I know im out of topic.but i think im falling in love with you.. your display pic actually ahhahahtreadmill.. but house too small ):
up to around 150kg. haha its more than enough for me. So a sqaut stand is good for me, as it takes up little space too.Squat stands look a bit fragile next to a power rack. Jus curious roughly how much weight can a typical squat stand support??
150kg is alot le. sometime its not so much about the whether it can hold. but is it stable for that load. when you lift the load and placing it back on the rack for example.up to around 150kg. haha its more than enough for me. So a sqaut stand is good for me, as it takes up little space too.
True. It must be able to withstand some level of force when u rack the bar - especially so when the weight is heavy and fatigue from multiple reps rendering you less control of the bar.150kg is alot le. sometime its not so much about the whether it can hold. but is it stable for that load. when you lift the load and placing it back on the rack for example.
150kg is alot le. sometime its not so much about the whether it can hold. but is it stable for that load. when you lift the load and placing it back on the rack for example.
Agree on that...haha thats why when purchasing a squat stand, be sure to look out for those with stable base. As wide the base as possible too.True. It must be able to withstand some level of force when u rack the bar - especially so when the weight is heavy and fatigue from multiple reps rendering you less control of the bar.