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Why aren't these things used more than power racks for home gyms and commercial gyms? I feel like they look sturdier, they all seem to have disappeared after like 2010.
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because they're dogshit
you'd know that if you lifted
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>>77477614
explain using at least three sentences related to the topic
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>>77477623
OP's. A. Faggot.
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>>77477601
Solid construction means it's kind of limited to the doorframe you can fit it through, can't make it out of cheap Chinese metals or it'll have structural issues, can't mail it, ~350 lb capacity with no safeties is also kind of dangerous, no modularity to put cables or anything on it.

Its "fine" if you're doing walmart weights kind of stuff and not like olybar actually heavy lifting still equipment that has a lower ceiling is going to need to be replaced sooner so more money more resources



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