Northern Lights Power Cage?

[cypherslock]

I've been hunting for power cages. I'm in Kitchener and the only thing local that has a reasonable price is Northern Lights. Has anyone used their cage? Any thoughts?

Thanks
Cypher

[XCompetitor]

I have not used their cage but have their Incline,Decline and flat bench along with their squat racks and leg extension/curl,preacher bench,plate stand ect. and all of the stuff is good quality and held up very well over the years.So i suspect their power cage will also be good.

[Mr Ontario]

I have a Northern Lights Leg Press/Hack Squat, works fine

[cypherslock]

Sorry, what were you saying? Your avatar distracted me. Its mesmerizing. Yeah I think I'll stick with the Northern Lights rack after all, seems a bit more solid, is cheaper and they actually cut the increment numbers into the steel, rather than just paint them on. Now if they'd only hurry up and get me my Powerblock dumbbells that I ordered (and paid for) 3 weeks ago.

[MuSuLPhReAk]

It's a good rack. Will easily support 500+ lbs.

[Mr Ontario]

She does that from time to time :)


Sorry, what were you saying? Your avatar distracted me. Its mesmerizing. Yeah I think I'll stick with the Northern Lights rack after all, seems a bit more solid, is cheaper and they actually cut the increment numbers into the steel, rather than just paint them on. Now if they'd only hurry up and get me my Powerblock dumbbells that I ordered (and paid for) 3 weeks ago.

[clicker666]

I picked up a used one, the only issue (and it might have been corrected on a newer one) is that it didn't have outside hooks for overhead presses, or RDLs. I just drilled through it and ran some half inch bolts for supports.