Squat Rack Sets
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Continue shoppingPower Rack Series in Comparison
We offer three different series: R8, R7 and R5. Each series is tailored to different training needs, space conditions and budgets. Understanding the core differences is key to choosing the rack best suited to your training requirements.
Target Group
Commercial quality, highest demands, professional athletes
Ambitious garage gyms, advanced users, all-in-one solutions
Garage gyms, beginner to advanced users
Steel profile posts
3"x3"
2.75"x2.75"
2"x2"
Steel Thickness
11-gauge
14-gauge
14-gauge
Maximum load capacity
Up to 3,300 lb (for posts/crossbeams)
Typically 1,750 lb to 2,850 lb (depending on model)
Up to 1,500 lb
Pin/Bore
25mm
20mm
25mm
Hole Spacing
50mm
50mm
50mm
Modularity
Highly modular and expandable
Modular, many models with integrated attachments
Modular concept for R5 attachments
Key Features
Maximum stability, highest precision, extensive range of accessories
Often with integrated weight stacks, lat pulldown, or Smith Machine options; built for serious training
Compact design, good stability for garage gyms, basic power rack functions with expansion options
Typical height options
89"
79", 80", 87", 88"
77", 84"
Accessory ecosystem
Compatible with all ATLETICA R8 accessories
Compatible with all ATLETICA R7 accessories
Compatible with all ATLETICA R5 accessories
Approximate Price Range
$1,050 - $4,350+
$940 - $2,400+
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1. What is a squat rack set?
A complete package: squat rack, barbell, and weight plates. Everything you need to train in your garage gym.
2. Why buy a set?
It’s the cheapest way to build a garage gym — every component included, and matched to work together, which means better compatibility and safety.
3. What can I do with it?
Squats, bench press, overhead press, deadlifts. Some sets add attachments for pull-ups or dips.
4. What should I look for?
Load rating, rack adjustability, the quality of the bar and plates, and how far you can expand later.
5. Good for beginners?
Yes. A set is a solid foundation for strength training in your garage gym, and a safe way to learn the lifts.
