Which one /fit/?

>>41361172
The left looks like a better dildo mount. The angles make it a bit easier to use.

Is that a dildo hanger

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Should've known /fit/ wouldn't be able to identify weight racks.

>>41361182
its a dildo for groups

Right, angled plateholders suck nigger cock.

>>41361172
Right. It holds 8 rows of plates compared to the 4+1 sucky bottom peg on the left.

>>41361172
right has more pegs to fit plates on. that's what I'd go with

>>41361405
>>41361407
You suppose you could store two 20kg plates on just one of those pegs?

>>41361172
>5 pegs on one
>8 pegs on other

I personally prefer the 5 peg one because you can put it against a wall flat without it poking out too much and still take off your weights, but if you have a lot of plates than the 8 peg one is definitely the go to one, even if you'll have to bend over for your 2.5lb, 5lb, and 10lb plates.

>>41361172

Right is more functional

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>>41361439
This guy gets it

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NICE RACK YOU GOT THERE....YOU GONNA DO SOME BARBELL CURLS?

>>41361209
I'm fairly confident that angled plates are meant for gyms that don't want people deadlifting and oly lifting. They're completely useless

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>>41361460
>Home Gym Crew

This is how I have mine set up, I keep everything on the tree except the 45's which I store on the rack.

>>41361497
Well you're gonna have to use both hands to remove weights I think, but they're safer if you have kids running around I suppose.

>>41361497
Jokes on them, they only give you more reason to drop the weights.