Power Rack Powerline PPR200X can be assembled and be put to use quickly and easily. Perform squats, pull-ups, incline presses, flat bench, shoulder shrugs, and a variety of other weight lifting exercises safely and efficiently.

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Body-Solid Powerline PPR200X Power Rack Reviewed
Pros and Cons
Conclusion

Body-Solid Powerline PPR200X Power Rack Reviewed

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Product Specifications

Height	82"
Length	44"
Width	46"
Weight	133 lbs.
Max User Weight	600 lbs.
Warranty	10-years on frame/1 year on all other parts
Adjustment Levels	18 (3 inches apart)

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Feature Summary:

10 Year frame warranty
Quick and simple assembly
600-pound max load
2 heat tempered lift-offs and 2 saber-style safety rods
Walk-in design for maximum side-to-side movement

Pros and Cons

Pros

The PPR200X is an affordable, easy to use power rack that is sturdy enough to support plenty enough weight for most weightlifters.
One of the biggest advantages of this power rack is its wide, walk-in design that allows you to perform a large variety of exercises that require more side-to-side movement than many power racks offer.
Also, the PPR200X offers a total of eighteen different positions, accommodating most any user height and even further increasing the amount of exercises it can enable.
And in the end, the PPR200X comes with a ten-year warranty on the frame and a one-year warranty on the parts.

Cons

Some users have voiced complaints that the hooks the Powerline PPR200X comes with are not the best for benching.
The spacing in the holes is a little wide, making finding the perfect position for benching a challenge for some.
Paint chips quite easily.
It isn’t going to be able to withstand the massive loads (600+ pounds), which can come as a surprise for heavy weightlifters.

Conclusion

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Ideal for squats, incline presses, flat...
Wide "walk-in" design
18 positions, Two heat tempered lift-offs
Two saber style safety rods

Our Rating:

4.5 / 5

That brings us to the final recommendation. While for the PPR200X may not be the best power rack available for benching because of its wide spacing and insufficient hooks, this power rack has proven to be excellent at almost everything else, leading it to be one of the best reviewed and most popular power racks on the market.

As long as you aren’t throwing superman-sized weights on it, the Powerline PPR200X is one of the easiest to assemble, sturdiest power racks available for the money.

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Paul J

Paul J is the co-founder of Garage Gym Pro. As an ex-professional footballer, he has seen a gym or two and is an expert at knowing what is required for home gym setups. When he isn’t testing out products for his readers, he’s usually going for a run in the park or out for coffee.