
GIANT BD3X Power Rack
The Giant Lifting AXIS BD3X Power Rack is part of our Axis 3X Series — a heavy-duty, precision-built rack designed for serious home and commercial gym setups. Every detail has been upgraded for strength, stability, and long-term performance.
GIANT BD3X Power Rack Reviews
Based on 5 reviews from Gym Radar users, the Giant Lifting GIANT BD3X Power Rack have an average rating of 4.60 out of 5. They're currently the #21 most-owned Power Rack on Gym Radar, with 5 home gyms reporting ownership.
5 Reviews
Performance
5.00 / 5
Build Quality
4.00 / 5
Value
4.80 / 5
User Reviews
Leave a Review (5.00)
I have a 6 post Giant rack and really like it for the centerpiece of my homegym. The 42" being between Rep and Rogue kind of sucks, but for the most part Giant has put out enough attachments for it to not matter. It came palletized and in good shape.
(4.33)
Great rack for the price. I live in WA, so if you do try setting it up to pickup in Bonney Lake. Can't get a much better deal than that, especially if you pair it with one of their sales.
Not quite the quality of Rep, but for the price, an amazing value.

(4.67)
The Giant lifting BD3X rack is a fantastic rack for the price. Being 3x3 with 1” holes means you won’t have any issues finding shortage of attachments that will fit. My set up is the 6 post model with the lat and low row pulley system. The lat and row pulley system has a 1:1 ratio and feels smooth and sturdy. Only issue I noticed on the rack is the paint isn’t and smooth in some areas and has a few chips. Some of the newer attachments seem to have more of a semi gloss finish vs the flat black on the rack. Overall great rack for the price!

(4.33)
I almost went with a 2x2 rack, but I’m really glad I spent a little more and went with the GIANT BD3X. This thing feels serious. The 3x3 uprights with 1 inch holes just give it that overbuilt feel. When I’m squatting or benching heavy, I feel completely safe in it. Minimal shaking, no weird flex, it just feels solid and does its job.
One of the best parts is how many attachments you can run on it. There are a ton of options out there, so it feels more like a long term foundation than just a starter rack. The only issue I had was the finish. Mine had some overspray and a couple blemishes that looked like something got set on it before the paint dried. It’s purely cosmetic, but you can tell quality control is not perfect. Performance wise though, it delivers. It’s beefy, dependable, and I honestly don’t see myself replacing it anytime soon.
I would recommend it, just hopefully without the paint blemishes.

(4.67)
This is the rack for you to get into the 3x3 1” ecosystem at a pretty decent price. It comes with strap safeties, decent jcups, and a multi grip pull up bar. It is a metric rack so take that information when looking for other companies’ attachments. Currently have BoS, Fringe Sport, Titan, and GetRX attachments on my rack.

