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• Fringe Sport

  Fringe Sport Black Bumper Plates

  Virgin rubber on a stainless insert with a lifetime warranty, and every plate width published — the spec sheet does the work here.

• Fringe Sport

  Fringe Sport Cloverfield Cable Tower

  A 220 lb single-stack tower running 1:1 for lat and row and 2:1 for the functional trainer — both ratios, no adapter.

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  Fringe Sport Black Training Competition Bumper Plates

  Competition-thin bumpers at training-plate prices — a 45 is 2.15 inches wide, which buys back real sleeve space over a standard bumper.

• Fringe Sport

  Fringe Sport The Dane 2.0

  A rack with dual 160 lb stacks at a 1:1 pulley ratio — the weight you select is the weight you move, which most all-in-ones can’t say.

• Fringe Sport

  Fringe Sport Econ Adjustable Bench

  A 1,000 lb capacity at the budget end — undercut by a 19.5 inch seat height, which is well above where a bench pad should sit.

• Fringe Sport

  Fringe Sport Fat EZ Curl Bar

  A 19 lb EZ curl bar with a 2-inch shaft — the angled grip and the fat grip in one bar, and it does not rack.

• Fringe Sport

  Fringe Sport Falcon Bench

  Nine back angles, three seat angles and a 1,000 lb rating on an 11-inch pad — the bench that takes its adjustability seriously.

• Fringe Sport

  Fringe Sport Fenrir Functional Trainer Squat Rack

  A 603 lb all-in-one rack and dual-stack trainer that folds to 26 inches deep — 160 lb per side at 2:1.

• Fringe Sport

  Fringe Sport Flat / Incline / Decline Bench

  A 70 lb FID bench rated to 1,000 lb on an 11.5-inch pad — three positions from one frame, with a narrow pad for pressing.

• Fringe Sport

  Fringe Sport Flat Bench

  A 12-inch pad on a 2x2 11-gauge frame, rated to 880 lb — a flat bench with nothing to go wrong.

• Fringe Sport

  Fringe Sport Garage Series Squat Cage

  A 2x2 cage with 1-inch holes in a 44 by 48.5 inch footprint, rated to 600 lb — the small, honest entry rack.

• Fringe Sport

  Fringe Sport Hex Trap Bar

  A 45 lb hex bar with 24 inches between the handles — the deadlift variant that most people should have started with.