The Striker is a minimalist rack designed for those who want to lift heavy and save space. 

The 14-gauge steel is light and compact, the 85-inch height will bring it under most ceilings, and the 74-pound weight is at the absolute bottom end of half-racks, but it's no slouch. The 500-pound weight limit puts it in the class of Olympic-grade platforms, and the 24-inch spotter arms that come with the Striker mean that you can immediately go for those PRs as soon as it's installed. 

Despite its sleek design and light weight, the Striker comes with a wide array of features. There’s the pull-up bar with 4 different handhold positions (more if you’re creative), six pins for band exercises on the lower support beams, upright storage for two barbells at the back, two 8-inch horns for plate storage--both positioned low on the platform to bring down the Striker’s center of gravity--two j-hooks, and the aforementioned spotter arms, all of this under a scratch-and-dent-resistant powder-black finish. It looks good, but if you’re part of the Striker’s target demographic, that doesn’t matter to you as much as its functionality, durability, and capacity.

For athletes who don’t wait for the iron to get hot; they strike to make it so.