Increase Strength
Equipment to increase strength: power racks, barbells, plates, benches and heavy-duty machines for progressive overload at home or in a commercial gym.
Start with a rack, a bar, plates and a bench, then add machines and specialty bars as your lifts climb. Browse power racks, barbells and weight plates.
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Vendor:Muscle D FitnessMuscle D Fitness TGrip Commercial Full Power Rack
In stockRegular price $1,526.00 USD -
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Vendor:Muscle D FitnessMuscle D Fitness TGrip Commercial Half Rack
In stockRegular price $1,795.00 USD -
Vendor:Muscle D FitnessMuscle D Fitness TGrip Commercial Squat Stand
In stockRegular price $1,195.00 USD -
Vendor:Muscle D FitnessMuscle D Fitness Commercial Smith Machine
In stockRegular price From $3,495.00 USD -
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Made in USAVendor:Homegrown LiftingHomegrown Lifting USA Bumper Plate Set
In stockRegular price From $224.00 USD -
Vendor:Homegrown LiftingHomegrown Lifting USA Bumper Plates
In stockRegular price From $28.00 USD -
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Vendor:XMARKXMARK Viper Power Rack with Storage & Strap Safeties
In stockRegular price From $2,225.00 USD -
Vendor:XMARKXMARK Viper Power Rack with Storage & Flip Down Safeties
In stockRegular price From $2,469.00 USD -
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Frequently asked questions
Strap vs. flip-down safeties—what’s the real difference?
Strap safeties absorb impact and protect your bar knurling—great for benching inside the rack and Olympic work. Flip-downs are fast, rigid, and ideal when you want a consistent pin height for squats and presses. Choose the strap-safety Viper for bar protection or the flip-down Viper for rock-solid, repeatable stops.
Will a full rack fit under my ceiling?
Most garages/basements with 8′ ceilings can fit the Viper strap rack (~90″). The flip-down version is ~92″—confirm ceiling, lights, and any slope before ordering. When in doubt, consider the Viper Half Rack Package for easier overhead clearance.
Competition bumpers vs. basic plates—what should I buy?
If you drop from height or train Olympic lifts, Premium Competition Bumpers (IWF spec, ±10 g) give consistent bar height and low bounce. For budget general strength, Texas Star® sets offer excellent value and grip.
Are half racks safe for heavy training?
Yes—provided you use long spotter arms and anchor when recommended. The Viper Half Rack Package includes 23″ spotter arms and integrated plate storage that doubles as ballast.
Why add a trap bar to a strength setup?
A trap bar shifts load closer to your center of mass for back-friendlier pulls, loaded carries, and athletic patterns. This one has revolving 30/38/45 mm handles and a 750 lb rating—great for volume without frying your lower back.
How do I progress weekly without stalling?
Use micro-jumps with change plates (0.5–10 lb), rotate rep ranges (e.g., 5×5 → 4×6 → 3×8), and set consistent pin or strap heights. Pair with a stable bench like the Ox FID so pressing strength isn’t limited by your setup.
Not sure which one fits your space?
Talk to our equipment specialists about fit, power needs and delivery before you buy, or plan it yourself with our free tools and calculators.