Affenhand® Half Rack (Free Standing)

Affenhand® Half Rack Freestanding

You don’t want/can’t screw the rack into the floor or wall in your home gym? Then the freestanding Half Rack is the solution for you!

MADE in EU:

We have a European production – means no cheap goods from Asia! Solid, high-quality steel processed with love to make your home gym dream come true 😍

Where to put it?

With this you get the heart of your home gym 😍. You can clap the rack in your garage, basement, attic or in your dedicated gym.

Custom pullup bar

YOU decide which pullup bars go on your rack! Either you choose the black powder-coated crossbaror one made of uncoated steel.

Extremely stable:

The free-standing rack is mega stable and extremely high-quality and the construction allows maximum stability without having to anchor it to the ground. If you want to do kipping exercises like kipping pullups, bar muscle-ups, toetobars, etc., that’s no problem. But if you want to completely prevent the slight wobbling, then simply put  sandbags or something similar on the foot part and you can shoot!

Big enough for Kipping?

The power rack is 239cm tall and the pullup bar hangs about at 230cm. If you want to check if you can kipping on it, measure your complete height standing on your toes and the arms overhead. Add another 5-10cm and you’re safe 😉.

For which exercises:

With the rack you have a pull-up station where you can shoot strict pull-ups, bar muscle ups, kipping pullups, toe-toe bars and endless more!
You also have a squat station where you can do bench presses, overhead presses, rack pulls, etc. in addition to squats. As a super fine detail, the holes are numbered from top to bottom so that you can always set the right setting immediately.

Super resistant outdoor treatment:

You can simply choose the outdoor variants so that you can really shoot outside with our gym equipment and it is resistant to the weather. With this version, your equipment is specially treated with galvanic technology in advance in order to become ultra-robust. Here’s a quote from Wikipedia, because it just sounds clever: “In electroplating, electricity is passed through an electrolytic bath. At the positive pole (anode) there is the metal to be applied (e.g. copper or nickel) the object to be coated on the negative pole (cathode) Metal ions are deposited on the workpiece by reduction by means of an electric current Depending on the process, the anode is dissolved at the same time , or the metal ions are separated from solutions with a finite amount of substance. In this way, the object to be refined is evenly coated on all sides with the metal.” In short: every corner of the equipment is safe and you can shoot 🚀