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muscle motion vs powertec power rack

PTC said:
A friend has a Force USA rack, it weighs 100kg

I got the Muscle Motion from Gym direct, a site sponsor on here, it weighs over 200kg, guess which one is going to rock less?

I have only seen pics of the Force rack, and from what I could tell, it looked like every other rack that kept me from buying a rack for 2 years for my gym.

My needs are high as my rack gets used all day by up to 30 people a night, so I couldnt afford something cheap and nasty.

I'm sure there are plenty of good racks out there as I havent seen them all, but all I can tell you is the Muscle Motion rack I got has been superb, and I doubt anyone on here will abuse a rack as much as we do.
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Sorry to bump an old thread, Are you referring to the weight of the commercial mmpr or the standard? I only say this because GymDirect told me the net weight was roughly 100kg for the non commercial
 
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uppon2 said:
Sorry to bump an old thread, Are you referring to the weight of the commercial mmpr or the standard? I only say this because GymDirect told me the net weight was roughly 100kg for the non commercial
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He's referring to the commercial muscle motion power rack.
 
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