REP Fitness

24 products

• REP Fitness AB-5200 2.0 Adjustable Bench

  Ten back angles, an optional decline, and a 1.4 in pad gap — REP’s answer to the main complaint about their own cheaper bench.

• REP Fitness Alpine Weightlifting Bar

  A dedicated weightlifting bar — 28 mm shaft, needle bearings, IWF marks only — for the lifts the multipurpose bars compromise on.

• REP Fitness Altitude Power Rack

  An 83-inch all-in-one rack on 2x2 14-gauge uprights, rated to 700 lb — the one you buy to stop making configuration decisions.

• REP Fitness Adjustable Bench Leg Roller Attachment 2.0

  Adds decline pressing and Nordic curls to a REP bench, installed tool-free in under a minute.

• REP Fitness Black Competition Bumper Plates

  Competition-grade bumpers in matte black, with a low-bounce compound, zinc-coated steel insert and a five-year warranty.

• REP Fitness BlackWing Adjustable Bench

  Twelve back angles, six seat angles, and a seat that slides to close the pad gap in every one of them — REP’s answer to their own compromise.

• REP Fitness Calibrated Steel Plates

  IPF-compliant calibrated plates accurate to ±10 g, in an electroless nickel finish and as thin as 0.17 inches.

• REP Fitness Change Plates

  Colour-coded rubber-coated microplates with metal inserts, accurate to 1% — the fix for a stalled press.

• REP Fitness Colorado Bar, 15 kg

  The 15 kg Colorado — same volcano knurl and dual marks as the 20, on a 25 mm shaft for hands the thicker bar defeats.

• REP Fitness Colorado Bar

  REP’s flagship multipurpose bar, spec-for-spec the closest thing to a Rogue Ohio Bar from anyone else — with a volcano knurl instead of a hill knurl.

• REP Fitness Commercial Open Trap Bar

  The open trap bar with the handles welded on — pick 28 mm or a 28/38 mm hybrid once, and pick a sleeve length while you are at it.

• REP Fitness Dip Attachment, 1000 Series

  A 400 lb dip attachment that slides onto the safeties of a PR-1000 series rack — width-adjustable, no tools.

• REP Fitness Dumbbell Rack 2.0

  Angled hex shelves in a compact frame — one rack takes a 5 to 50 lb set, three take 5 to 125.

• REP Fitness Flip-Down Safeties 2.0

  11-gauge in-rack safeties rated and drop-tested to 1,000 lb, with a twist-to-lock pin and no tools to fit.

• REP Fitness Front Foot Extension Pair 2.0

  26 inches of 3x3 steel added to the base of a PR-5000, so you can lift outside the rack without bolting it down.

• REP Fitness Kettlebell Rack 2.0

  Flat shelves with a back lip, rated 1,500 lb each — the geometry kettlebells actually need.

• REP Fitness Open Trap Bar

  An open-backed trap bar with four interchangeable handle sets — the trap bar you can walk into, and the one you can re-spec later.

• REP Fitness PR-1100 Power Rack

  A genuine entry-level cage — 2x2 in 14-gauge steel and a 700 lb capacity — which is a real rack, but a category below the 2x3 budget standard.

• REP Fitness PR-5000 Power Rack

  REP’s flagship configurable rack, and the one that moves to 1-inch hardware — a heavier standard than the 5/8 in the rest of the category uses.

• REP Fitness Spotter Arms 2.0

  Drop-tested to 1,000 lb, with full-length liners and a short version that doubles as an extended J-cup.

• REP Fitness Storage Wings

  Plate and barbell storage bolted to the sides of a PR-5000 — adds 29 inches of width and keeps the rack's depth.

• REP Fitness Strive Air Bike

  An air bike whose fan blade angle adjusts mechanically — resistance you set, not resistance dictated by how fast you pedal.

• REP Fitness PR-4000 Power Rack

  A 3x3 rack sold as a configurator, so you pay for the depth, height and attachments you actually want instead of a fixed SKU.

• REP Fitness AB-3000 Adjustable Bench

  A full flat-incline-decline bench with a low pad and a 1,000 lb capacity, at the price most benches charge for far less rating.