Ghost Combo Comp PR

A lightweight rack isn’t worth a damn though if it won’t hold serious weight.  So Ghost tested it up to 520kg (1,144 lbs) and only saw .070” of deflection (70/1000ths) across the main back tube.  This on a rack that has a finished weight of 286 lbs.

To make the life of a user, gym owner or meet director easier, they’ve always engineered the combo racks to be completely tool-less.  No tools required for assembly, no tools required to convert from bench to squat and no tools required to disassemble.  Leave the toolbox and your frustrations at home.  Additionally, although every other part of the combo is completely different, they have matched the ER combo exactly on hole positions.  This means that if you know your rack and safety height on ER Equipment, you know them on Ghost Strong combo racks.  Easier for the lifter, easier for meet directors, and easier for everyone to phase in Ghost Strong combos into their gym or meet.

Like all Ghost Strong products, there is an obsession about the quality put into the Combo “Comp PR”.  From inception, through 3D design, fabrication, finishes and final assembly, they want their products to stand out above the rest.  Yes, that ads cost, it ads time, but if your gym is going to have a piece of equipment for years and years, your lifters deserve it.  Value shows up in your bottom line over the long haul, not just in saving a buck on the initial purchase.

Ghost never liked the old slip collar design for combo racks for in/out rack positions, even on the original combo.  They wanted to re-think the entire thing with a clean sheet of paper and come up with something better.  A tighter design, something easier to adjust, and something that just didn’t look so clunky.  A lot of thought was put into the Patent Pending joint/cam adjustment system, and customers love it.