Major Fitness F22 All-In-One Home Gym Power Rack
Ultimate fusion of power and aesthetics. Perfect for intermediate to advanced users. Enhanced versatility with 6 band pegs. Ultra-stable structure. Dual independent pulley system. 17 height adjustable holes. 800 lbs reinforced safety arms capacity. Max capacity on pulley system 300 lbs on each side
Major Fitness F22 All-In-One Home Gym Power Rack Reviews
Based on 2 reviews from Gym Radar users, the Major Fitness Major Fitness F22 All-In-One Home Gym Power Rack have an average rating of 2.34 out of 5. They're currently the #38 most-owned All-In-One Trainer on Gym Radar, with 3 home gyms reporting ownership.
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(2.67)
This was the first purchase when I decided I wanted to start a home gym after buying our home. I hadn’t done much research & liked the idea of buying an all in one rack with an integrated functional trainer, all while staying around 80-83” due to limited height in the basement. It functions, but it’s very underwhelming. I think this rack can serve its purpose if you’re someone who uses it infrequently, or in a pinch but for most of us that isn’t the case. It’s what feels like flimsy 14-gauge steel, 2x3 with less than desirable hole spacing. You’re basically committing to the MF eco-system which isn’t something I was interested in. I probably had this rack for about 8 months - bought it for $700 and resold it for the same. I’d stay away unless you just really need a “get the job done” rack and don’t intend on lifting very heavy. The one positive is they ship it with every attachment, which although low quality, is helpful when starting out. You’re better off spending your $ elsewhere
(2.00)
Man, where to start on this. This was my first rack I have put into the home gym, and boy should I have done more research. Firstly, assembly went as expected; having to look up a video put out only to find missing steps on the video. Ultimately, putting together the largest Lego set may be easier than putting this thing together. My other biggest gripes on this rack is the rear posts have no holes other then the weight horn holes which are on the back which I hate. I have a very limited space in my gym and have to have the back of the rack pretty close to the wall leaving very limited room to grab plates off.
I bought the plate loaded pulley option thinking I would eventually upgrade to the selectorize. Now I am thinking why upgrade to the selectorize when I could just upgrade to a better stand alone rack. Pulleys are fine if you are doing any movement straight off the pulley, anything from the side sucks.
Overall, avoid this rack. Ignore the massive amount of marketing this company does and do your own research, I for sure wish I did more.