REP Fitness PR-1100 Power Rack
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- 700-lb weight capacity in a compact footprint
- Pull-up bar can be inverted to lower the overall height
- Multi-grip pull-up arch with a 1.25" front bar and 2" rear bar
- Numbered uprights and plastic-lined J-cups
- Extended safeties that can also hold a spare barbell
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About the REP Fitness PR-1100 Power Rack
The REP Fitness PR-1100 is a full power rack designed as an affordable starting point for a home gym. It's rated for 700 lbs and keeps to a compact footprint, and you can lower its height further by flipping the pull-up bar upside down – useful in basements and garages with lower ceilings.
The multi-grip pull-up arch offers traditional, neutral, close and wide grips, with a standard 1.25-inch bar at the front and a 2-inch bar at the back. Numbered uprights make it quick to set the bar at the same height every session, and plastic-lined J-cups help protect your barbell. The extended safeties can hold a spare barbell and accommodate movements such as rack pulls, and the rack works with a wide range of add-on attachments.
It's offered in metallic black, red, blue or matte black. It suits newer lifters and home-gym builders who want the essentials covered without paying for a heavy-duty commercial rack.
What reviewers say
Reviewers consistently describe the PR-1100 as one of the best-value starter racks, pointing to its solid welds, numbered uprights, multi-grip pull-up bar and compatibility with REP attachments. The trade-offs they mention are a lighter frame that feels less rigid than 2x3 or 3x3 racks, no way to bolt it to the floor, some wobble during pull-ups or dips, and a 700-lb rating that serious lifters may outgrow.
Pros
- Strong value for a full power rack
- Solid build with good welds
- Numbered uprights speed up adjustments
- Works with REP add-on attachments
Cons
- Less rigid than heavier 2x3 or 3x3 racks
- Can't be bolted down; some wobble on pull-ups
- 700-lb rating may be too low for advanced lifters
Our summary of professional and shopper reviews published elsewhere (Garage Gym Reviews, ACTIVE, Garage Gym Lab and Looria's roundup of user reviews), as of Oct 10, 2026. These are not reviews of PAPA YES.
Key specs
| Brand | REP Fitness |
|---|---|
| Brand | REP Fitness |
| Type | Power rack |
| Weight capacity | 700 lbs |
| Pull-up bar | Multi-grip arch (traditional, neutral, close and wide grip); invertible |
| Pull-up bar diameters | 1.25" front, 2" rear |
| Uprights | Numbered |
| J-cups | Plastic-lined |
| Safeties | Extended (can hold a barbell) |
| Color options | Metallic black, red, blue, matte black |
| Category | Fitness |
| Term | 52 weekly payments |
| Weekly payment | $10.72 |
| Total cost | $557.89 in store credit |
| Availability | In stock |
| SKU | pr-1100-power-rack-8cfb77 |
