About Watchmarks Racks
Watchmarks Racks helps readers with one job: home and garage gym owners adding to an existing power rack or squat stand, first-time rack buyers planning which attachments the rack must accept later, owners of discontinued or budget racks looking for third-party attachments that still fit and small studio and coach owners standardising attachments across mixed racks.
Publisher
Watchmarks Racks is published by Watchmarks.
What we cover
- J-cups and J-hooks
- Safeties (spotter arms, straps, pin-pipe)
- Dip attachments
- Landmine attachments
- Pull-up and multi-grip bars
- Plate and bar storage (weight horns, bar holders)
- Rack pins, band pegs and small hardware
What we do not cover
- Instructions to drill, cut, weld or otherwise modify rack uprights or attachments
- Advice to skip, shorten or thin a locking pin to make an attachment fit
- 'Universal fit' or 'fits all racks' claims repeated without the three fit attributes
- Load ratings stated beyond what the maker publishes, or presented as tested by us
- Weight-bearing attachments with no stated load rating or no locking method
- Injury-prevention, rehabilitation or other medical and training-outcome claims
- Supplements, chalk, sprays and other consumables
- Complete racks and cable machines as recommendations (they appear only as the reference systems attachments fit)
Who writes this site
- Watchmarks Editorial. Watchmarks Editorial is the editorial byline of Watchmarks, published by WATCHMARKS LTD. Products are selected using the criteria on each site's How we choose page, and every specification is labeled with its source.