MD Buddy Folding Wall Mounted Squat / Power Rack
MD Buddy Folding Wall Mounted Squat / Power Rack
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Save your garage and basement space for other things!
The MD Buddy Wall-Mounted Folding Rack features a compact foldaway design and quick pin/hinge system that takes little of your time and space to set up. In short order, this rack swings out to extend 24" from your wall - giving you plenty of room for different variations of chin-ups, pull-ups, kip-ups or ring dips.
Its commercial-grade 11-gauge 3" x 3" uprights are sturdy and stable enough to handle your weight and your hardest exercise. And there are few rewards after a hard workout that are more gratifying than a quick and easy storage job. This wall-mounted wonder folds as easy as it unfolds - and protrudes no more than four inches from your wall when stowed.
(Flaman Fitness does not recommend installing the folding rack in any area without additional support from studs, lag screws or stringers. Always be sure to check the rack for stability and before use)
(Wood Stringer Needed for Installation. Mounting Hardware and Stringer Sold Separately)
Flaman Fitness | Progression Fitness 825 Wall Stringer (W/Hardware)
Specifications
SKU: EXGMDBWALLRACK
Dimensions: 48” W x 24” Deep x 91” H
Weight: 145 LB
Included:
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2 J-Hooks
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Quick Release Pins for Folding/Unfolding (6 Total)
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Pin Secured Pullup Bar for Quick and Easy Folding
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J Hooks: 750 LB Capacity.
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Pull-up Bar: 400 LB Capacity
- Reviews
- Questions
CanadaNon-standard spacing is a headache for accessory fitting. Some odd design choices. Otherwise solid.
This rack has 1" holes on approximately (but not quite) 3.5" centres. This means setting spotter bars and hook heights precisely is hit-or-miss. Any accessory that uses two holes/pins isn't going to line up correctly if based on "standard" 2" spacing. Despite the massive 1" holes in the uprights, the hinge and pull-up bar pins are all 3/8". Because of this, it feels like Feels like a copy of a product made by someone who isn't quite sure what they're copying. But hey, they saved you a few bucks by drilling fewer holes. It requires stringers for a solid install, which are an extra cost or a DIY project. Setup/folding is quite fast, and it gets out of the way as-promised. The rack feels solid when deployed. I haven't loaded it with more than 220lbs yet so I can't comment on how it will feel with truly heavy weights. If you're crosstraining with free weight it's an OK value. If lifting is your main thing you'll probably want to spend a little more. As far as I can tell, most of Flaman's cheaper folding racks (xebex/mdbuddy/getrx'd) appear to be the same product.