Rage Rack $295 ($46 ship)
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$341.00
$341.00
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The perfect, cost effective way to simulate the movements and develop the muscle memory required to complete much larger obstacles. Each rack is easily mounted to the wall and requires no floor space, leaving you with an open workout area.
Easy to mount either inside or outside utilizing the supplied fasteners. The Rage Racks are designed and pre-drilled to match up to the standard 16” on center studs common in most homes.
3 foot rack includes
3 foot pull up bar
Elevated/uphill monkey bar
Two fixed vertical pipes
Multi height adjustments
6 tie off rings for accessories (Example: Gym Nasty Rings with straps, Grip Stiks, Chain Gang, climbing ropes)
NINJA Red is slightly textured
6 foot rack includes (OUT OF STOCK)
6 foot pull up bar / pipe traverse
Two elevated/uphill monkey bar simulators
Four fixed vertical pipes
11 multi level tie off rings to accommodate even more accessories
These items are all limited production volume items, and therefore features are subject to change without notice.
The perfect, cost effective way to simulate the movements and develop the muscle memory required to complete much larger obstacles. Each rack is easily mounted to the wall and requires no floor space, leaving you with an open workout area.
Easy to mount either inside or outside utilizing the supplied fasteners. The Rage Racks are designed and pre-drilled to match up to the standard 16” on center studs common in most homes.
3 foot rack includes
3 foot pull up bar
Elevated/uphill monkey bar
Two fixed vertical pipes
Multi height adjustments
6 tie off rings for accessories (Example: Gym Nasty Rings with straps, Grip Stiks, Chain Gang, climbing ropes)
NINJA Red is slightly textured
6 foot rack includes (OUT OF STOCK)
6 foot pull up bar / pipe traverse
Two elevated/uphill monkey bar simulators
Four fixed vertical pipes
11 multi level tie off rings to accommodate even more accessories
These items are all limited production volume items, and therefore features are subject to change without notice.
Installation:(This process can be used for both 3' and 6' racks. The 6' rack will simply have more holes for which to adhere it to the wall, to compensate for its extra weight.)
As stated in the description, the Sinergy Rage Rack's are drilled to match up to the standard 16" spacing in most homes. We recommend that to start, you insert a srew/nail/bolt, ect into the center stud that you will be attaching to. Put it the desired height of the top brace bar on the back side of the rig. This will be a temporary extra set of hands for you when keeping the rack against the wall.(Pictured below)
As stated in the description, the Sinergy Rage Rack's are drilled to match up to the standard 16" spacing in most homes. We recommend that to start, you insert a srew/nail/bolt, ect into the center stud that you will be attaching to. Put it the desired height of the top brace bar on the back side of the rig. This will be a temporary extra set of hands for you when keeping the rack against the wall.(Pictured below)
Place the top brace of the rig on top of your srew/nail/bolt. Keeping it centered over the pre drilled center hole of the rack.(Pictured below)
Apply pressure to the rack to keep it snuggly against the wall. Proceed to insert your 3/8 inch lag bolt/bolt into the center hole of the brace. Located just above your screw/nail/bolt and adhere it to the wall.(Pictured below)
Place a level on the bottom brace of the rack and get it nice and level. This will ensure your rack isn't twisted once it is up.(Pictured below)
Once you are have the rack level. Proceed to insert the lag bolt/bolt into the center hole of the bottom brace and adhere it to the wall. This will keep the rack from shifting from side to side and becoming unlevel.(Pictured below)
You can then insert the remaining lag bolts/bolts into the corner holes. This should pull the rack tightly to the studs with not extra space between the rack and the wall. Which could cause it to twist or pull away from the wall. (Pictured below)
You can then take out the screw/nail/bolt that you were using in the beginning. This will complete your installation. Enjoy!
