Performance Series Half Cage
The Legend Fitness Half Cage features an open design wide enough and deep enough to accomplish all of your goals, yet its footprint is small enough to allow you to keep more space in your weight room. A frame welded from 3×3-inch tubing with only 8 frame bolts (compared with the competition’s 20 or more) means that this is the most rigid half cage you’ll look at today.
Performance Series Half Cage Reviews
Based on 3 reviews from Gym Radar users, the Legend Fitness Performance Series Half Cage have an average rating of 3.67 out of 5. They're currently the #15 most-owned Half Rack on Gym Radar, with 2 home gyms reporting ownership.
3 Reviews
Performance
3.00 / 5
Build Quality
4.67 / 5
Value
3.33 / 5
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(4.00)
I really enjoy this rack, but it does have its limitations.
The 1 inch holes and overbuilt safeties & j cups make sure you’ll never break this rack. But they are also a con. The jcups take up 4 hole spaces, and safeties take up 6. Depending on the exercise, this can be an issue.
While it is 1 inch hole, there are no holes on on the side, which limits the “modulation” or add ons.
A lot of the pieces are welded on instead of bolt on. Pros and cons to that, but overall the build is strong, just wanting to get more customization out of my rack, so it won’t be my forever rack.
(3.67)
We bought this used as our only home gym rack. It is bomb proof and has served us well for the last few years.
It came out of a pro-sports facility, so the coating shows a lot of wear compared to what you would ever see at home, so can’t really comment much on that.
Pros:
- It’s does have the typical 1” holes on 2” spacing, 3x3 11 gauge uprights. Every other hole has a laser etched number on the inside of the rack, making easy to see no matter what. Accessories like Bells of Steel manticore dip attachment fit no problem.
- Rack is very sturdy with the welded side uprights. Easy to set up with just 8 bolts.
- We have the pro top cross member that allows for various width grip, along with a set of dedicated narrow grip handles on the back side.
- Built in weight storage. The pegs are welded on and chromed. Very high quality, but not removable.
Cons:
- Not module like fully bolt together racks.
- it has no holes on the back up rights. It only has holes on the front/back of the front up rights. Limiting Accessories positioning significantly compared to other racks. It has had no real impact to us.
(3.33)
Its found in a ton of commercial gyms. Most of the Legend ones I've used had hole spacings way too far apart. So on a squat you're either unracking on your toes or halfway down a squat