REP Omni Rack Review: What's the Difference?!

The REP Omni Rack came out to much fanfare, but is it different than the PR-5000 V2?

The REP PR-5000 V2 Power Rack has become an extremely popular squat rack for home gym owners. I was a bit surprised when REP launched the Omni Rack as it looked so similar to the previously mentioned.

So, I ordered it and put it to comparison with the REP PR-5000 as well as the Rogue Monster Series.

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[kevins]

I'm not even in the market for most of the equipment Coop reviews but I still like to watch them. Keep up the good work Coop. 👍

[BasementBrandon]

Thanks for using a picture that makes it look like I lift.

[SimonLi]

Watching to support don’t need another rack 😂

[ben_the_me]

It seems like coop has stepped up his editing. Great job keep it up! Thank you so much you helped me start a home gym and you’re right having one is the best

[sarek]

Update with the Omni if you add to make it a six post and have the lap roll you gained about 10 inches more back in four space because the post pushes back into it.

[marcushaberling]

Taste Testing racks is the sort of in depth analysis that subscribers to this channel crave.

[DanesinTexas]

Looks nice...Just wished they wouldn’t use smaller hardware to attach uprights to base 🤨

[Lmtz]

Been looking everywhere for a review of this rack and it comes the day after I ordered a rogue rack haha

[parkerrish]

Awesome. I love how you went into detail. This channel is awesome for preventing you from buying something you may not necessarily need.

[scooobydoo]

Great review. I've been thinking about putting a squat rack in the home in the future, so space is definitely an issue and it won't be bolted down. Sounds like this might be a better option than the ordinary PR-5000.

[rodolfomedini]

Two videos in two days. NICE! Micrometer/ digital caliper is the name of the tool by the way.

[Mr-mopar]

Just purchased my rep 5000 today..thanks coop

[tabularasa]

Another great review. Could you make a video on the best garage gym equipment for those that want to build a gym, but still need to park in their garage? Large racks like this are great, but folding racks, wall mounting strength equip, portability, folding, and store-ability matter to many viewers who would like to optimize their gym, while maintaining their car parking.

[humbertoramirez]

Picked up the Omni 30” version in blue. Wanted to start out with half rack and see if I want to expand it at some. I think that’s a great option. I initially wanted a PR5000 but it was only available in mismatched colors.

[andrewchristman]

Back to back video releases?! He’s a machine!

[cmart]

Sorinex had those hybrid half racks back in the ealry 2000s. My high school got them in 2000 I believe. I ended up finding one off Craigslist for 350$ (including the matching bench) in phx when Arizona st upgraded their weight room. I've had it for the last 10 years until I upgraded to the rep pr 5000 last year. Its a cool concept and feels good to lift in.

[drewphifer]

I would love to see you review the Titan tall yoke. Especially its usability as a rack when you add J cups and spotter arms. Seems like it might be a good home gym option for saving money and space

[samwroblewski]

Thanks for name dropping Griffin fitness. Their base model is pretty sweet.

[fiftyshadesofurban]

It seems to me the flat feet would be better on the floor than the 4 post design if you don't bolt it down or have it on concrete.. Lets say you drop the bar by accident on the safeties or the straps.. with the 4 or 6 post that don't have the flat feet, all of that force is coming down on six really small surface area points.. It's like six very small beams being thrust very hard down onto what it's sitting on..

So like I have 5mm rubber mats covering a hardwood floor, and I'm renting. I would feel a lot more comfortable with the flat foot design, because if you accidentally drop the bar then all that force is being redistributed into two very long points of impact and it's a slapping action, as opposed to a stabbing action.

You can test this right now with your own hand and body.. Take a finger point it out and then ram your finger into your bicep.. Now with the same amount of force, slap your bicep with your palm. You will notice the finger is much more painful and potentially damaging than the palm.

[alexsaulcastillocruz]

Amazing review man! And back to back That's crazy