I did receive one defective upright post, which took around a month to clear up with Titan’s customer service. Would recommend enlisting the help of a friend, but is doable solo. This is more of a minor annoyance, that I have since grown used to. It looks like their new iteration of the rack does have left and right swinging J-cups which is a nice improvement. The other downside, is that when I purchased the rack, the J-cups both swing the same way. It would be nice if the plastic liner covered the entire J-cup to avoid scratching the barbells on the occasional mis-rack. The exposed metal on the edges isn’t great, but that’s not a Titan specific problem.

I’ve been using the Rogue Ohio Power Bar for over a year now and some of the J-Cup plastic lining is wearing, but should last many more years. The J-cups that come with the rack are pretty simple, I’ve had up to 525lbs on them without any issues. This represents amazing value, and is pretty much everything you’d need for a basic-intermediate rack setup. When you buy the T3, you get a pair of J cups, pin/pipe safeties, 4 band pegs and 4 rack mounted weight plate holders. With the free shipping, the lowest you can pay for the R-3 power rack is $748.87 INCLUSIONS You can’t mention the T3 without mentioning the Rogue R3, which has a base price of $695 and includes J-cups and pin/pipe safeties. As of July 2020, retail price for the T3 varies from $410 – $575 depending on the sizing options. I purchased mine in 2018, during the November sales, I paid $365 out the door.

Titan Fitness is known for their affordable pieces of equipment for the home & garage gym settings. Here is my review of the Titan Fitness T-3 Power Rack after three years of use. Where I also go into more depth about my experience with their customer service. To read about my thoughts on the T3 rack after one year of use, click here. This is my updated review of the Titan T3 power rack after approximately three years of use.

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