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title: "Pro Series Power Cage and Home Gym Attachments - Yellow"
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# Multi-grip pull-up bar + dip bars included Safety straps absorb shock, prevent injury 2.5" x 2.5" heavy-duty steel frame Pro Series Power Cage and Home Gym Attachments - Yellow

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## Summary

> 💪 Elevate your home gym game with HulkFit’s powerhouse cage—where strength meets safety!

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- **What is this?** Pro Series Power Cage and Home Gym Attachments - Yellow
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## Why This Product

- Free international shipping included
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## Key Features

- • **Safety First, Always:** Shock-absorbing safety straps and bars keep you secure during solo heavy lifts.
- • **Expandable Strength Hub:** Add cable pulley systems, lat pulldown, and more for a fully customizable gym setup.
- • **Inclusive Fitness for All:** Designed for beginners to athletes and seniors—your all-in-one home gym solution.
- • **Train Your Core 4 Like a Pro:** Full-body workouts targeting arms, legs, back, and core with versatile attachments.
- • **Built to Last, Built for Power:** Rugged 2.5" x 2.5" steel uprights for unmatched stability and durability.

## Overview

The HulkFit Pro Series Power Cage is a premium home gym rack featuring a reinforced 2.5" x 2.5" steel frame, multi-grip pull-up bar, dip bars, and safety straps designed to absorb shock. It supports diverse training styles including strength, bodyweight, resistance band, and circuit training. Compatible with additional cable attachments, this versatile rack is engineered for all fitness levels, ensuring a safe, expandable, and comprehensive workout experience.

## Description

The Pro Series Power Cage is a ruggedly built piece of equipment that is designed to give you the most space possible, while providing a safe environment to exercise. Get your strength and conditioning work done with multiple types of training that include - strength training, body weight training, resistance band training, and circuit training. Competitors have released Power Cages with a less stable frame that feature 2” x 2” upright poles. We directly responded by adding thicker gauge steel and increased the width and depth of the upright poles by half an inch. This rack now features a 2.35” x 2.35” frame. The complete set of upgrades include - a more stable frame with 2.5” x 2.5” upright poles, a higher gauge steel, and we included more accessories - 2 x Circle Dip Bars, 1 x Multi-grip Pull Up Bar, 2 x Safety Bars with J-hooks or 2 x Safety Straps with J-hooks. You can add larger attachments like the Cable Crossover and Lat Pulldown machine, which we specifically designed for the 2.35” x 2.35” upright poles. You can add more accessories to the rack - Olympic style barbell holders, J-hooks, Spotter arms and Weight plate holders. Safety bars or straps are absolutely necessary when weightlifting without a spotter. Safety straps inherently provide more safety because of its ability to absorb shock during weight drop. The non-rigid design of straps allows shock to be spread across the length of the strap vs bars, which take a majority of that impact at the point the bars meet.

