I have the Rogue SM-1 Monster Squat Stand (with safety arms). Does the job. I had a power-tower at home for pullups/dips so I didn't need a full rack.

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Here's the R4

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And the RE-4

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And the fortis

>>35011455
I'd go this one because it looks like it can support the most weight.
The band holds may not seem useful now but they are amazing when you finally get bands

>>35011481
I was kind of leaning towards that one myself.
Most interior space, and actually it's the most affordable.

I gotta do some research, but I think it also has the most "options" as far as accessories which I'm pretty interested in.

Pricing info:
R4 @ $960
RE4 @$650
RML490 @983
Forits @ 895

I like the R4 because of the extra spacing options at the bench press level.

But I like the Fortis because of the 49x49" clearance. (I'm 6'5 and 250lbs)

The RML has both of these options. But it's also almost a thousand dollars so....

hey op dont buy the safety bars and get yourself some safety straps instead. the bars will bend over time

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>>35012266
Thanks for the advice!

I'm trying to figure out if it's worth buying the weights online...

Rubber, metal....So many options. It's overwhelming

>>35011134
lol, they all look the same. Get whichever supports most weight i guess