Rogue HR-2 Half Rack vs REP Fitness Apollo Half Rack
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Key features
Features
- 3×3 in. 11-ga uprights
- No bolt-down required
- Footprint 48 x 49 in.
- 3×3 in. 11-ga
- 1,000 lb capacity (rackable)
- 80 or 93 in. tall
- Footprint 48 x 52.4 in.
Third-party seal
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Our take
3×3 in. 11-gauge Monster Lite steel with a base that doesn't need bolting down.
Flat-foot base (no bolt-down) with a 1,000 lb rating; REP's replacement for the HR-5000.
What it’s for
Half Racks: A half rack gives you most of what a full power cage does (safeties, J-hooks, a pull-up bar and attachment holes) in an open, two-post design that is easier to fit in a garage. Many need bolting down or plate storage for stability; check the base, steel gauge, height and spotter arms before you buy.
Winner by category
| Footprint | Rogue HR-2 Half Rack |
|---|---|
| Higher in our ranking | Rogue HR-2 Half Rack (#1) |
“Winners” are only on confirmed numbers (higher is better, except sugar, footprint and price tier). They are not an overall verdict.