Review: Great rack at price point - General: I purchased the rack and pulley. I will start out by saying that 3 of the 4 pillars arrived damaged in shipping. I reached out to hulkfit and received a reply from Doug, stating that I was not the only customer who's had this issue. We agreed that I would attempt to bend the pillars straight as I could, and in exchange Doug would send me a couple freebie accessories. I was able to bend them enough to align all of the bolt holes and bars. Doug also indicated that the company was reviewing the shipping design and that it was being revamped. Usage: Aside from a little wobble during dips, I have zero complaints with this rack. It is beyond sturdy and has exceeded my expectations at the price point it is offered. The wobble could also be from the soft foam interlocking tiles that it is resting on, I have not tried it on a solid surface. Due to how the floor gives, I squat on a 3/4 piece of plywood on top of the tiles for a firmer stance to the ground. I have limited height in my home gym due to a 7 ft ceiling and mounted the pull up bar upside down. I installed the pulley after the picture was taken as the pulley arrived a couple weeks after the rack. I have only used it once but it worked nicely and the installation was pretty simple. The only limitation I can see is there is no adjustment every 6 inches like you'd find on one at a commercial gym, only a pulley on the top and bottom. Overall thoughts: This rack can't be beat at the price point, and its actual cheaper now than when I bought it. The assembly instructions could use improvement, but I am a handy enough person that I did not struggle, but others might. I think the yellow frame is a cool touch to gym also as it gives it some contrast. With the price and excellent customer service, don't be hesitant to purchase this rack. I did not receive anything for writing this review, but told Doug I would write one for taking care of me.
Review: Quality buy for entry-level power cage - Purchased this at the $299 price point, and I'm very satisfied. Time from order to delivery on my front porch was an astounding 36 hours (sorry, UPS guy), and product arrived securely packaged in a heavy-duty shrink-wrapped carboard box with Styrofoam spacers between the larger pieces of hardware, and each component was plastic wrapped. No damage in transit at all. Flanges for the steel posts were unbent, no scratches, no dents, everything in great shape. Assembly was not an issue. For those who've read the reviews, yes, there are four slightly shorter bolts. These are for the "front" posts where you're connecting only the side cross members on the floor and the flanges for the upright post. The remaining bolts are for all of the connection points where you have three things to connect: the cross member, the flanges for the upright post, and the perpendicular cross member that is bolted at this point (this occurs twice on the back/bottom, and for all four points at the top). If you have a 17mm socket, this process will be infinitely easier on your wrists and knuckles. Heed the instructions and don't tighten everything down immediately. Bolt it together enough to give it a little rigidity at each connection, get everything together, and then insert the safety pins to make sure you're well-aligned. If it looks good and the pins slide in/out at a few test points without issue, then you can ratchet everything down securely. Don't overtighten, either, or you'll bend the post flanges or otherwise deform the crossmembers, and potentially weaken the steel. Total assembly time was about 45 minutes, going slow, and letting my seven-year-old do some of the wrench-turning. Having someone to help hold the upright crossmembers while assembling is a good idea, and will keep you from an accidental drop that will bend your bolts or cage. The cage itself is solid. I'm 6'1" and 200 lbs. I've done both pull-ups and dips (love these attachments, by the way) with no issue. As with any cage in this weight range, you'll probably experience a little vertical shimmying, but at no point has it indicated that it's tilting forward with me hanging off of it. Nor does it give the feel of "ricketier" cages that I've been in that don't weight as much. I haven't measured the steel to verify, but it looks close to the advertised 11-gauge to me (which is 0.120" for cold rolled steel). So far I've had roughly 250 lbs. on the J-hooks for both squatting and benching. No issues, and I've been able to rack these with a fair bit of force (but not slamming the bar as hard as I can into the rack), and again, nothing's moving in a way that I wouldn't expect or gives me any concern about the stability of the cage. I will note that there's enough play in the J-hooks that they will pull away from the upright post with a loaded bar in them. Obviously the steel backstop for these prevents them from pulling out, but do be aware that if you have them flush against the post when unracking, you will probably get a little wiggle movement when you re-rack and these pull slightly forward, which may catch you by surprise. The safety pins are right at an inch in diameter and solid, and there's no buckle or bend with a loaded bar laying on them. I might grab a set of metal pipes from the hardware store to go around these just to dampen the impact of any drops, but that's not strictly necessary for safety -- more for bar preservation. Full disclosure, I did buy several sets of the weight pegs for this cage, and with the big plates at the bottom, this thing is essentially bolted to the floor. If you're looking for these, Walmart.com has them under the "Everyday Essentials" version of this cage when they're in stock. Would have picked them up from desertcart, but I couldn't find them under either brand name. If you're considering this cage, I'll give it full-throated support if you're looking for an economical power cage solution for your home gym. What you're not going to get is a 300-pound steel behemoth that will stand motionless in an earthquake. Similarly, the spacing on the holes for the posts are three inches apart, as opposed to every inch (or less in some cases) with a Westside/EliteFTS/Rogue rack. For me, that means my bench rack height and squat rack height are a good bit lower than I'd ideally want them. So if being able to set up millimeter perfect max-rep attempts is your end game, this may be an issue for you. If you're planning on doing some heavy lifting in the sub-500 pound range and want something that can both hold the weights and keep your spine in one piece if and when it all goes wrong, this is a great buy at this price.

