LUXIAOJUN Competition Power Rack
The LUXIAOJUN Competition Power Rack is a premium training station built for powerlifters and home gym owners who want durability, convenience, and thoughtful design in one piece of equipment. Constructed from a combination of Q235 steel and stainless steel, with 60mm x 60mm x 3mm stainless tubing and 75mm x 75mm x 3mm tubing elsewhere, the rack is built to handle heavy, frequent use. J-hooks are rated to 600kg, and a 150kg net weight keeps the base solid and stable under load.
This rack uses a 2-in-1 design that works as both a squat stand and a bench press rack. The bench attaches and detaches with a simple knob mechanism, no tools required, and built-in wheels and a handle make it easy to move and separate from the rack on your own. The bench itself features non-slip upholstery over 7cm of polyurethane foam, giving you a comfortable, supportive surface that holds its shape over time without sagging.
Height adjustment is handled by a lever system, so you can change J-hook height without unloading the barbell and plates first, saving time during heavy sessions. The removable safety arms offer 10 height levels with laser-engraved digital markings on the uprights, so you can set your height by reading a number instead of counting holes. The uprights can also tilt inward, which gives larger athletes more room to place their hands outside the J-hooks during squats.
Backed by a 3-year warranty on the metal frame (excluding coated surfaces) and a 1-year warranty on nylon and leather components, the LUXIAOJUN Competition Power Rack is built to support serious training for years to come.
Adjustment, conversion and frame.
A lever system moves the J-hooks, so you do not have to strip the plates off first. The uprights carry laser-engraved numbers, so you set a height by reading a number instead of counting holes.
A knob mechanism attaches and detaches the bench, so the same frame works as a squat stand and as a bench press rack. Built-in wheels and a handle let you move the bench clear on your own.
60 x 60 x 3 mm stainless tubing and 75 x 75 x 3 mm tubing elsewhere, built to handle heavy, frequent use. The 150 kg net weight keeps the base solid and stable under load.
| Configuration | 2-in-1 squat stand and bench press rack |
|---|---|
| Frame material | Q235 steel and stainless steel |
| Stainless tubing | 60 x 60 x 3 mm |
| Other tubing | 75 x 75 x 3 mm |
| J-hook rating | 600 kg (1,322 lb) |
| Net weight | 150 kg (331 lb) |
| Overall width | 1910 mm (75.2 in) |
| Overall depth | 1718 mm (67.6 in) |
| Between uprights | 1100 mm (43.3 in), uprights vertical |
| Bench pad width | 310 mm (12.2 in) |
| Bench padding | 7 cm polyurethane foam |
| Bench upholstery | Non-slip |
| Bench attachment | Knob, no tools |
| Bench mobility | Built-in wheels and handle |
| J-hook adjustment | Lever system |
| Safety arms | Removable, 10 height levels |
| Height markings | Laser engraved on the uprights |
| Uprights | Can tilt inward |
Lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects.
Every LUXIAOJUN product carries a lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects. If a fault in materials or workmanship appears, we put it right for as long as you own the product.
The warranty covers how the product was made, not how it was used. Normal wear from training, cosmetic marks, and damage caused by misuse, modification, improper assembly or improper storage fall outside it.
To start a claim, contact us with your order number and photographs of the issue.
It is a two-upright stand with a detachable bench, not an enclosed four-post cage. The removable safety arms catch the bar, and they lift off when you switch to squats.
With the bench attached it takes up 1910 mm across and 1718 mm front to back, roughly 75 by 68 inches. With the uprights vertical there is 1100 mm of clear space between them.
No. The lever system moves the J-hooks with the barbell and plates still on, which saves time during heavy sessions.
Yes. It attaches and detaches with a knob and no tools, and built-in wheels and a handle let you separate it from the rack by yourself.
Tilting them in gives larger athletes more room to place their hands outside the J-hooks during squats.
