I learned about this piece through Massenomics when they toured Jen Thompson's gym. While it is a great drink spotter and does a great job of whatever I want to get off the floor, it has done wonders for my lower back pain. I play golf and afterwards my back would always be tight. Since I've been using this machine the pain has all but gone away. The only downsides are it’s expensive and it takes up a ton of room.

As others have said, its huge and heavy, which I like. It's very stable when in use and won't budge when you're working out with it. Not overly difficult to move around but I can imagine it would be difficult to move into a basement or up stairs. Assembly was quick and easy, this should last a lifetime!

This was the first "nice bar" I bought for my gyn and I love it. I saw a bunch of reviews before I bought it that said the cerakote didn't hold up well, but I haven't had any issues. It's what I use most often, and although the knurling may be a little passive fore some, it's a nice change of pace from my Texas Deadlift bar. I'd definitely recommend for anyone looking for an American-themed bar!

I have the Rep PR-5000, six post in white, 93 inches in height. I bought it a couple years ago on black Friday and picked up from the Rep showroom in Pennsylvania so I saved quite a bit doing it that way. It has been a great rack, very solid and can handle any weight that I'm going to lift on it. I paired it with the dual selectorized Athena's along with the lat pulldown and low row. I used it for every workout and would highly recommend it to anyone in the market for a rack.