## Features

- Home gym exercise equipment targets multiple muscle groups: This versatile, multi-functional power cage offers a multi-grip pull up bar, j hooks, safety straps, and various attachments (sold separately). The squat rack is a one-stop shop that allows you to perform full-body workouts that target your “Core 4”, with exercise examples included: arms (bench press), legs (squats), back (rows), and core (knee raises).
- More than a bench press rack: The power rack is great for all ages and fitness levels, from beginners to sports athletes like bodybuilding and martial arts to young adults and seniors. Training types: functional strength training (Weightlifting tools: barbell, weight plates, and dumbbells), bodyweight training, resistance training (Exercise bands and straps), circuit training (3 - 5 exercises performed in rotation), and station to station (3 - 5 sets of repetitions per exercise).
- HulkFit Power Cage/Squat Rack Attachments - Don't forget to about our Cable Pulley System or Lat Pulldown for cable workouts as an additional strength training tool. Additional cable machine accessories include: D Row, V Bar, Straight Bar, Tricep Rope, and Cable Machine Attachments (5 piece set).
- The squat rack package includes (1) Pro Series Power Cage/Squat Rack, (2) Circle Dip Bars, (1) Multi-grip Pull Up Bar, (2) Safety Bars with J-hooks or (2) Safety Straps (2) J-hooks. Hardware and instructions are included.
- Problem > Solution > Benefits of our Power Racks – Don't forget about HulkFit Barbells, Weight Plates, Dumbbells, Kettlebells, Barbell and Weight Storage Racks! We aim to create meaningful solutions and provide benefits for your health related problems... Be HulkFit!

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07FBDVJN5 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #627,850 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #289 in Strength Training Power Cages |
| Brand Name | HulkFit |
| Color | Yellow |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (5,448) |
| Date First Available | July 6, 2018 |
| Included Components | Power Cage |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 47 x 44 x 85 inches |
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 81.5 x 13 x 10 inches |
| Manufacturer | HulkFit |
| Material | Plastic, Steel |
| Model Name | HFPC-1 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Package Weight | 58.51 kg |
| Part Number | HFPC-1 |
| Size | Pack of 1 |
| Style | Pro Series Power Cage - Yellow |
| Suggested Users | unisex-adult |
| Warranty Description | 2-Year Warranty |

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Anyone make weight pegs that can fit on the side of this cage for plate weight storage?**
A: So HulkFit sells weight pegs but for some reason the quality isn’t as good. The pegs don’t aim upward and the weights can slip off. I found that the Yes4All 2x3 weight pegs work really well for this cage since they aim upward.

**Q: Can the weight bars on the lat pulldown be switched out for standard plates?**
A: Yes. The 2" covers are plastic. I just twisted and pulled them off.

**Q: Can you take the pull up bar off if height is an issue? Or flip it upside down? How much height does lat add to the 81”?**
A: You would have to add another cross bar to stabilize the cage.  The bolts allow you to flip it upside down.  The lat pulldown attachment is 84" high.

**Q: It says it is 81" - 85" in height. My basement is 84" high, will this fit with the pull up bar attached?**
A: No, not at all.  It's closer to 86".  You would need to buy another pullup bar that doesn't angle up and attach it but then there's no room for your head above the bar.  Adding the lat pulldown attachment takes it from 81" to 84" high.  You can use the included dip bars and do inverted rows to work the lats.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great rack at price point
*by J***. on April 3, 2019*

