
BlackWing adjustable bench
BlackWing’s sliding seat closes the pad gap, while twelve back angles include decline. Six seat settings and a choice of pad widths make this a highly adjustable bench weighing about 59.4 kg.
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BlackWing’s sliding seat closes the pad gap, while twelve back angles include decline. Six seat settings and a choice of pad widths make this a highly adjustable bench weighing about 59.4 kg.

PR-4000 uses 5/8-inch attachment holes with one-inch spacing through the bench zone. Its modular frame comes in different layouts and depths, with compatible storage and cable additions.

The Australian PÉPIN FAST package supplies steel-plate dumbbells and metal cradles with 42.5 kg per hand. Sliding selectors handle the main changes, and matching kits increase the maximum to 52.5 or 62.5 kg.

Ares 2.0 adds adjustable cables, pulldowns and seated rows to a matched six-post REP rack. Two rear-mounted 260 lb stacks provide nominal output of 130 lb per adjustable handle at 2:1.

Nighthawk offers seven back angles from flat to 85°, four seat positions and upright storage. At 40 kg, its shorter frame takes less moving than REP’s heavier AB-5200 or BlackWing.

AB-5200 2.0 has a 105.9 cm back pad, ten back settings and four seat angles. Wheels and upright storage help manage its 52.16 kg frame, which carries a published 1,000 lb capacity.

PR-5000 is REP’s modular rack with one-inch attachment holes and numbered two-inch spacing. Height, depth and storage choices let the frame accommodate matching Ares or Athena cable configurations.

Arcadia supplies two adjustable 2:1 cable sides in a shallow frame with a pull-up bar. Its 32 trolley positions support varied accessory work, with standard output of 38.6 kg per handle.

Wall-Mounted Athena combines two cable stacks with a fixed wall rack in a 27.6-inch-deep frame. The package includes uprights, a wall stringer, J-cups, rear stabiliser and pull-up bar.

This Summit package combines a vertical Smith, Ares 2.0 cables and a wall-mounted PR-5000 half rack. The systems share 26-inch crossmembers, with two 260 lb cable stacks and a 15 kg Smith bar.

QuickDraw’s visible steel switches select the main plates, with removable handle weights for smaller changes. This package supplies a 5–60 lb pair and cradles, reaching about 27.2 kg per hand.

Colorado combines a 28.5 mm shaft, moderate knurling and dual grip marks for mixed lifting. This 20 kg version has hard chrome on both shaft and sleeves, with composite bushings.

Double Black Diamond pairs a 29 mm uncoated stainless shaft with hard-chrome sleeves and bronze bushings. Its deep mountain-pattern knurl extends through the centre for back squats.

REP’s Open Trap Bar leaves one side clear for carries and lunges, and its built-in jack raises the sleeves for loading. Standard removable handles provide two grip heights with 25-inch spacing.

REP sells these black rubber bumpers in pound-denominated pairs from 10 to 45 lb. Steel inserts, raised white markings and a stated ±1% mass tolerance define the range.

REP’s Stand-Alone Modular Storage System 2.0 uses rack-style uprights and shelves for different equipment. Straight and corner configurations can hold dumbbells, kettlebells, balls and plates within one layout.
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