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Wellactive Multipurpose Power Rack £249.99 + £9.95 delivery @ Aldi
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Aldis Power Rack has just been reduced and is now in clearance. This has had some good reviews.
They have one similar on Amazon however there no information about any kind of warranty.
This has a 36 month warranty with Aldi.
Features
Guarantee/Warranty
3 Years
They have one similar on Amazon however there no information about any kind of warranty.
This has a 36 month warranty with Aldi.
- Dimensions: 145.5 x 141 x 213.5cm (approx.)
- Material: Steel
- Maximum Weight: 200kg, Pull bar: 130kg, Dip-bar: 100kg (approx.)
- Product Type: Exercise Machines & Equipment
- Weight: 75kg (approx.)
Features
- Tone up every part of your body
- Providing a wide range of training options
- Robust steel construction
- Adjustment of the spotter
- Dip bar
- J Hook
- Various grip options: Rowing pull, Lateral pull down or dip bar
- Multifunctional
- Suitable for use with standard and olympic barbells
- Various additional grips for the lat pulldown and rowing pull
- Training sticker with exercise selection
- Maximum load capacity of weights: 200kg (approx.)
Guarantee/Warranty
3 Years
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78 Comments
sorted byBefore anyone says "I won't ever lift 200kg", the lower weight limit is an indicator that the overall product won't be as sturdy as others.
Yes. Hold out if necessary. It’s probably a ‘once in ten years’ purchase, so get it right and buy something better
It's a great piece of kit, I've tightened it up a couple times over the year, but more out of want than need.
I can recommend it, and for this price it's great. Happy to answer any questions if you have them
You're first person EVER to say that. Netflix will surely sign you up for a standup show
Six ft is fine
I have 80kg on the pulley and it's fine, but make sure you ahve equal amounts each side
My comment from the last time this was posted:
The width of the rack itself is 115cm so your bar's collars must be that or more apart to fit on the J-cups. I'm using an Olympic bar (7') which is ~140cm between collars.
I've got 40kg on it and no dramas. Not sure what it's actually rated too though, I imagine much more.
I've got a 7ft barbell on it for the extra space but 6 would be fine
You've also got the pulley mechanism at the back. I believe that it's lower than the pull up bar so may buy some space. If nobody confirms before hand I will check for you after work tomorrow
I installed it upside down, and it’s absolutely fine doing controlled pull ups. I wouldn’t want to Kip on it on or do explosive chin ups with fear of banging my head on the ceiling. With it upside down you can’t do the widest grip pull ups which were my favourite. Also I think it’s quite important to attach it as it provides extra strength between the two beams. (edited)
The bar is needed for stability, I'd add it even if not being used
Yes but only by a few mm’s, as the cable attachment stand thing is almost as tall.
Yes few days later
No chasing up just seems they split the boxes up for some reason. They all were sent to some depot on the same day, but then only 2 of them went to the next depot, then delivered on Friday. The next one appeared on the following Tuesday I think it was.
I tend to use the hooks outside the cage as the dip bars can get in the wayd
So, simply spend another £240?
Been using mine in a bit watertight garage door the last year and I've had no issues.
Sorry yours didn't work out so well?
When you're walking around looking like Thor she might change her mind
Sorry but Im by no means a "good" lifter but even Ive gone above 200.
Not really something you wanna go replacing any time soon
That's a decent squat, I rarely see people in gyms doing much over 2 plates. You should be safe beyond 200kg, they set lower limits because they know that people will exceed them. (edited)
Where did you get this price from? The Mira fit M100 doesnt include the pulley system and is an extra £150 for it.
mirafit.co.uk/mir…tml £299.95
mirafit.co.uk/mir…tml £149.95
I have the same problem with ceiling height. Was thinking of just leaving the pull up bar off. Even if you could flip it you would still be banging your head on the ceiling doing chin ups by my calculations.
XDP
Had a mirafit bench but found the legs to protrude too much and not go far back into the cage enough, so replaced with the Addidas flat bench from Costco for £40. Have a ‘York beefy 1” / 80” barbell’ which I picked up for £30 on the net a few months prior, fits in the cage perfectly. Argos cast iron 1 inch plates are usually on offer, I picked up quite a few recently. Also mirafit have some decent 1inch plates and barbells but are usually abit on the pricier side.
edit: fitness-superstore.co.uk/yor…tml
Bought it from this site a few months ago but damn that’s a price increase (edited)
That's fair that you don't want to damage the finish but the saying "a knight in shining armor has never been tested" comes to mind.
Why don't you buy a cheap pool noodle and attach it with a few zip ties?
Agreed, he's barred until he brings the heavy weight gags out.
No point in complaining; I'm not lifting it.
Suppose if you laid over the spotter bars horizontally you could
I find that a bench wont go far enough backwards for most exercises due to the rear stabilizing bar on the floor and end up only doing squats inside a power cage.
Looks great for a lightweight rack, may not be tall enough for everyone to press in and too light weight for heavy squatters but for the majority it will get the job done.