Bells of Steel
Bells of Steel Residential Squat Stand 3.0
A budget two-post squat stand on 12-gauge 2x2 steel that gives new lifters a real, compact platform under three hundred dollars.
Connected-base 2x2 11-gauge squat stand with a pull-up bar, a compact and affordable platform for squats and presses.
MSRP is a reference figure — live price is on the retailer's site.
The MySquat Stand is Force USA's freestanding entry point for lifters who want a tidy squat-and-press platform without committing to a full cage. Two 2x2 11-gauge uprights tie together through a connected base and a top pull-up crossbar, forming a rigid frame that stays planted far better than a pair of independent stands. Standard 2-inch hole spacing keeps J-cup adjustment simple, and the compact footprint slips into a garage corner or spare room while leaving most of the floor open. The integrated pull-up bar adds a useful training station and stiffens the whole structure. It is a sensible pick for renters, beginners, and anyone building a first home gym on a budget. The limitations are typical of the squat-stand format: there are no enclosed safeties, so heavy solo work should be paired with spotter arms or kept within a reliable range, attachment options are limited, and stability under truly maximal loads, while good, falls short of a four-post cage. For squats, overhead presses, and pull-ups in a small space at a friendly price, the MySquat Stand covers the essentials well.
| Rack type | Squat Stand |
|---|---|
| Height | 90" |
| Weight capacity | 660 lb |
| Steel gauge | 11-gauge |
| Tube size | 2×2" |
| Hole spacing | Standard (2") |
| Foldable | No |
| Folded depth | — |
| Pull-up bar | Yes |
| J-cups included | Yes |
| Attachment ecosystem | Force Usa 2x2 |
| Dimensions (L×W×H) | 46" × 48" × 90" |
|---|---|
| Floor footprint | 15.3 sq ft |
| Product weight | 104 lb |
Bells of Steel
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