put together. You will need an alignment punch to attach the cross bars at the back of the rack. They're inexpensive and indispensable. (Don't use a wooden or plastic stick - it will snap!) Once all the screws are tightened, you will have a solid piece of equipment that should last for many years.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2025 by Wendy Perez
Style: Power Cage Only
This is a great budget rack! I was pleasantly surprised with the build quality, and the sturdiness of it. being able to bench and squat with safety bars is nice when you workout alone. It has improved the functionality of my home gym substantially. If you haven't watched the reviews online, you should. this rack has been torture tested by several big name channels, and it passed every one. if you are contemplating buying it, i encourage you to buy it. You will not be sorry. Some of the things i like about it are; provides added safety, integrated pull up bars, sturdiness, and the ability to use attachments from other racks with 1 inch holes. The only thing I don't like are the J cups that are not really J cups. They hold the bar well enough, but I plan on upgrading soon.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2025 by Hugh vaughan
Style: Power Cage Only
This was purchased in March 2023, so I'm not sure how much has changed since earlier reviews. The box was delivered with minor exterior damage (expected based on the weight), but the contents were all individually wrapped, and cushioned with foam and cardboard, and the box was reinforced with a few thin wooden squares; no damage. The instructions were easy to follow, showed exactly where stickers/decals should end up, and each post had an "up" arrow sticker. I took note of other reviewers having trouble squatting in the cage because of the top brace. Costco sells the same cage but without the top bracket. I built this with the brace, then removed it to see if there was any difference in stability. There was no difference, so I left the top brace off. It would definitely interfere with squats or spotting my kids when they bench press. I also took heed of the shoddy/dangerous j-hooks mentioned in other reviews, so I bought Yes4All j-hooks and plate holders at the time of the purchase. The advantage of this cage over similar products is that it has standard 2x2 posts and 1-inch holes. Attachment options are almost limitless. I would give this product a 5-star rating except it would not represent the overall quality and stability of the cage. You get what you pay for. The kids are going into their senior year, and it will just be me left alone with the home gym after next year. I could not justify paying $5K plus for a cage. This will get the job done for a lot less. I will update the reviews after a few months of use. Both my son and daughter compete in Olympic weightlifting in high school, so the garage gym equipment will be put to the test. July UPDATE: So glad I saved money on the squat rack. It really only holds the bar between exercises. I think if someone wanted to attach pullies or use the rack as a platform for other equipment, it might need to be a more stable and expensive rack. The kids have learned to use the safety bars for their feet to extend pullup workouts and to switch grips. The smooth pullup bars provide no grip whatsoever, so I wrapped them in sports tape (hockey stick tape would work as well). The other reason the cheaper rack is sufficient is the kids use the home-built lifting platform as much as the rack, so we're getting good use out of the rubber weights. I also bought a rubber barbell boot instead of a bolt-on landmine for the rack. The rubber boot doesn't scratch the bar and it sticks like super glue to the textured horse stall mats on the lifting platform. Everything is holding up great.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2023 by Jeremy Novak Jeremy Novak