T-3 Series Safety Straps
Upgrade your rack with strap safeties that deliver quiet, bounce-free catches during failed lifts while protecting your bar's knurling from damage. Each strap is built from 2" wide reinforced nylon webbing with a combined dynamic drop capacity of 6,200 LB. The quick-change J-hook style brackets let you install or adjust the system in seconds, so you can set different heights and allow the bar to safely roll away from you.
T-3 Series Safety Straps Reviews
Based on 4 reviews from Gym Radar users, the Titan Fitness T-3 Series Safety Straps have an average rating of 4.25 out of 5. They're currently the #25 most-owned Safeties on Gym Radar, with 9 home gyms reporting ownership.
4 Reviews
Performance
4.25 / 5
Build Quality
3.75 / 5
Value
4.75 / 5
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(4.33)
These are a great upgrade from the pin and pipe safeties that came with my rack. They are easy to move and function as they should. The main draw back is the extra slack in them but it's not a deal breaker.
(4.67)
They work great as spotting arms without the clanging of metal on metal, great for home gym use. They're easy to adjust and I haven't had any issues with any kind of stretching. There's a little more slack in them than I'd like, but for the price I can't complain too much. After trying out some 500lb rack pulls with some short drops I'm confident these would be able to save me if needed.
(5.00)
I bought the first generation Titan safety straps, but they were recalled due to a safety risk (I recall seeing a YouTube video of a guy dropping a loaded barbell onto it and the straps breaking!). Soon after that incident, I received an email from Titan telling me to stop using the safety straps, and that they will send me a new and improved version. I waited with bated breath for several months, but then it finally came in the mail - the early version of this safety strap. My first impression upon seeing it was that it is much beefier in construction than the original in terms of the stitching and the strap thickness. I've used these straps for over 10 years now with no issue. I've done heavyish (550 lbs or so) rack pulls off of them with no issues. (Soon after its release, Titan put out a drop test video in which the improved straps survived an 800 lb+ drop from about two feet.) My only complaint was that my rack has 1" holes, whereas these straps were made for 5/8" holes. But I've added spacers, which solved that problem. I don't care that these straps bear the name of "Titan," rather than bougier name brands like "Rogue" or "Sorinex." I feel completely safe when using these safety straps and would recommend them wholeheartedly to others.
(3.00)
These worked fine for me. Not the highest quality. Biggest gripe I had was how much slop there is in the straps. They did save me a couple times.