Titan X-2 Series Power Rack Tall Bolt Down Accessories Available

Another great Titan product for a great price!This item is heavy duty and big! However, it still saves a bunch of space compared to a stand alone dip unit. This is important to me because I'm running out of room in my basement gym.I'm not sure of the gauge but the steel tubing is very thick. I have no fear of this bar giving out on me. My power rack would probably fail before this dip bar attachment would. The handles are approximately 2" diameter which I prefer over thinner dip handles. It seems to be less stress on my palms.I ordered this dip attachment for my NON-Titan squat / power rack (Unknown name brand, used Craigslist purchase). My rack is 2" x 2" tube with 1" accessorie holes. This dip bar fits great! Although my rack holes are 1" and the pull pin is about 3/4", there's no wobble once attached.The welding looks good. The attachment point has a sheet of polymer screwed on to prevent scratching your power rack. That's a nice feature.I really can't come up with any complaints on this product. It's a well made product for a very good price.I posted a few photos. For size reference the olympic bar in the photo is 6' (not the standard 7').

I am 6’2” and have an 82” ceiling in my basement. It was really hard to find a rack I could fit in and could fit in my basement that wasn’t a piece of crap. I finally located this sweet savior after days of searching. It is relatively easy to assemble with another person, and when it is up; it is an absolutely beautiful sight. It looks and feels sturdy, and it holds all of my weights. I can do pull-ups in either bar by simply raising my legs.

First of all I did ALOT of research prior to purchasing this rack. I researched for about 2 months before pulling the trigger. I was originally going to buy either the TDS rack for about $250 or the Fitness Reality rack for about $225. Both got great reviews and in my price range.I really didnt find this rack until about a month in my research since it was so new. This rack was more expensive than what I wanted to spend at $350, but I felt this rack would last decades longer. And let say this rack is AWESOME. It is a freakin' beast. It is rated for 3,000 lbs. But one main thing I love is the pull up bar is 87" off the ground, so as a 5'10" guy my feet dont touch the ground. They recomend bolting it down, BUT you dont have to. I put all four plate holders on the bottoms and stacked on about 350 lbs and this thing doesnt move even with kipping pull ups.Everything about this rack is amazing. The only bad was not Titan Fitness' fault it was Fed Ex. The rack comes in two shipments one is 80 lbs and the other is 140 lbs. The first came in two days. The second I guess Fed Ex didnt know what to do with it because it sat at my local facility for 8 days before they delivered it. Not sure why.Anyways well worth $350, because this this is quality.

I had some difficulty with shipping and getting the rack delivered to my house. Not sure if the problem was with TItan or with FedEx, but I had to track the package down and ended up having to go pick it up myself from the Fed Ex hub, which was a pretty major inconvenience (it is shipped in 1 box and is 150 pounds, the accessories come in a separate shipment). With that out of the way, I have to say that I put the rack up yesterday and bolted mine to the floor. This rack is outstanding. I went with the X-2 because it is made from 9 gauge steel vs 11 or 12 gauge for the T-2 or T-3 or other manufacturers. I also ordered the dip bar attachments and extra support arms for rack pulls and it is all well made, heavy duty, and will take a pounding. The size is perfect, as mine is in a basement so space is limited. One note: the height spec for the rack is listed as 87 inches. It actually measured out at 87 3/8 inches, which put it right up to my floor joists. I am very happy with this rack and look forward to abusing it for years to come.

This rack didn't come up on my radar for a while since it was so new and had no reviews on Amazon. I'm very glad I found it and took the plunge anyway. It is clean and rock solid. Aside from the price, the feature that really sold me was the 10" extension. It just looks cool, and it keeps the plates organized, easily accessible, and out of the way. Couldn't be more satisfied. If you think you may want to add a lot of accessories, you may want to go with the T-3. Otherwise, I bet you'll love this rack.

I got my new dip bar in and did a fell inspection. Box was pretty beat up, really can't blame Titan as package does change hands and has weight to it. Box has been drop a few times and upon opening the box, the rubber end caps had been pushed in the tubes leaving end of bar exposed for someone to walk in to them. I did contact Titan with pics and yes they are willing to take item back, but it's more of a hassle for me to return the whole dip bar when all I need is the end caps plus there is nothing else wrong with the bar. Guess I'll remove caps from the front of bar and place then on the exposed ends. Over all I do recommend this bar as it is very solid and does the job. Titan just needs to pack all end caps in a little bag and ship with wooden protectors at end of tubes.

I will get the obligatory comment out that I have had a Rogue matador before (actually 2 of them - 1 for a T3 rack and another for a SML2C rack). This is pretty much the same exact thing, only a 1/3 of the cost. I don't care about welds, my body doesn't care how nice a weld looks when I do dips. Speaking of welds, they seem nice to me. The only area I think this falls short is in the finish, it isn't has nice as Rogues. Ultimately though, it is a beast and super comfortable doing dips on. I wouldn't hesitate to suggest this to any lifter outside some welder extremist with a chip on their shoulder about how Rogue is the greatest brand in the known universe and if you don't buy it, you suck!. Everyone else shouldn't think twice about this though. Works great on my rack.