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Valor Fitness BD-7 Power Rack - Squat Rack and Bench Press Power Cage with LAT Pulldown Attachment and Other Workout Rack Bundle Options for a Complete Weightlifting Home Gym

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Style Name: BD-7 Power Rack w/ Lat Pull


Features

  • Heavy Duty: Whether you are racking your heavy barbell or performing pull-ups, this rack will have your back. It will stay completely still with no shaking or rocking. Comes with heavy duty safety bars for your safety and security while using this rack
  • Versatile: This squat cage can be used in many ways. The rack includes a pull up station with knurled grip at the top of the workout cage, in addition to the lat pull down station with plate loading carriage (lap bar and low row/curl bar included). Use it for squats, bench, pull-ups, lat pulls, bicep curls and many more.
  • Lat Pull Station: Users can use the 38 lat pull bar at the top to perform lat pull down exercises as well as the 20 accessory pull down bar at the bottom to perform cable curls and cable rows. The lap bar is included to secure the user in place (if they slide a bench in the frame) while performing lat pull down exercises. For longer wear and tear, gently return the carriage to the starting position. 200lb max load capacity
  • Easy Assembly: This squat rack does not need to be bolted down. Comes with all necessary hardware and our new and improved manual with easy to follow instructions.
  • Adjustable with Storage: Allows for an organized home gym with 4 plate storage pegs measuring 8 each for ample storage for both Olympic and standard plates on your weight rack. 27 variable positions for bar support, ranging in height from 17.5 to 68. Vibrant numbering system to easily identify variable positions.
  • Compatible Accessories: MB-A Dip Handles, MB-E Short Barbell Holder Set, MB-F Safety Catch Set, MB-J2.0 Plate Storage Attachment
  • Additional: 500 lb. max load if using the bar catchers outside of the power cage, 650 lb. max load if using the bar catchers inside the fitness rack, 750 lb. max load for safety bars

Brand: Valor Fitness


Material: Alloy Steel


Color: Gray


Product Dimensions: 63"L x 44"W x 85"H


Handle Type: Steel


Brand: ‎Valor Fitness


Material: ‎Alloy Steel


Color: ‎Gray


Product Dimensions: ‎63"L x 44"W x 85"H


Handle Type: ‎Steel


Maximum Weight Recommendation: ‎500 Pounds


Included Components: ‎Lat Pull Station


Warranty Type: ‎Limited


Item Weight: ‎182 Pounds


Manufacturer: ‎Valor Athletics Inc.


UPC: ‎844192000666


Global Trade Identification Number: ‎66


Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: ‎81 x 12 x 6 inches


Package Weight: ‎113.7 Pounds


Item Dimensions LxWxH: ‎63 x 44 x 85 inches


Brand Name: ‎Valor Fitness


Suggested Users: ‎Supply


Number of Items: ‎1


Part Number: ‎2BD0072BM


Style: ‎BD-7 Power Rack w/ Lat Pull


Size: ‎One Size


Date First Available: January 1, 2009


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Style Name: BD-7 Power Rack w/ Lat Pull
I bought this 2 months ago to the day. I wanted to write a review, but I wanted to give it time for the excitement to wear off so I could give a more everyday impression of it. My quick background as a lifter... I'm in my early 30s, been lifting since my mid 20s... only recently got my diet and routine dialed in though. Anyway, I always knew I wanted a home gym, as whether I go to a local gym near work or home I lose a good 30-40 minutes getting there and coming back. My wife likes working out but hates the gym environment as well. Alright, enough of my life story... how is the RACK? Assembly was pretty easy. Just get a hand drill with a 3/8" socket adapter, a 17mm socket and a 17mm wrench. I think that's all I needed. Instructions were pretty straightforward and it took about an hour. The cage itself feels pretty high quality... I can see myself using this for decades. Using the rack itself is pretty good. I have it in a room that is 11x12' in size, with a vertical leg press machine, a plate tree and some plastic dressers. The room is definitely full, but I can move around and have enough room to either go through my routines, which are all supersets, or to be in the room with my wife while she works out without feeling like we are on top of each other. I know what you want to know. WHAT IS THE DEAL WITH THE PULLEYS? Well I have used them 4-5x per week for the last 2 months, and so far they feel great. I tried various things to lubricate the pulley shaft... the last thing I tried was Vaseline, but I haven't touched that in weeks. Ultimately it works, though I do wish it had more sophisticated bearings for the weight holder itself. I read some reviews about the pulleys getting chewed up so I pre-emptively ordered some metal pulleys... I have not installed them yet though. The stock units are working fine so far, even when I load them up with ~170+ lbs. The unit just feels very solid. My only gripe, and it's so minor I don't feel it's enough to take any stars off, is when I rack bench weight in the cage the unit leans back a little bit. It needs stabilizing feet in front and in the back. But that is really minor. It doesn't feel like the unit is going to fall backwards or is dangerous at all. Other thing is the weight holders are too close together. I would love more space to have the flexibility to put 45s on both levels. So to sum up here are the pros and cons from my POV: Pros: - Phenomenal price - Good build quality - High/low pulleys work great even with heavy weight - Quick and easy assembly - Height gives enough clearance for chinups Cons (really minor): - Unit tips back a little bit when racking barbell for bench - Weight holders are too close together for Olympic 45s on both levels I am a bit neurotic when it comes to a lot of things, and I am an engineer, so I am more relieved than anything that this works so well. It's a simple but effective design and an incredible value. If you can wean yourself off of fancy machines and stick with free weights this should cover all your needs and render HELLA GAINS. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2015 by Yaw Ankobiah
    • Great Foundation for Your Home Gym
Style Name: BD-7 Power Rack w/ Lat Pull
I have owned this rack for over a year and I am as pleased with it today as I was when I first got it. I would like to start by saying this is only half (maybe a third) of the investment you're going to have to make in order to start throwing weight around at home. After (or along) with this purchase, you're going to have to get a bar, a bench, and weights, with the latter probably being the most expensive of the three. But this rack is ideal for solo, at home work if you're unable to get a spotter. Assembly was relatively easy. (Going off of memory) Instructions were mostly exploded views showing what beams went where and what combination of bolts and washers to use. I was able to build it by myself. The whole thing came in two packages. After assembly, I was very pleased with the end result. By itself it feels sturdy but when you utilize the weight trees on each side, you can use the pull-up bar like the Olympic uneven bars and this thing would't budge. It's solid. The cable system in the back is what set this rack apart from the rest. It comes with both a lat pull bar and a short straight bar (it's not in the stock picture/it doesn't rotate like aftermarket ones). These along with a tricep rope I made out of a carabiner and a 1.5 foot length of rope are all the attachments I have needed to use. The only problem I have encountered with the cable system is that they don't rotate freely at the ends, so all the turning that naturally happens after a while gets stored in the cable and they start to twist around. This is easily fixed. I usually work out 4 times a week and I find myself having to fix this maybe 4 or 5 times a year. This rack is designed with STANDARD PLATES in mind. But I have used both the cable system and plate trees with my Olympic plates with no problems at all and with zero modification. Valor also supplies a "padded utility bar" with this rack, which is a nice touch. This rack along with the before mentioned items might seem like a big price to pay, but it's worth it in saving money from gym memberships; you don't have to wait, clean up after someone else, and best of all, you don't have to drive there... so now you don't have an excuse to not get an effective workout! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 28, 2012 by foxhound68

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