Rogue built an international reputation by adhering to a uniquely American standard of quality manufacturing. Our racks, rigs, and stands have become our most iconic ambassadors, and it’s not hard to understand why. Over the past decade, we have continuously worked to design and build systems that are as versatile as they are durable—giving athletes stability and security without ever limiting their training options. We’ve developed distinct models to provide a range of choices suited to the training goals and budgets of any gym owner. Additionally, each unit can be fully customized thanks to a wide array of exclusive accessories and attachments.
Difference Between Rigs and Racks
Rigs are versatile structures designed for functional fitness training, incorporating various attachments and stations for a wide range of exercises. Primarily designed to provide ample room for pull-ups, we use a design that incorporates stations to rack a barbell, offering even more versatility. Rigs offer unparalleled customization options‒from the types of pull-up bars, length of rig, and number of squat stations to name a few, making them ideal for functional fitness and CrossFit.
Racks, on the other hand, provide a stable and secure platform used primarily for traditional weightlifting exercises like squats, bench presses, and deadlifts. Equipped with a safety option, racks offer added protection during heavy lifts, ensuring a safe and effective workout experience.
Consider your fitness goals, space constraints, and budget when choosing between rigs and racks to find the perfect solution for your needs.
Benefits of Rigs and Racks
Versatility: Experience the freedom to perform a wide variety of compound exercises, including squats, bench presses, pull-ups, and calisthenic movements. Rigs and racks offer endless possibilities for dynamic workouts and attachment options you can tailor to your fitness goals.
Strength Building: Load up heavier weights with confidence. Rigs and racks provide the most stable platform for heavy lifts, making them the preferred choice for professional training facilities to anyone looking to lift heavy in their home gym.
Safety and Stability: Train with peace of mind knowing that our rigs and racks come equipped with, or have the option to easily add safeties‒from safety spotter arms, to strap safeties or classic pin and pipe safeties, you can easily customize your setup to fit your needs.
Aside from these, there are numerous other benefits to using a rig or rack in a gym or training facility, including our convenient storage solutions designed to keep everything you need for training in one place.
Common Rigs & Racks Exercises
Discover the versatility of rigs and racks with these common exercises:
Pull-ups and Chin-ups: Utilize the numerous pull-up bar options we offer on our rigs and racks to strengthen your upper body and improve grip strength.
Core Exercises: Attachments like hanging straps and gymnastics rings, as well as the pull-up bars themselves enable a variety of core exercises, including leg raises and knee tuck variations.
Barbell Exercises: Perform classic barbell exercises like squats, bench presses, and overhead presses while having safety options available to give you peace of mind during your training.
FAQs:
Yes. Our rigs and racks can be customized to fit individual preferences and gym requirements, with options for adjusting size, configuration, and accessories. Customization choices may include selecting the number of stations and attachment points, adding features like dip bars and storage options, and choosing colors and finishes.
All of our rigs and racks come with instructions and can easily be done by one or two people, depending on the model you go with. We always recommend assembling the rig or rack first before bolting it to your floor, if required or you choose to do so. It’s also best to keep the bolts loose and setting the rig or rack in place before fully tightening. This will ensure the unit is level and square.
Rigs are ideal for group training or classes, accommodating multiple users simultaneously. They provide a versatile platform for a variety of exercises and can be configured to meet the needs of different workout routines.
Many power racks offer customization options and compatibility with various attachments. These attachments can include dip bars, pull-up bars, landmine attachments, and more, allowing users to expand the functionality of their power rack to suit their specific training needs.