General: I purchased the rack and pulley. I will start out by saying that 3 of the 4 pillars arrived damaged in shipping. I reached out to hulkfit and received a reply from Doug, stating that I was not the only customer who's had this issue. We agreed that I would attempt to bend the pillars straight as I could, and in exchange Doug would send me a couple freebie accessories. I was able to bend them enough to align all of the bolt holes and bars. Doug also indicated that the company was reviewing the shipping design and that it was being revamped. Usage: Aside from a little wobble during dips, I have zero complaints with this rack. It is beyond sturdy and has exceeded my expectations at the price point it is offered. The wobble could also be from the soft foam interlocking tiles that it is resting on, I have not tried it on a solid surface. Due to how the floor gives, I squat on a 3/4 piece of plywood on top of the tiles for a firmer stance to the ground. I have limited height in my home gym due to a 7 ft ceiling and mounted the pull up bar upside down. I installed the pulley after the picture was taken as the pulley arrived a couple weeks after the rack. I have only used it once but it worked nicely and the installation was pretty simple. The only limitation I can see is there is no adjustment every 6 inches like you'd find on one at a commercial gym, only a pulley on the top and bottom. Overall thoughts: This rack can't be beat at the price point, and its actual cheaper now than when I bought it. The assembly instructions could use improvement, but I am a handy enough person that I did not struggle, but others might. I think the yellow frame is a cool touch to gym also as it gives it some contrast. With the price and excellent customer service, don't be hesitant to purchase this rack. I did not receive anything for writing this review, but told Doug I would write one for taking care of me.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Quality buy for entry-level power cage
*by J***S on February 18, 2021*

Purchased this at the $299 price point, and I'm very satisfied. Time from order to delivery on my front porch was an astounding 36 hours (sorry, UPS guy), and product arrived securely packaged in a heavy-duty shrink-wrapped carboard box with Styrofoam spacers between the larger pieces of hardware, and each component was plastic wrapped. No damage in transit at all. Flanges for the steel posts were unbent, no scratches, no dents, everything in great shape. Assembly was not an issue. For those who've read the reviews, yes, there are four slightly shorter bolts. These are for the "front" posts where you're connecting only the side cross members on the floor and the flanges for the upright post. The remaining bolts are for all of the connection points where you have three things to connect: the cross member, the flanges for the upright post, and the perpendicular cross member that is bolted at this point (this occurs twice on the back/bottom, and for all four points at the top). If you have a 17mm socket, this process will be infinitely easier on your wrists and knuckles. Heed the instructions and don't tighten everything down immediately. Bolt it together enough to give it a little rigidity at each connection, get everything together, and then insert the safety pins to make sure you're well-aligned. If it looks good and the pins slide in/out at a few test points without issue, then you can ratchet everything down securely. Don't overtighten, either, or you'll bend the post flanges or otherwise deform the crossmembers, and potentially weaken the steel. Total assembly time was about 45 minutes, going slow, and letting my seven-year-old do some of the wrench-turning. Having someone to help hold the upright crossmembers while assembling is a good idea, and will keep you from an accidental drop that will bend your bolts or cage. The cage itself is solid. I'm 6'1" and 200 lbs. I've done both pull-ups and dips (love these attachments, by the way) with no issue. As with any cage in this weight range, you'll probably experience a little vertical shimmying, but at no point has it indicated that it's tilting forward with me hanging off of it. Nor does it give the feel of "ricketier" cages that I've been in that don't weight as much. I haven't measured the steel to verify, but it looks close to the advertised 11-gauge to me (which is 0.120" for cold rolled steel). So far I've had roughly 250 lbs. on the J-hooks for both squatting and benching. No issues, and I've been able to rack these with a fair bit of force (but not slamming the bar as hard as I can into the rack), and again, nothing's moving in a way that I wouldn't expect or gives me any concern about the stability of the cage. I will note that there's enough play in the J-hooks that they will pull away from the upright post with a loaded bar in them. Obviously the steel backstop for these prevents them from pulling out, but do be aware that if you have them flush against the post when unracking, you will probably get a little wiggle movement when you re-rack and these pull slightly forward, which may catch you by surprise. The safety pins are right at an inch in diameter and solid, and there's no buckle or bend with a loaded bar laying on them. I might grab a set of metal pipes from the hardware store to go around these just to dampen the impact of any drops, but that's not strictly necessary for safety -- more for bar preservation. Full disclosure, I did buy several sets of the weight pegs for this cage, and with the big plates at the bottom, this thing is essentially bolted to the floor. If you're looking for these, Walmart.com has them under the "Everyday Essentials" version of this cage when they're in stock. Would have picked them up from Amazon, but I couldn't find them under either brand name. If you're considering this cage, I'll give it full-throated support if you're looking for an economical power cage solution for your home gym. What you're not going to get is a 300-pound steel behemoth that will stand motionless in an earthquake. Similarly, the spacing on the holes for the posts are three inches apart, as opposed to every inch (or less in some cases) with a Westside/EliteFTS/Rogue rack. For me, that means my bench rack height and squat rack height are a good bit lower than I'd ideally want them. So if being able to set up millimeter perfect max-rep attempts is your end game, this may be an issue for you. If you're planning on doing some heavy lifting in the sub-500 pound range and want something that can both hold the weights and keep your spine in one piece if and when it all goes wrong, this is a great buy at this price.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Sturdy, Versatile, Affordable...Gets the job done!! UPDATED 12/14/20
*by D***C on July 22, 2020*

