I’ll talk about all these variations and alternatives later in my Titan T-3 power rack review. But they still have the Titan T-3 name and serve a similar function (i.e. Some are in a different class of equipment altogether.It’s also important to note that there are a few variations of the Titan T-3 power rack: I will dedicate a section to comparing the 1st and 2nd generations to clear up any confusion. I point this out because the 1st generation had several flaws. Many other online reviews actually talk about the 1st generation. I’ll be talking about the 2nd generation of this rack.

To clarify, my focus is on Titan’s original rack: The T-3 Series power rack with 24-inch depth and 91⅛-inch height. In my in-depth review, I’ll cover all the important things you need to know about the Titan T-3 power rack here: Features, options, pros, cons, uses, alternatives - everything you need to consider when choosing the best power rack for your needs.

There have been cases of j-hooks & strap safeties breaking though new versions have been improved.

May come with some aesthetic imperfections.

Powder coating is subpar will get scratches/dings easily.

Compatible with most Rogue Monster Lite attachments.

Sumo base for extra wide stance exercises.

Heavy duty 2'x3' frame with 1100 lb rackable weight capacity.

Before I get into the details, here’s a summary: Model The Titan T-3 Series power rack is that rack. I’ll tell you all about it in this Titan T-3 power rack review.

Did you know you can pay under $500 for a heavy duty modular power rack that could reasonably be sold for hundreds more?

Titan space saving rack