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Sunny Health & Fitness Power Zone Strength Rack Power Cage - SF-XF9925, Black

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Style Name: Power Cage


Features

  • ULTRA STRENGTH AND DURABILITYCapable of carrying a max weight of 1000 LB the Powerzone Power Cage is for serious strength training enthusiasts.
  • SPOTTER BARSyou will always have a spotter in the Powerzone Power Cage with safety lock latches for ease of mind and safety assurance when squatting with heavier weights.
  • ANGLED PULL UP BARThe pull-up bar is adjustable and reversible with 4 different positions and angled for both wide and narrow grip pull-ups.
  • STABLE AND GROUNDEDStore extra-weight plates with the included safety clips to increase stability and peace of mind. The Powerzone Power Cage may also be bolted down to establish a firm and stable base as well.
  • ADJUSTABLE AND VERSATILE18 vertical height settings allow for various adjustments of the J-Hooks.

Description

The Sunny Health & Fitness Power Zone Power Cage is a full-sized weight cage and effective tool to give your strength training workouts a powerful boost. Pump up your weightlifting reps, push your squats, flex your trap muscles or abductors; this home gym power rack – with a 1000 LB max carry weight – can help you make serious progressive gains! Whether you want to focus on your slow or fast twitch muscles, the Power Zone is versatile enough for a comprehensive total workout experience. Hardware peg hole diameter: 0.82.

Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: ‎89.25 x 15 x 9.5 inches


Package Weight: ‎67.13 Kilograms


Item Dimensions LxWxH: ‎50.4 x 65.1 x 82.9 inches


Item Weight: ‎134.5 Pounds


Brand Name: ‎Sunny Health & Fitness


Warranty Description: ‎1 year structural frame / 180 days other parts and components


Model Name: ‎Sunny Health & Fitness Power Zone Strength Rack - SF-XF9925


Color: ‎Black


Material: ‎Alloy Steel


Suggested Users: ‎unisex


Number of Items: ‎1


Manufacturer: ‎Sunny Health & Fitness


Part Number: ‎SF-XF9925


Model Year: ‎2020


Style: ‎Power Cage


Included Components: ‎Rack, User Manual, Tool, Hardware


Size: ‎One Size


Sport Type: ‎Exercise & Fitness


Date First Available: June 16, 2020


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    • 18 months later, still a great rack for the price.
Review Image by Aaron Quinley Aaron Quinley
I purchased this power rack in April, 2022, for a sale price. It’s held up great so far and I couldn’t beat it for a budget-priced rack. Assembly was pretty easy and the parts, even and especially the bolts, were easily identifiable and packaged well with regard to their proper organization and placement in sequence. Some reviewers suggested this rack sways or isn’t super sturdy. It feels pretty solid when I do pull-ups and dips, though it’s certainly not with some slight movement. This isn’t a rack meant for serious powerlifting anyway. As a side note, I weigh 165 to 170 lbs, typically, and I don’t lift very heavy. The paint has held up well, both the black and the orange colors. No significant deterioration but things will scratch a bit over time and metal rubbing against metal. Plenty of holes for adjusting safety bars and j-hooks—more height options than some at my gym. I purchased the dip bars and an extra set of j-hooks from the the company. Definitely worth it for me. The photo I shared shows some straps hanging from the pull-up bar—I bought those from another company—and I use them for hanging knee raises for my abs. The bench was also from a different company. One thing I wish was different is where the pull-up bar has a declining angle/taper toward its ends. I’m kind of tall (about 6’2”) and have long-ish arms, so I’d like my hands to fit at a certain width but the bar isn’t horizontally straight all the way across (it’s declining) at that distance. It’s not a huge deal but I do a slightly narrower grip pull-up as a result. Plus-side, however, is it has additional intersecting bars to do neutral grip pull-ups, which is great. Another thing that could have been improved is a second set of weight holders on the sides. There are only 2, so it can’t hold a lot of weights on the 2 pegs due to their size and Sunny didn’t sell additional ones as an add on when I last looked. The package is very heavy and large, so be forewarned if it gets dropped off far away from your front door. Plan for help bringing it inside, if you can. Highly recommended for a recreational home gym. I hope this review was helpful. Happy and safe lifting, folks! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2023 by Aaron Quinley Aaron Quinley
    • Great squat rack: sturdy well built (easy to adjust)
This is a great squat rack. I worked in several gyms when I was younger and was surprised how similar this rack was to commercial quality. For a home gym, this is an important addition to keep your lifters safe if they’re squatting without a spotter. It is secured with large bolts/nuts and goes together easily (use a drill with the attachment to save time). The squat height bar side mounts for quick adjustments. It’s a darn good rack for the price ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2023 by Anonymus
    • Very good power rack with a few cons
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Review Image by N N
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Bottom line: Very good power rack with a few cons. The reason I did not give this 5 stars is for the following: 1. The J-Cups that come with the power rack are not padded all around. The part of the j-cup that points away from the power rack is bare metal so if you land the bar on that part or it rolls back, then it can possibly scratch your barbell or vice versa. The same goes with the spotter arms on both ends. They already have the padding on most parts of the J-cups and spotter arms, so why not the ends to add a bit more protection to your fitness equipment? I feel like this is something Sunny can fix very easily and it would increase the value of the power rack immensely. 2. The second reason also has to do with the j-cups and spotter arms. When both j-cups and spotter arms are secured into the frame, they swing pretty easily. If they had an additional locking mechanism like I've seen on some other models to prevent them from swinging, that would be great. For the most part, they are not at risk of flying off but there was one time I was lifting a barbell off the j-cups and moving a little to the side and 1 j-cup did get dislodged. Luckily, the wife was there to put it back while I had the barbell on my back for squats. But it would've been a predicament if it came completely off and no one was there to put it back while I had a barbell with weights on my back. I don't think something like that is likely to happen, but I guess not impossible either. Also, with all of the swinging of the j-cup, it is starting to scratch the frame a little. All in all, the power rack is great value for the money and will be able to accommodate the needs of the majority of weightlifters with a 1000 lbs weight limit. I'd say you get more bang for your buck than more expensive power racks out there. So if you are slinging weights around and plan on going over 1000 lbs, this won't be for you. I would recommend this power cage and don't have any regrets buying it. Assembly was fairly quick and easy as well, especially with someone to help you out. The pull-up bar is great and accommodates all different kinds of grips. Another great thing about this power rack compared to others is that it also has several other possible add-ons as well as a pulley attachment which is a very useful addition. The pulley-cable attachment will be covered in a separate review. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2021 by N N
    • Amazing and convenient
Review Image by shrimptoast shrimptoast
I love this tower! I can do pull ups, dips (with the separately purchased attachments), bench press, squats. The cage is stable for all of this. It fits in my already tight office at home (because our garage has no room). I also really like the size and feel of the pull-up bar and dip attachments. Good variety of hold positions, too. Tips: If you have lower ceilings like I do, you can mount the pull-up bar down a couple notches on the posts and still have plenty of vertical room. Just watch out for any ceiling fans! If you plan to use elastic bands on the floor posts, be sure you load up the plate storage posts with a lot of weight. (I have not tested this with any bands.) The only negative I have is: when I do bench press, the safety bars are either too high (and inhibit my range of motion) or too low (and my chest could be crushed). So, I occasionally have my wife spot if I am going for a new personal record. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2023 by shrimptoast shrimptoast

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