The Bulletproof Tri Post rack combines maximum functionality with space-saving design! Whether you're looking to have a dedicated space to use your ISOLATOR, a great setup for supersets/circuits in a small amount of space, or just looking for a store-away rack solution, the tri-post rack has you covered! Built with 9-gauge 3x3 steel, it is beyond commercial construction (most racks boast 11 gauge!). The unit is comprised of a rear two-part single upright, dual front telescoping and fold-flat uprights with a pull-up bar, as well as a pair of premium roller J cups, and our dip/pull-up/suspension trainer attachment. The unit has 3x3 uprights and 1" holes.

You can set up just the bottom portion of the rear single upright and have a low-profile compact setup for your ISOLATOR, a dip bar setup, and more. You can add the top portion of the single upright by simply sliding it into the bottom and now have a tall upright to throw our pull-up bar attachment on, suspension trainer, and so much more! If you're looking to do a barbell workout, you can quickly fold the front uprights vertical and have at it! The combo of the rear upright and front uprights is where magic happens as you can run supersets, giant sets, and circuits in the smallest amount of space possible! Once you're done, you can pull a few pins, fold a few things down, and now this amazing unit is stored away, taking up very little space!

The other space saving options require you to drill holes and bolt them to your walls, ours you just tilt up and walk away!

The Tri-Post Rack being as it’s not braced at the top of its upright can have more movement or sway than a traditional rack anchored and braced at the bottom and the top in multiple directions. The dual uprights can have safety spotters facing inside the rack not outside. Since it does not have upper bracing, dropping the barbell on the spotter arms could potentially damage the rack so use at your own discretion. The unit will perform the given movements but if some movement of the upright would bother you this may not be the unit for you.

You may need to weigh the unit down if you are doing exercises where you aren’t sitting on the seat or others that can move the rack under tension of exercise.