Insportline power rack met kabels PW70
levering en product verpakking :
Goed verpakt en heel aan gekomen top levering!
Complimenten op hoe de onderdelen waren verpakt en genummerd en een duidelijke handleiding! alles was genummerd en was compleet . *Maar dit is wel een klus voor 2 tot 3 personen en dat is met name de montage en goed aan kunnen draaien van de bouten voor een stabiele en veilige montage !*
Gebruik zelf : ik heb nu deze rack 2weken staan en heeft aardig wat uren verschillende trainingen weerstaan en wat een top power rack!!
*let wel op na montage kan de vloer glad zijn door de smeer die op de pully zit dus ff dweilen had het eerst niet door want ik heb de rack op geluid dempende matten staan tot ik van de matten de kamer uit liep. maar dat is geen reden voor mij om deze niet de 5 sterren te geven die verdient !
Good rack
The rack is better than I expected. I got this one because there was nothing else available around Christmas time for a sensible price but I was afraid that it would feel cheap. It doesn't, apart from the pegs/cups.
The pegs are all naked metal which is damaging to the barbell, so I covered them with rubber. However, they are not perfectly aligned so when placed in the rack they incline a little downard, which doesn't feel good. They are also quite long, maybe 10-15 (not sure), which take away some space to lift safely within the rack.
The dip bars feel great! They have a great thickness and the distance between that is a sweet spot for me, where at the gym they are usually too wide.
The chin-up bar is amazing, I'm really happy with it. It has a nice rubber coat that feels great and it has a crooked design that puts the hands in a better position.
The cable system is better than I'd expected, although I have two issues with it: 1) If you chin/pull-up with added weights, big plates will hit the cables connector, so keep that in mind. 2) If you store your plates in the plates rack, you won't have room to insert (normal/big) plates on the plate loader.
As just said, the plate rack is nice to have but it gets in the way of the pulley system as leaves no room to insert plates.
Notes regarding mounting it: I mounted the whole thing alone and it took me about 5h (with some mistakes in between). The manual indicates to first assemble the plate rack section with the pulley system gray pole already and then the sides and then connect those 3 parts. However, that's really, really hard to manoeuvre. I started over by first assembling the sides, then the base of the plates rack, then the pulley system. It was much easier this way.
All in all, this is not a top-notch rack but it's quite complete (rack, safety pins, plate rack, dumbbell/kettlebell rack, cable attachments, dip bars) for a sensible price.
