Combo Rack - Squat and Bench Press Competition Rack
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Combo Rack - Squat and Bench Press Competition Rack

Owned By: 7 gyms
#3 Most Owned Combo Rack
#46 Most Owned Rack
Average Rating: 3.59
Total Reviews: 9

The first approved rack of its kind. Easy to dismantle and transport. Easy to convert from one discipline to another. Quick and easy to adjust the height of the bar, by means of the tilting bar principal. Easy to place the bar correctly as it rests on the rollers. Clear foot positioning by moving one step away from the rack sumo-squat. Clear positioning of the hands on the bar. This is possible due to the fact that the bar holdercan be changed quickly from wide to narrow. The bench can be mounted onto the squat rack with ease and without the use of special tools.

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Combo Rack - Squat and Bench Press Competition Rack Reviews

Based on 9 reviews from Gym Radar users, the ER Equipment Combo Rack - Squat and Bench Press Competition Rack have an average rating of 3.59 out of 5. They're currently the #3 most-owned Combo Rack on Gym Radar, with 7 home gyms reporting ownership.

9 Reviews

3.59 / 5
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3.67 / 5
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3.67 / 5
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3.44 / 5

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Big Andrew
Lone Buck Barbell
97 reviews
1283 points
(4.67)
7/20/2026
Great rack to use and spot and load. The bench spotters are removable which is very nice.
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ATP Gym
ATP Gym
581 reviews
4074 points
(3.67)
3/27/2026
Er combo rack is the most common combo rack used in the United states, that being said it's not because of build quality or refinement. Its because it's IPF approved, very easy to take apart and move and is at a fair price point. No thrills just old reliable
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Big James
Happy Plumber Physical Culture
75 reviews
813 points
(4.67)
3/17/2026
This is my favorite, and the first, combo rack I ever used. I love everything about it, the adjustability, ease of swapping between squats and bench, and the durability. Have one at work that has been absolutely abused for over a decade by profesional shot put and discus athletes. Thing still does what we need it to do. We did swap out the upholstery maybe 8-10yrs into having it.
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Vincent from KKB
Kraft Klub Bern Gym
49 reviews
667 points
(3.67)
3/8/2026
At the time the only good Combo Rack available here without breaking the bank on an Eleiko Combo Rack. As others said the bad is thin and slippery, but we added the Bench Cover. Adding a slight bit more padding but most importantly adding a ton of grip. We also use the same power bar in this rack at all times as the roller are steel, and we only want one bar having its knurl ruined. Other than that it does its job, feels stable, dimensions and adjustability is on point and can not bench heavy in any other rack in our gym.
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Brandon Tunquist
Tunquist's Gym
776 reviews
5204 points
(2.67)
2/25/2026
My old gym had this, you may as well lay down on a bare piece of plywood and bench off of it. Its super uncomfortable and you just cant get set up well to bench
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Bremmy Strong
Bremmy Barbell Club
117 reviews
1427 points
(3.67)
2/22/2026
These are the combos that I have at my local powerlifting gym and I have used them in a couple meets. I’m work well for these situations but if I was choosing one for my home gym I would go with a different rack. The pad could use an upgrade an material. I do like that they are all consistent builds so the height settings are usually the same.
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Big Jen
Bloom Barbell
70 reviews
1123 points
(3.00)
2/19/2026
I’ve used this combo rack in many meets and honestly hate benching out of it. The pad is slick and thin but maybe that’s how most combos are when benching. I’m sure there are many reasons why I see it in so many meets, but definitely not a fan. However, still gets the job done.
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Keith Honeycutt - The No Whine Cellar
The No Whine Cellar
293 reviews
3087 points
(3.33)
2/1/2026
The ER combo rack does seem to be pretty popular with meet directors for its quality to weight ratio. I have used one of the many times in comps and several times while traveling and using a public powerlifting gym. Big downside for putting one in al Home gym is it has not bolt down options. Used in powerlifting meets since 2017
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Basement Brandon
Basement Barbell
500 reviews
4294 points
(3.00)
1/21/2026
This used be a solid option a decade ago when there weren't many combo options on the market. However these days I think its age is showing. While it's quite portable for meets, this leads it to feel very loose and unstable while in use. You also don't get any finer touches like UHMW protection. This ships with metal rollers which chew through bars like nobody's business and the pad is one of the least liked in the community.
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