Rig & Rack Attachments
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Set your training up with the equipment it needs to fuel your success — introducing REP® rigs and rig attachments, built for both home and commercial gym use. Starting with the foundation of your gym, REP offers home gym rigs in both 4000- and 5000-Series builds, allowing you to choose the rig attachment compatibility and hole spacing that best suit your training style. Standing 9 feet tall and 6 feet deep, and available in 14’, 20’, and 24’ lengths, these gym rigs let you build out a training arena designed for solo sessions, partner workouts, and group training. Plus, you can choose from a variety of upright colorways to match your aesthetic. When space is limited, the Wall-Mounted Rig installs directly onto your wall and requires just 48.5 inches of depth, while still offering 4’, 14’, and 24’ configuration options. Both the freestanding Rig and the Wall-Mounted Rig are constructed from 3x3” 11-gauge steel and support up to 1,000 lbs of rackable weight. The fun doesn’t stop there. Select from a wide range of compatible 4000- or 5000-Series attachments to increase your training versatility, safety, and storage. Choose from multiple pull-up bars and J-cups to match your lifting style, add band pegs for accommodating resistance, cannonball grips to challenge your grip strength, and leg rollers or utility horns to assist with movements. Extend your rig with a dip station for targeted triceps work, or add ISO Arms to perform unilateral or bilateral movements through a smooth 180-degree arc. From gymnastic rings to wall ball targets, REP has everything you need to turn your rig into your ideal training space.
FAQ
How do I know if a rack attachment will fit my REP rack?
Match the attachment to your rack series (PR‑4000, PR‑5000, or 1000) and confirm the upright size, hole diameter, and spacing. REP Fitness groups rack attachments by series to make compatibility clear.
Which power rack attachments should I start with?
Prioritize safety first (safeties or spotter arms), then add basics like a pull-up bar and plate storage; expand with dips, a landmine, or cables based on your goals. REP Fitness power rack attachments are built to boost safety, training variety, and space efficiency.
Do I need a 4-post or 6-post setup when adding storage and cables?
A 6-post setup keeps rear plate storage and many cable systems out of the lifting area and can add rigidity. A 4-post works well for smaller spaces and front or side-mounted rack attachments.
Should I choose a lat pulldown/low row or a side-mount functional trainer?
Lat/low row attachments focus on pulldowns and rows, while side-mount trainers like REP’s Athena offer adjustable pulleys for broader cable work without increasing footprint; pick based on exercise variety, space, and budget. For a deeper look, see our guide to the Athena side‑mount functional trainer.
What’s the difference between strap safeties, flip-down safeties, and pin-pipes?
Each style balances bar protection, ease of adjustment, and cost differently; REP offers multiple options across rack series to fit your setup. Compare pros and cons in our Safeties comparison guide.