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BodyCraft F430 Power Rack | 
 enlarge | Brand: Bodycraft
Category: Sports
List Price: $699.99
Buy New: $548.90
You Save: $151.09 (22%)
New (9) from $548.90
Rating:  2 reviews
Sales Rank: 48089
Color: No Lat Row (Standard)
Shipping Weight (lbs): 282
Dimensions (in): 49 x 52 x 81
MPN: F430
Model: F430
ASIN: B0007QDLCQ
Release Date: September 19, 2007
Availability: Usually ships in 2-3 business days
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| Features:
| • | Rugged 11 gauge, 2" X 3" Steel Tubing | | • | Easy Spring Pin Adjustments on Safety Spotters and Bar Catches | | • | Chin Up Bar | | • | Lifetime warranty |
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Product Description
The Bodycraft Fitness F430 Exercise Power Cage is built from rugged 12 gauge, 2 X 3 inch steel tubing for ultimate performance and durability. Rugged construction and easy adjustments make your workout enjoyable and quick. Adjustable Spotter Arms are included for safe solo workouts. Combine the Bodycraft F430 Exercise Power Cage with the BodyCraft Lat / Low Row Attachment, Dip Handles, and Flat / Incline / Decline Bench for a complete Strength Training System.
Amazon.com Product Description
Built for people who know how to push their bodies to the limit, the BodyCraft F430 power rack delivers a powerful workout performance. By itself, the F430 is ideal for squats, lunges, and other leg exercises, with a pair of adjustable spotter arms and bar catches making solo workouts safe and efficient. However, you can also combine the power rack with a host of other BodyCraft strength-training attachments, including a lat/low row station, a cable crossover attachment, dip handles, and a flat/incline/decline bench. Add it all up and you have everything you need to get fit and build strength in the comfort of your own home. Other details include a chin-up bar, 12-gauge steel tubing, triangular gussets in the corners for extreme rigidity, durable rubber on the safety bars and bar hooks to prevent scratching, 0.75-inch hardened steel bolts at all connection points, and a capacity of up to 800 pounds. The F430 carries a lifetime warranty.
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| Customer Reviews:
Best Power Rack for Price/Quality Ratio February 23, 2010
Adam M. Gent
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
The best power rack for the money.
+ It has a strait pull up bar which is far more useful than those annoying curved bars as you can
hang olympic Rings or Blast Straps on them.
+ The rack has lots of space and has the feel of commercial rack.
+ Shipping is free
+ The height is short which is nice for home gyms
+ It is pretty tough power rack and can handle more weight than other power racks in its price range.
- The rack will not fit standard power rack accessories ie: 3x3 or 2x2 J Hooks/Dip attachments
Consequently buy the dip bars when you buy the rack in case the company stops making the model.
Really really good August 2, 2008
Søren Davidsen
17 out of 17 found this review helpful
First of all, excuse my english, I'm from Denmark and don't have time to use a dictonary.
I have owned a bodycraft powerrack for over 1 year. Me and my brother trains 3 times pr. week (full body program).
This powerrack is realy good. The only thing that I don't like about the powerrack is that it is not heigh enough soo that we can perform standing militarypress inside the powerrack. Besides that everything else is just perfect. The powerrack seems solid enough (we dont train that heavy - benchpress 110 kg, ca. 220 lb). there is plenty of space inside the rack, which is a big advantage. I really have only good things to say about this powerrack, except for the lack of posibility to perform standing militarypress inside the rack. It is very easy and fast to change the height of both the spotters and the safepins, which also is a very big advantage. You do also dont need the space that is required for at powerrack where you pull the saftypins out.
Please don't by the cable attachment. I havent got it my self/so I really don't know. But I seriously doubt that there is place to put your bench,to have a spotter (traningspartner) and so on if you include anything else than the powerrack.
But remember to buy the dip sticks. I'm really glad that I included them when I bought the rack.
All you need to train hardcore is this bodycraft powerrack, a really solid bench with leg curl attachment, a good olympic set, a set of dumbells where you can change the weight, a belt where you can hang barbells and a stepbench.
If I should buy another powerrack, I would for sure buy this one again, becourse now I know that this rack is really good.
It is a very good idea to draw on your powerrack (write the names of the diffrent exercises on the rack the right places), soo that you can find vhere the saftypins etc is going to be acording to the difrent exercises, this will save you a lot of time.
This powerrack rocks. Besides the lack of height inside the rack, everything else is just perfect.Me and my brother really love to work out in this perfect piece of equipment. P.s. I havent done any real testing of the strenght of the powerrack (I dont toss around the bar or weights), and we havent lost the grip on the bar jet. soo really don't know how solid this powerrack really is. But for over a year me and my brother have trained really hard on the rack, and the rack still looks and feels like new. So if you dont lift extreme heavy or throw around with the bar, then I don't think that the rack will ever break.
Søren Davidsen
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