Spotter Arm Attachment/Safety Bar for Power Cage

Fits well on my 2" Weider rack, about 1/8 inch over size which is easily compensated with the adjustment screw. I put a piece of tape on the rack to protect the paint. For bench press the length is over-kill, but maybe it's better for squats which I haven't tried yet. Overall I would rather have the shorter style, but this is very heavy duty. I put all my 210 lbs body on one side and it didn't move.

I have an “older” 2019 titan rack. It’s a great rack, but apparently titan thought it was an awesome idea to stop making accessories for it. I wanted spotter arms, but of course I couldn’t buy titan which was my first choice. I stated with cap. They seemed flimsy and were short. I then found this company. These spotter arms are long enough to use safely. They are also very sturdy. I also have a set of roller j hooks. Don’t hesitate

Solid Racks. They are very solid and fit a 2” rack perfectly. Only minor issue I have is they are 12” long and should really be 16”. They are long enough for sure, but I feel like I’m at the end of the bar. That being said, I like that they are shorter so they fit my space and they do the job of safety under the barbell. I’d say yes, you should buy them. They are Long enough, sturdy and easy to adjust.

Everything looked good and seemed fine except for the hand screw for the tightener was broken on delivery. The package it was delivered in was poorly packed especially how brutal most mail services are to packages.

I recently purchased a 5 foot Olympic bar to augment my home gym. My original 2" square tubing rack system had a 7 foot and EZ curl bar, but I had need for yet another bar for some specific exercises. The 5 foot bar does not fit on the rack the way the 7 footer fits, so I bought these arms to hold it by the Olympic collars. It turns out that finding these attachments for a power rack with 2" square tubing is not easy. In the photos you can see the original arms below the new ones. Here are the main reasons why I actually prefer the Yes4All supports:1. Build quality - these are very solid and substantial and fit the 2" rack perfectly. Though they come with screw-in stabilizers, I do not need them and the arms are a lot easier to move without them attached.2. Length - these stick out from the rack less than the originals, which I find helpful as I am less likely to bump into them.3. Height - as you can see in photos, these take up less vertical space on the rack than the originals, which is a plus.4. Cushion - the originals came with no cushion, so I glued on a neoprene rubber strip. The Yes4All arms come with a very substantial plastic cushion. It is screwed in and very stable.5. This may sound trivial but these are mirror image arms (unlike the originals) so I can attach them to the rack and see the numbers on both sides. I really like this!6. Value - these strike me as being a very good product for the price.

I ordered these Yes4All Safety Spotter Arms on a Wed. and got them Friday. That is what i call Amazon Prime shipping. I bought these safety spotter arms with the Yes4All hooks. They work together to match my chest depth perfectly. 45 inch, median build, large shirt. Before I had what came with the power rack and I either had to adjust it so it banged against the safety bars before I got the weight to my chest or if I lowered the safety bar one hole down the weight was on my chest and it still had an inch on either side before it hit the safety bar and thus would have killed or injure me severely trying to get out from under the weight if pinned. Now the weight is exactly on my chest and lowers to the safety bars when I release the weight and lets it rest on the safety spotter arms. I am safe and happy now and can do my full bench press range. Like the other reviewers said they are only 12 inches long and rather short so you better practice a time or two with some light weight and get in the habit of pushing the weight backwards instead of letting it drop forward because I missed the left side once during my practice runs and when you fail a rep one gets kind of excited and may panic and accidentally miss one side or the other. I will probably incorporate a safety device between the spotter arm and the rack to guide the bar to the spotter arm just in case this should ever happen. It would be much better and safer if they would have extended this device another 2".

These arms are shorter than some, but exactly as described. The main problem I have with them is the secure screw on the back isn’t machined properly and doesn’t go in. I sent back one shipment thinking it was unique to the arm, but the second shipment had the same issue on the same arm leading me to believe it is the way the product is machined and manufactured.

These safeties fit great on my 2” x2” power rack. They are meant to fit 5/8” hole but come with a 1” adaptor sleeve with a set screw. A resilient padding protects the plating on the bar.They are a great option when I want to work outside my power cage and don’t want to worry about a failed lift.I have yet to be disappointed with a Yes4All product