A Serious Power Rack Built to Expand

The Better Body Power Rack starts with a true imperial 3" x 3" 11-gauge steel frame, 1" holes, and 2" on-center spacing for a heavy-duty foundation built around serious strength training. With a rated capacity of 2,000 LB, it gives you the stability you need for squats, presses, rack pulls, pull-ups, and more.

Add the Arsenal Cable System

Turn your rack into a complete cable training station with your choice of the Plate-Loaded Arsenal or Dual 220 LB Weight-Stack Arsenal. Both versions integrate directly into the rack so you can add rows, pulldowns, flys, curls, extensions, raises, and other cable movements without dedicating floor space to a separate functional trainer.

27 Cable Heights Per Side

Independent adjustable trolleys offer 27 positions per side, giving you precise cable placement from low to high movements. The 2:1 trolley ratio provides longer cable travel and controlled resistance, while the dedicated high pulley uses a 1:1 ratio for heavier pulldowns and upper-body work.

Choose How You Load It

The Weight-Stack Arsenal uses dual 220 LB stacks for fast pin-selected adjustments between exercises. The Plate-Loaded Arsenal uses standard 2" Olympic weight plates, giving you the same cable-training versatility while letting you use plates you already own.

Build the Rack Around Your Gym

Add integrated dumbbell and kettlebell shelving, med ball storage, plate pegs, J-cups, a Smith Machine attachment, lever arms, and other Better Body rack accessories as your setup grows. The modular design lets one rack evolve from a strength station into a complete training system.

Storage Without Another Footprint

Optional rear shelving turns unused space behind the rack into organized storage for dumbbells, kettlebells, medicine balls, accessories, and more. Choose individual shelves or build out the full three-tier storage configuration to keep your equipment directly inside the rack footprint.

Start with a heavy-duty power rack and build it into the training system that fits your space, your equipment, and the way you train.