Valor Fitness BD-33
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Product Highlights
- Heavy-duty 12-gauge steel with rubber base caps for safety and stability.
- Includes Lat Pull and Cable Crossover attachments with adjustable handles.
- Double bar track ensures stability and smooth movement with plates.
- Compact design fits multiple units into one, measuring 88"x116.5"x86".
- Max loads: 500 lbs outside cage, 650 lbs inside cage, 750 lbs on safety bars.
The Valor Fitness BD-33 Power Cage is an ideal addition to any home or garage gym. Constructed from robust 2″ x 2″ 12-gauge steel, this power cage ensures maximum strength and durability. The unit is designed with rubber base caps on each foot for enhanced safety, stability, and floor protection. This versatile cage allows for a variety of strength training exercises, including squats, bench presses, rack pulls, and pull-ups. With a 43″ width between uprights, it accommodates most benches for effective bench press workouts.
Included with the BD-33 are the Valor Fitness Lat Pull Attachment and the BD-CC2.0 Cable Crossover Attachment, featuring two adjustable cable machines and handles for comprehensive workout options. The double bar track system provides stability and smooth movement for both Olympic and standard plates. Despite its comprehensive functionality, the unit maintains a compact footprint, measuring 88″ x 116.5″ x 86″.
The power cage supports a maximum load of 500 lbs on bar catchers outside the cage, 650 lbs inside the cage, and 750 lbs on safety bars, with a 200 lb max load on the Lat Pull and each side of the Cable Crossover. For longevity, it is recommended to gently return the carriage to the starting position.
Pros
- Sturdy construction with 12-gauge steel.
- Easy to assemble, perfect for home gyms.
- Versatile for various exercises: squats, bench presses, lat pulldowns.
Cons
- Cables may wear out, need maintenance.
- Limited space for 45lb plates during bench presses.
- Seated rows restricted with 45lb plates.
- Instructions lack details for some adjustments.
