Choose your weapon. Grab the dedicated Smith Bar for an easy, all-in-one setup that’s ready to lift straight out of the box. Or go full BYOB (Bring Your Own Barbell) mode and drop your favorite bar into the clamshell brackets — it’s like building your own gaming PC, but for badass grown-ups who lift heavy sh*t.
No need for a standalone strength machine — this attachment mounts directly inside your rack for massive space savings. Prefer the outside? It sits just 10" off your uprights, freeing up even more room for what really matters — perfecting your front double-biceps pose.
Thanks to its fixed bar path, you won’t waste a single ounce of energy stabilizing the bar — meaning you can lift heavier and build more muscle. The easy-to-use safety catches let you push to failure confidently, no spotter required. That’s right — no more calling Mom for help.
BREAKING NEWS: the stigma against Smith machines is officially over.
Meet the Smith Machine Rack Attachment — the ultimate size-and-strength booster for your power rack, all in an ultra-compact footprint.
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This versatile attachment transforms your 3” x 3” power rack into a full-blown bodybuilding station — without the cost or space demands of a standalone Smith machine.
Bring your own 25–30 mm barbell (BYOB) for a heavier starting weight, or grab the optional 36 lb hollow Smith bar for a one-and-done setup that’s smooth, stable, and easy to assemble. With a 600 lb total capacity, this unit is ready to match your biggest goals.
Mount it inside your rack for a zero-footprint upgrade or outside your rack, extending only 10 inches from your uprights.
Switch easily between straight and angled bar paths — the adjustable brackets make every lift feel natural for your body mechanics.
Crush all the essentials: squats, presses, rows, and Bulgarian split squats (yes, they’re back again).
But don’t stop there — use it for heavy negatives, isolation work, or single-leg RDLs to rehab and rebuild like a pro.
Recommended Set-Up:
Mount the upper brackets to the top of your uprights.
Mount the lower brackets to your crossmembers (inside) or front stabilizers (outside).
Brackets can attach directly to uprights, but note: dropping the bar could permanently damage the unit.
