These say they can hold 300 lbs. Surely they can hold more right?

>>76447376 (OP)
Absolutely. I wouldn't even bother to bolt them to the floor. Just put some cinder bars on the base.

Clarence0 just built a home gym and literally just uses a pair of $60 squat stands like those to squat 200kg

>>76447376 (OP)
Probably twice that.

>>76447403
so he bought a gym

>>76447438
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>>76447440
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>>76447465
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>>76447376 (OP)
Probably, yeah. But if you're going to be lifting big boy weight just get real shit. Pic related is rated for 1,000lbs.

It's made from chinkalloy, 95% of them can hold 1000lbs, 4.9% can still hold better more than the spec, 0.1% will randomly fail at 200lbs and kill you after 100 fatigue cycles.

>>76447376 (OP)
This, unironically looks sturdier than
this
>>76447504
The simpler the better

>>76447556
it made in usa wyte man

>>76447376 (OP)
>1" bar
lmao grow up

>>76447562
No. The pins are the weak point. The second model's have 2-3x the diameter (4-9 the cross section).

>>76447504
>namebrand charging over $300 for a squat stand
lol, lmao. Titan isn't even considered high quality among the dedicated fitness brands. The uprights are 2x3 instead of 3x3 for no reason, which will fuck with compatibility with some attachments. They could at least come with spotter arms, not that you need those for bumpers but would still be nice.

>>76447376 (OP)
>These say they can hold 300 lbs.
Im quite certain all of these, even the cheap ones, can hold at least 1000lbs

>>76448196
Yeah, that's what squat stands cost. And 2x3 is standard.

>>76447376 (OP)
Buy a set of 3x3 metal uprights + appropriate pull up bar, set of j-cups, appropriate bolts + fender washers + nuts, a single standard, non-economy 2x4 + handful of lag screws.
Pre-assemble 3x3 + pullup bar, tie into exposed wall studs in garage with 2x4 sections. If studs aren't exposed, buy an extra 2x4 to tie the studs+ 2x4 braces together. Bolt the 3x3's to the ground.
You'll be in the hole around what a decent squat stand costs, but can grow it to a full power rack overtime if you want. Just don't use it without bolting the uprights into the floor.

>>76447376 (OP)
it's not about how much they can hold because that's few tons easily, it's about how stable it is when u drop that weight with momentum bitch bot gptino :D

ya rly need tree hundred pounds to feed your bubble thighs with overgrown vastus lateralis and adductors? why? where does this unhealthy addiction come from ? were u always remardened?

>>76449781
how many polish athletes have won gold medals with your methods you rat piece of garbage? 0
how many with a sane regimen of squats, weighted pylo and deads ? at least 60

>>76447556
this. always check the welds. if they look questionable then return it

>>76447403
I saw that too, seems insane to me. I rather not play with that shit and get something quality especially if I'm serious about lifting. My impression is that Clarence is a cheapskate/thrifter which is fine for wrist straps, platforms, or weights and such but I wouldn't risk my life with a shoddy squat rack to save a couple hundred dollars.

>>76449261
god you diyniggers are insufferable
>yeah man just jump through 20 hoops to save $10 instead of buying a squat rack

>>76447562
You’re freaking dumb bro

>>76449261
Wow! I'm not doing this!

>>76449909
>>76450894
top tier bait
almost had me

>>76450909
sorry bro, im not spending my weekend building meme shit

>>76447376 (OP)
I've actually spoken to York about their weight limits. I've been using their equipment since the 90's. They say their designs are tested to 125% of the weight limit they state on the product page. So technically these can hold 375lbs. Having said that, it's called a safety margin for a reason. I wouldn't go much above 300lbs using them

>>76449909
>>76450935
Okay, you won't be lifting anything heavier than 2 pl, so you should be fine anyway.

>>76451482
125% is a shit ass safety margin for something potentially lethal.

>>76447376 (OP)
The weak point will be the hardware. If you're not going to be adjusting them, replace those pins with grade 8 bolts. Replace the bolts used to assemble it, too.

>>76449793
i do not work in my masters in kinesiology learned trade bot :D i do sth else :D and u have no clue what it is bitch bot gpt :D
>>76451482
>So technically these can hold 375lbs.
they will hold 3 tons easily bot, i told u already here:
>>76449781
but they will be wobbly when u put your 300 pounds back on it, because base is not wide enough and at some point whole thing will bend and collapse when u put weight back and with added momentum all of it rsts on one support momentarily before it settles


and it's completely beside the point as NOBODY, AND I MEAN IT NOBODY WANTS TO SQUAT, they might think they want to squat but they are mistaken

>>76453820
i hate u so fuckin much bot

>>76450909
>>76452987
congrats on both of you being retarded or whatever

You don't need a full cage, but I wouldn't accept anything less than picrel for a home gym
I'm not a powerlard so I am never lifting enough to actually get close to snap city or major failure, but I'd rather stay safe even if the safeties never see real use
You don't buy a gun expecting to use it, but if you ever need to, you will regret not having one
And of course the built-in pull up bar for rings

>>76447376 (OP)
they arent very stable because the base isnt weighted and too small so they can tip over easily.

>>76454403
>safety
never understood why anyone would go without safety Arms or Pins

>super cheap
>don't disturb you in any meaningful way
>prevents you from weeks in a hospital or dying in case something happens
and every counter argument is always some kind of cope from depressive / suicidal fags

>>76449909
Considering the cost of all the materials from hoe Depot, I can just buy a better rated set used on Facebook marketplace.

>>76454414
You're supposed to put weight on that pin sticking off the back that you probably thought is for your butthole.

>>76454419
In the US, we have 99% seatbelt usage, but about 50% of the automotive deaths every year are unbelted. You would think that number would start going down, too, as the idiocy dies off, but enough new idiots are born every year to sustain that statistic indefinitely.

>>76449909
>diy
Lol wtf you on about mate

>>76454435
it's even cheaper when u realize u don't need one :D
>>76453820
>>76449781
seriously :D
>>76453845
>Anonymous 08/02/25(Sat)11:29:11 No.76453845▶
>>>76453820
>i hate u so fuckin much bot
u have zero feelings bot - don't lie

>>76447609
lmao
No, it's not.

>>76447609
>>76457220
I should explain because you're going to be an absolute retard and REEEE about how they are.
SOME higher end gym stuff is supposedly made in the US, however even those items have several components sourced from China. For instance, you really think ball bearings for barbells are made in the US? lmao. With all the "US made" stuff, they simply slap together the final product. Nearly all companies will still outsource as much of the component fabrication.
Regardless, since OP is asking about the shittiest lowest end garbage, it is guaranteed not even remotely made in the US.
....
I decided to google it. York actually no longer has ANY manufacturing in the US for anything. So yeah. You're a fucking retard.