REP PR-5000 V2
The REP PR-5000 V2 is the top rack in REP’s lineup if you want maximum stability and attachment flexibility. Its 11-gauge steel, 1″ hardware, four-way laser-cut uprights, and huge accessory ecosystem make it the more premium platform over the PR-4000.
Pros:
- 11-gauge steel construction
- 1″ hardware for a very stable platform
- Four-way laser-cut uprights allow extensive attachment placement
- Large and growing REP attachment ecosystem
- Can integrate cable, storage, lever-arm, belt-squat and other functions into one rack
Cons:
- More expensive than the PR-4000
- Generally larger and requires more space
- PR-4000 offers many of the same training options for less money
Brand:
REP Fitness
Best For:
Home gym owners who want REP’s most expandable rack platform and are willing to spend more for 1″ hardware, maximum stability, and a large attachment ecosystem.
Skip If:
Skip it if you are trying to keep cost or footprint down. The PR-4000 delivers similar training options for less money and is the more practical choice for many garages.
Research Status:
Research Based
Specifications
| Current Usable Price | $919.99 |
|---|---|
| Steel | 3x3 in, 11-gauge |
| Hole Size | 1 in |
| Hole Spacing | 2 in throughout |
| Outside Upright Width | About 47 in |
| Heights | 80 or 93 in |
| Depths | 16, 30, or 41 in |
| Included | J-cups and pin-and-pipe safeties |
| Warranty | Lifetime rack frame |
| Expansion | Ares, Athena, Smith, storage |
Owners Feedback
Pros
- Deep REP attachment ecosystem
- Useful 47-inch outside-upright width
- Strong cable and Smith expansion path
- Multiple heights and depths
- Extensive independent ownership evidence
Cons
- 2-inch spacing throughout
- Metric tubing complicates some multi-pin attachments
- Premium attachments raise the final cost quickly
- 1-inch hardware is unnecessary for strength alone
