7 MUST-HAVE Power Rack Attachments (You’ll Actually Use)

➡ Darko Anchor:
➡ Rep Landmine:
➡ Bulletproof VTS:
➡ Magnetic Stickers:
➡ Pegasus Seat:
➡ Drink Spotter:
➡ Kensui Swissies:

0:00 Intro
1:07 Darko Barbell Anchor
2:06 REP Fitness Landmine Attachment
3:03 Bulletproof VTS (Versa Trolley System)
4:31 Magnetic Hole Markers
5:34 Massenomics Drink Spotter
6:22 REP Pegasus Seat
7:33 Kensui Swissies
8:34 Final Thoughts

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5 Comments

  1. “I guzzle energy drinks like it’s my job” 😂 OK, While not an attachment….the rogue Indy tbar platform makes the overwise useless Rep rack mounted belt squat attachment actually usable in an insane way among other things. Goblet squats, those crazy narrow grip squats Samson does on a belt squat machine, deep cable RDLs, Belt Squats, single arm truly vertical cable curls. T bar rows etc..I had zero idea I’d like it so much! I have a plate loaded six post REP PR 5000 with a early model VTS lite on the front uprights. Love that thing! Very insightful take on home gym essentials! Thank you. 💪🏻

  2. I just just used a label to mark the holes for safety bar, etc. They don’t move, and can label as many holes as needed. I bought a few sets of used J-hooks for cheap and just leave them in the heights for squat, bench, etc.

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