REP PR-1100 Power Rack

REP PR-1100

The PR-1100 is the first full cage I’d point most beginners toward when they want a complete rack without spending serious-rack money.

Pros:
  • Low price for a complete four-post power rack
  • 700 lb rackable capacity is enough for most home gym lifters
  • Multi-grip pull-up bar is included
  • Numbered uprights make repeatable setups easier
  • J-cups and pin-pipe safeties are included
  • Compatible with REP’s 1000 Series lat pulldown, storage, landmine, and other basic attachments
Cons:
  • 3 in hole spacing makes precise J-cup and safety placement harder
  • 2×2 in 14-gauge frame is less rigid than REP’s 3×3 premium racks
  • Cannot be bolted down
  • REP does not recommend kipping pull-ups or muscle-ups on it
  • Smaller attachment ecosystem than the PR-4000 and PR-5000
Brand: REP Fitness
Best For: Beginners and budget-focused home gym owners who want a complete four-post rack, do not need commercial-grade 3×3 construction, and value a compact footprint with room to add basic 1000 Series attachments.
Skip If: Skip it if you want precise bench-height adjustments, plan to use dynamic movements such as kipping pull-ups, need to bolt the rack down, or expect to build around REP’s 4000 or 5000 Series cable and attachment ecosystem.
Research Status: Research Based

Specifications

Current Price$379.99
Rack Weight130 lb
Height85 in
Width58.1 in
Depth48.5 in
Working Area44 in W x 24 in D x 79 in H
Rackable Capacity700 lb
Material2x2 in, 14-gauge steel
Hole Spacing3 in
Hole Size1 in
Hardware3/8 in
IncludedJ-cups, pin-pipe safeties, multi-grip pull-up bar

Owners Feedback

Pros

  • Low price for a complete four-post power rack
  • 700 lb rackable capacity is enough for most home gym lifters
  • Multi-grip pull-up bar is included
  • Numbered uprights make repeatable setups easier
  • J-cups and pin-pipe safeties are included
  • Compatible with REP's 1000 Series lat pulldown, storage, landmine, and other basic attachments

Cons

  • 3 in hole spacing makes precise J-cup and safety placement harder
  • 2x2 in 14-gauge frame is less rigid than REP's 3x3 premium racks
  • Cannot be bolted down
  • REP does not recommend kipping pull-ups or muscle-ups on it
  • Smaller attachment ecosystem than the PR-4000 and PR-5000