T-3 Series Power Rack

I owned 2 of these when I had my public gym and they were great more than enough power for what mostly anyone needs. We definitely had multiple 700 plus pound squats done in one of these back then. I now have a 91 inch and a 82 inch version strung together and attached to a Yukon fitness functional trainer on each side to simulate a rep Hyperion. This rack is great! Justice for 2x3 racks!

I bought this year's ago before 3x3 racks were a thing, after watching Coops review on it. It's held up well through the years. The old powder coating is It's weakest point. Titan doesn't use this anymore and that's a good thing. It's been a solid rack thats served me well. I'm sure the newer models are even better.

With my space i wasn’t exactly looking for a rack with a lot of rack attachment options, it does everything I need it to and with me having the extra weight storage on it I have no need to bolt it down

Sweet little market place find and for a 2x3 rack it’s super solid. Sure the welds are dirty and some holes might be out of round but all in all it’s a solid rack that serves its purpose.

I’ve had mine since 2014 and love it but it’s a bummer that they don’t keep up with all the new attachments options out

Bought a 4 post rack (24" depth, 91" height, 2x3 uprights, 5/8" holes) for a good deal. It absolutely needs to be bolted down, but that should be a given for most racks. Once it's bolted down, I haven't had any issues with any movements. The westside hole spacing is great for finding the perfect bar position for benching. Titan also offers a good amount of add-ons for most exercises you could need. My only complaint is that with the 2" inside depth the weight holding pegs become almost useless but that's just the reality of the shallow depth. Also works well as a workstation.

It’s a power rack and it does the job well. Bolted down and is very solid. Pin press works, rack pulls awesome, and anything else you can think of doing in a power rack has worked for me.

I started lifting in a Rogue R-3 at work, and I don't find this to be a step down in any meaningful way. I also used parts from a T-3 Space Saving rack to raise the pull-up bar and add additional stability. Couldn't be happier with the result.

At one time this was the one of best home gym racks you could buy for the money. Circa, 2015 through 2019. 2x3 5/8 racks are solid and would serve most well, but most companies have moved on to supporting 3x3 racks. I had this rack for several years even built it out into a giant 6 post rack. The rack was solid, but the biggest thing would be the fit and finish and the welds. The attachments were OK but not as nice as other brands like Rogue the good thing about it is you could use other people‘s attachments on this rack because it was very similar to the Rogue footprint some people call it a copy or clone of the R3 or R6 rack.

If I had to do it over I’d take one of these over my Rogue Monster. Plenty strong if you don’t go overboard with attachments.