I am 6 foot 2, will these hold the bar tall enough for me to squat with it? Anyone else my size out there?
1382205
I'm only 5'10" but these are so tall I have considered doing pull-ups on them like a door-jam bar. I believe their max height with locks is 6'6".
168545
Yes, but it will be a tight fit under the knee bar. I'm 6'7" and to fit more comfortably, I drilled another hole in the post that adjusts the knee pads. It works great and I've had no issues with adding the hole.
1130624
I'm 6'1" and I have these. Hindsight, I would have went with longer bands with more tension.I have to put 3 bands on at once to get a necessary tension
719189
Your knees will touch when your arms are at about 90 degrees. I'm a little taller but, that's how it is for me. Works fine for me as that's all the lower I need to dip anyway. That being said, I do wish they were a few inches taller, just for more clearance from the floor. Good piece of gear though with lots of uses. Totally happy with the bars!
832831
The measurement from the outside of the uprights on this squat rack, where it holds the bar, is 46 3/4". Some people may be taking their measurements from the lower part of the rack which is wider than the upper part. I have a standard 6 foot weight bar and the gripping area is 48" from plate stop to plate stop so, it easily fits on this squat rack. Anything shorter would not. I hope this helped since you got a lot of different answers; some from people who don't own a standard bar.
1262328
Not familiar with your pull-up bar, but I have attached these to a pull-up bar on my squat rack.Functionally they work, BUT they do drop you 7-8 inches lower, so you may need to lift yourlegs to clear the floor.
477427
I'm 6 foot 2 inches and about 290. It rides smooth for me. I haven't owned it for a long time, however, I think if I don't bounce up and down on it and act like a ding dong it should hold up. The biggest challenge for tall people would be the cross bar. If you don't time it right and bring the bar back down first before you move forward your knees won't clear. Not a big deal. Just have to maintain your form.
98490
I'm 6'4" and when I pedal standing up my knees are about an inch from the bars, so you may have an issue with that. Sitting down you should have plenty of room. The seat is pretty far back.
1799291
These work well for both bench and squats. I am only 5'2". If you are tall they might not come up high enough for squats. Check the maximum height. I would guess they give that dimension in the description.
1056745
Yes they should work fine as I allowed a good friend of mine that is 5' 6" to try them and he loved them.
435316
Yes. I'm 6'1 and with the seat in its lowest position, I cannot reach the bar without lifting my butt off the seat a little.
487320
No. They are too big. I have a 2.5 in bar and I used every fitting piece along with some additional filler and still can't get them tight.
1362750
I think you'll be fine. I'm 6'2" 230 and these are rock solid. I was concerned that they might have give when stepping on them but installed correctly they have no give. The instructions suck by the way but there are a few good Youtube videos. Hope this helps.
1747637
No, it's not meant for squats. Even if you tried positioning the back rest up and forward it and then positioned your body between the bar and back rest it would still be a tight space (about 15 inches between the bar and back rest) to do squats.
716009
Six foot should be fine. See if you can get an adapter for the legs because Olympic size weights don't fit it unless they've made adjustments since I purchased my unit
976111
I'm 5'2 and so the handles are actually too high for me. I would think the handles should be great for your height.
1774882
I'm 6'2" and i have to bend my knees to get under the bar. Other than that this rack is great.