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>>42110274
Seems like a good way to die if you lift anything more than the bar.

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>>42110287
>500 lb weight capacity/dimensions: 43.31"L x 44.09"W x 72.05"H

How much do you squat bro?

>>42110287
This. I was browsing amazon last night to see if there was any good prime deals on a power rack and fuck that. I'd have bought one from walmart already if I wanted to die.

>>42110274
>cap shit
>500lbs capacity

please. stop falling for the fucking prime day meme.

this rack is $199 all the time and a shitton better (800lbs capacity, superior construction)

https://www.amazon.com/Fitness-Reality-810XLT-Super-Power/dp/B01MR0BM7X/ref=pd_sbs_200_1?_encoding=UTF8&refRID=P7XWWD0Q1EQDYQ9K3R9N

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Titan fitness master race!!!

>>42112028
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>>42110287
How do you guys know this? I was planning to buy a rack but I have no idea what's safe and what's weak. Please share your knowledge

>>42112371
Each rack on Amazon has the weight capacity in the description. I do not know much about what qualifies as a high quality rack, but just from glancing at a few, I do know that 500lbs is a low capacity.
Being a dyel, I do not think I would ever exceed the capacity, but I would prefer to go for something with a higher capacity. That way, if I ever decide to do a heavy rack pull, or if I completely fuck up, slip and fall backwards while squatting, I will know that the rack is not going to crumble under the weight of the falling barbell.
With a piece of equipment that you are going to frequently use and essentially trust to protect you from potentially dangerous situations like a failed squat, go for durability.