Durable and versatile, BLK BOX gym rigs suit home and professional gyms, supporting squats, benching, pull-ups, and more with premium performance and customisable options.
CrossFit Gym Rigs
Suitable for professional and home gym set-ups, BLK BOX’s rigs are designed to withstand even the most intense training programmes. Whether you’re a beginner, athlete or personal trainer, the gym rigs can be customised to suit your needs. Choose from a wide range of models across the Blackout, Goliath and Samson series.
All BLK BOX gym rigs come with J-Hooks. This makes them ideal for a variety of exercises, which include squatting, benching, bar muscle-ups, pull-ups and gymnastics. Thanks to their high-quality build and advanced structural engineering, the rigs offer a premium level of performance.
Gym Rigs for Home Gyms
Perfect for home gym setups, garage gyms and personal training studios, the 1 Series and 3 Series series rigs help you to save space in your home gym setup without compromising on the intensity of your workout.
Gym Rigs for Professional Gyms
Commercial gyms and professional facilities can consider the 3 Series, as these rigs are bigger and take up more room. The 3 Series and Outdoor Gym Rigs are also built with tougher steel to withstand heavy-duty use, giving them the lasting power necessary for any elite training facility.
BLK BOX Gym Rigs can be customised with various attachments and storage to help you make the most of your new equipment.
A rig is a large, modular training structure used in gyms, especially for CrossFit or functional training. It often includes pull-up bars, squat or bench stations, dip bars, monkey bars, and attachments for rings or ropes, allowing multiple people to train at the same time in one versatile setup.
What is the difference between a rig and a rack?
A rig is a larger, modular structure designed for multi-user, multi-exercise setups like pull-ups, squats, and attachments for group or functional training. A rack is a smaller, focused piece of equipment primarily used for barbell lifting and squats, providing a safe, stable station for strength training.
Should I buy a rig for my home gym?
You generally don’t need a rig for a home gym unless you have plenty of space and want a versatile setup for multiple people to train at once; otherwise, a rack is usually a more practical choice.
Can a gym rig be used in a commercial gym?
Yes, a gym rig can be used in a commercial gym, as it allows multiple people to train at once and offers versatile stations for pull-ups, squats, dips, and functional training, making it ideal for CrossFit classes, functional fitness and group workouts.
Space-Saving Design
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Steel Powder Coated Construction
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M20 hardware
14 colours available
Lifetime structural warranty
Durable construction
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