The Altitude™ power rack is designed for lifters who want a premium, all-in-one training system without the overwhelming amount of configurations found in the 5000 Series. It delivers a more approachable, streamlined setup with fewer decisions to make, while still offering a refined, customizable ecosystem—including the Altitude™ smith machine attachment, cable attachment, and storage options. If you want a clean, cohesive rack that’s easy to build, easy to upgrade, and never intimidating, Altitude™ is your match.

The 5000 Series (like the PR-5000) is built for lifters who want maximum rigidity, maximum load capacity, and maximum configurability. It’s a fully customizable, heavy-duty system with endless options—from crossmembers to rack depths to specialty attachments—built for athletes who want commercial-grade power in their home gym. If you need ultra-high capacity and total modular freedom, the 5000 Series is the top end. If you want a premium, simplified system with all the essentials (and then some), the Altitude™  power rack gives you everything you need in a cleaner, easier-to-navigate package.

No, you don’t need to bolt the Altitude™ Power Rack down. It’s engineered for stability right out of the box.

However, the rack does include built-in bolt plates at the base if you prefer or require a fixed setup—especially for high-intensity training, added peace of mind, or meeting facility mounting standards. Bolting it down is optional, but the feature is there when you want it.

Many attachments are available now and more are in development. A rack’s attachment ecosystem is one of the biggest reasons why you would choose one versus another. When you purchase a power rack, you’re buying into the company’s ability to come out with new attachments that add additional functionality over the life of your power rack. Our engineering team is hard at work developing new attachments every year, and we believe this is one of our biggest differentiators. 

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The TRX System may be used provided the rack is securely stabilized—either by bolting it down or adding adequate weight.

The Altitude™ Rack is built around a unified, all-in-one ecosystem—so every attachment designed for the Altitude™ Series fits seamlessly. This includes the Altitude™ smith machine, the Altitude™ cable attachment, and training add-ons like the Altitude™ strap safeties, leg roller, and drop-in dip. Each attachment is engineered specifically for the Altitude™ uprights, spacing, and height options, ensuring a clean fit, smooth movement, and a cohesive look across your entire setup.

In addition to its dedicated ecosystem, every base Altitude™ power rack includes the essentials you need to start strong: Flat Sandwich J-Cups, a Multi-Grip Pull-Up Bar, Flip-Down Safeties, and four pairs of Weight Horns. Traditional 5000 Series or 4000 Series attachments are not cross-compatible, but the Altitude™ lineup offers everything you need to build a complete training system—power rack, Smith machine, functional trainer, storage, and specialty accessories—all in one unified platform.

When you select the Stainless Steel front uprights, the remaining uprights on the Altitude™ power rack come in Metallic Black. This keeps the rack looking clean, cohesive, and intentional—pairing the premium stainless steel finish up front with a sleek, metallic black attachments.