I decided that after a full year of paying for a gym membership that I used once, it was time to try the Home Gym approach. I purchased this at the perfect time, just before the Pandemic settled in. Over the last few months I’ve added bit and pieces(battle ropes, hanging ab straps, land mine, etc). ASSEMBLY/STURDINESS: This rack was simple to setup, you could even figure it out without the basic instructions if needed. The people complaining about the fitment of the safety bars and general hardware must not be very experienced with tools/building. YES, the yellow uprights may not be perfectly symmetrical. BUT, just lay them all on the ground next to each other and match up the holes. If they’re off a bit, try flipping one of the uprights around. Once you have them paired up, do 2 on the left and 2 on the right and as the instructions say, DO NOT TIGHTEN down the bolts until you’ve slid the safety bars into place to make sure it all lines up. TIGHTEN THE BOLTS WITH THE SAFETY BARS INSTALLED. I had zero issues with assembly. LAT ATTACHMENT: Cables and pulleys are sturdy. Can get a bit noisy as the urethane rollers are not the best setup. But it works! You can add plenty enough weight to get a good lat pulldown. The bars it comes with are very basic but you can purchase nicer ones here on amazon or elsewhere. The lat attachment is a must though. It adds so much more versatility and diversity to your workout. UPDATE 12/14 - I HAVE NOW FOUND THAT THE ROLLERS DO WEAR OUT AND CHUNK AWAY NO MATTER WHAT IT SEEMS. HULKFIT DID SEND ME SOME NEW ONES AT NO CHARGE THOUGH, BUT IT TOOK A COUPLE MONTHS - SHIPPING: Yes, the shipping took a while. The rack actually came pretty quickly. The lat attachment came a few weeks later, as expected. Everything showed up without damage. And I don’t get why people knock the review for the shipping. Rate the product 1-5 stars, then COMMENT if the shipping was an issue in some way. OVERALL: I give this rack 4 stars. It’s a very budget friendly with some decent attachments optional. You do get what you pay for though in that the attachments are not perfect and not thoroughly quality controlled. Obviously a Rogue or Rep Fitness rack would be better, especially given the wider range of attachments. But to have a nice rack without breaking the bank, I’m VERY pleased! UPDATE: I managed to fab up a leg hold down for the Lat Attachment. You’ll need: 1 x 3/4” black pipe cut to 44&3/4”, threaded at both ends. 2 x reducing tees that are 3/4” at center and 1” and both sides. I also tapped in a wing nut set screw. The pads were purchased here on Amazon at link below. This setup works great!! Cost me about $45 Ader Sporting Goods Foam Roller... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B003SB4RAM?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share UPDATE 12/14/20 - I ended up sourcing a ForceUSA Cable Crossover setup and was able to drill some holes in my Hulkfit rack to bolt them up. Pretty sweet deal! Was sick of waiting for the Hulkfit Crossover setup to come in stock at a reasonable price.

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