
Band Pegs
Add versatility to your exercises and power rack with REP’s Band Pegs. These chrome-plated, solid-steel pegs are easy to install. Simply slide the peg into a hole in your upright, and it’s ready for use. Attach bands to the pegs for added resistance during your lifts. Integrate them with compound lifts, such as squats and deadlifts, to create a variable load, or use them for band work for warm-ups, mobility, and recovery.
Band Pegs Reviews
Based on 9 reviews from Gym Radar users, the REP Fitness Band Pegs have an average rating of 4.52 out of 5. They're currently the #4 most-owned Band Pegs on Gym Radar, with 16 home gyms reporting ownership.
9 Reviews
Performance
4.33 / 5
Build Quality
4.67 / 5
Value
4.56 / 5
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(5.00)
Rep band pegs four, just as solid as my rogue ones, might be a white labeled product 5 stars

(5.00)
Almost identical to Rogue's band pegs. Nothing special about them and they do their job

(3.00)
Super basic band pegs. No thrills works as they should. Can use them to add band tension or hang things on them. No complaints from me but also nothing amazing to mention

(5.00)
Solid built and simple design. These are effective. Have not had any issues when using.

(5.00)
They are band pegs dont really use them. Really only as a handle for squats.

(5.00)
Good looking band pegs. Quality. Affordable. $30 for 4 of the 5/8” with free shipping makes them a nice deal, better than even some Amazon choices. I use them as storage posts for my change plates now

(5.00)
work great, nice finish, slide in and out smoothly.

(3.33)
Completely average band pegs. There really isn't anything from stopping them from coming out of the hole. It's typically not an issue, but if you do need more lateral security, get pegs that have a pin or something similar. You can, however, also use them for the landmine

(4.33)
They’re fine, depending how you set them up for bands they move around quite a bit. Would be nice if they were magnetic or something so they don’t move so much. Overall works fine to add some accommodating resistance just as Louie intended.


