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Rep Fitness PR-5000 Power Rack Color Release

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Rep Fitness just released their PR-5000 power racks in colors, which now include five different finish options: matte black, metallic black, hammertone red, metallic silver, and hammertone blue.

Rep Fitness PR-5000 Colors - Garage Gym Lab

If you noticed prior, Rep also released the same five colors as finishes on some of their bench frames, including the FB-5000 and AB-5000 that I reviewed here and here. This is very cool considering most off-the-rack (no pun intended) benches are simply black. Colored bench frames are typically found from manufacturers of commercial-grade equipment.

Rep Fitness PR-5000 Color Options - Garage Gym Lab

Their PR-5000 rack can either be purchased as a 4-post rack or a 6-post rack with a storage area. As such, it will closely compete with the likes of the Rogue Monster series, etc… which are quite a bit more expensive.

Rep Fitness PR 5000 Specs

Here’s a closer look at the specs (6-post rack):

  • 92″(upright height – 93″ to top of pull-up bar) x 48″(width) x 36″(depth w/o weight storage, 56″ with), foot plates add 1.5″ on each side
  • 30″ depth inside to inside, 42″ wide inside to inside
  • 5/8″ hardware, with 1″ diameter holes throughout the bench/squat area
  • 4 uprights with 3×3″ 11 gauge steel, laser cut and robot welded on 80+% for maximum precision
  • 8 weight horns, zinc-plated with welded endcaps.
  • 2″ hole spacing throughout working area
  • Laser cut odd-numbered holes(1,3,5,7, etc…)
  • Dual pull-up bars – 1.25″ standard or 2″ for extra grip training.
  • 1,500 lb capacity
  • Pin/Pipe safeties standard – flip-down and straps available as upgrades
  • UHMW lined J-cups to protect barbell knurl, Sandwich style J-cups available as an add-on

Rep Fitness PR-5000 Safety Options - Garage Gym Lab

The base level prices for the 4-post and 6-post racks are $799 and $1,198, respectively. Once you pick your colors, the price will go up to $1,218.

From there you can elect to upgrade portions of the rack. For instance, you can select flip-down safeties or safety straps in lieu of the standard pin & pipes. I recommend this personally. You can also add a lat/row attachment, barbell storage, etc… to really deck it out.Rep Fitness PR-5000 Sandwich Cups - Garage Gym Lab

Here is a list of the options:

  • $139 (or $39 upcharge) – Flip-down safeties with UHMW liner to protect upright paint
  • $149 (or $49 upcharge) – Strap Safeties with UHMW liner to protect upright paint
  • $49 – Landmine attachment
  • $99 – Dip attachment with UHMW liner to protect upright paint
  • $29 – Barbell tube stand storage attachment
  • $49 – Dual barbell hanger attachment
  • $25/pair – Additional band pegs for band/chains storage
  • $99/pair – Additional sandwich J-cups

Rep Fitness PR-5000 Rack - Garage Gym Lab

For those who have followed me for a while, you probably know that I’m a big fan of Rep Fitness. I think they’re making really nice equipment at excellent prices. The PR-5000 rack is going to be a strong contender for this style of rack, in my opinion. I don’t think it blows away the spec sheet when compared to the Rogue Monster Series, but at the price point (~$1,000 cheaper), it’s going to snag a lot of attention… and rightfully so.

I gotta say too, the matching bench/rack combo is going to be really slick.

Adam Hensley
Adam Hensley
Adam is the founder of Garage Gym Lab and has over two decades of fitness/training experience. He serves as the chief content creator and runs our YouTube channel and social media accounts. When he's not testing equipment or sharing his love for home gym life, you'll find him with his wife and two kids in sunny South Carolina.
Adam Hensley
Adam Hensley
Adam is the founder of Garage Gym Lab and has over two decades of fitness/training experience. He serves as the chief content creator and runs our YouTube channel and social media accounts. When he's not testing equipment or sharing his love for home gym life, you'll find him with his wife and two kids in sunny South Carolina.