are these the ones that can you as safety pins for squats as well?
295518
Um, this is a work bench, not a workout bench, if that is what you are looking for.
295519
I don't understand the question, can you rephrase the question with more detail? Thanks.
1971612
I'm pretty sure they will as they are Tapered. I like the ones I use they do however give a much brighter tone.Keep your old pins so if you don't like the tone you'll be okay.
573620
Yup, just don't drop them. I used them with oly lifts and deads (600lbs) with no problems. Dropped one on the floor....it broke in half lol.
1799294
At 5'6", these work for me whether I squat ass to grass or to parallel. You will need a squat stand for your bar. These are not squat stands. They are safeties for your squat stands.
756404
I would not use this as a squat rack..... the position is not optimal and potentially dangerous. But otherwise this equipment worked well for me for other purposes.
297688
They are bungee loops for holding gel/gu packs. I suppose you could pin your number on there but it would block access to the pouch (flap entry) and may be irritating where it falls on your legs. You could probably PIN number to the waistband.
595517
I like using sewing pins. You can't really see them, they don't leave large holes like nails or tacks and they are very secure.
1805358
No. These are safety cables that go between the tow bar/hitch and frame to catch the trailer/vehicle being towed if the hitch comes loose.
504994
I often use these as resistance for pullups off low pegs on a power rack. They work well. The only downer for you is that they don't come in sets of the same resistance. They'd do well if you don't mind spending the extra money...
309451
They come with nice clips which hold them in place. I don't think any kind of pins would hold them.
1339455
I want to say they have plastic ends so if you are talking bar end shifters you probably can. Diameter would be the only question.
1575837
Yes, they need to be secure. Make sure you have been put on so that the slot in leg is over the bump on the side . They call it a pin,but it's more like a bump. I needed to switch one leg to a different place when it didn't fit well.
1845063
Not exactly sure how long they are but I can tell you that I am 6'9'' and I have to set them all the way to the top without them being properly secured. That being said I have failed while squatting and even at the highest level they still do their job. I do squat below parallel and I usually drop the weight when I am at my lowest point and it is not much of a drop.
1705832
Yes. There are these little plastic s-links that hook the pins to the hanger. I wouldn't want to remove and replace them too often though as I'm not sure how many times you could do so before the s-links would break. I absolutely love my set!! Hope this helps!
1502287
Yes, the J-Hooks are detachable, so you can adjust them anywhere on the front or back posts you want. There IS a recommendation i have that for some reason inexperienced lifters often overlook when it comes to power racks. The safety pins have J-hook ends that stick out of the front of the power rack. One can easily and simply spin them upside down, lock them into place, and BAM! you instantly have a second set of hooks that stick out from the front without moving the detachable J-hooks. so basically the power rack already comes with 2 sets of hooks. And because the safety pin j-hooks are attached to the safety pins they are actually safer than the regular adjustable j-hooks. Hoe this helps =-) P.S. and DON'T skip on the bench when you buy one. It's worth it to pay the extra money to get a good, sturdy bench. Trying to lift while on a half-assed bench because you didn't want to spend too much money only results in you being forced to keep your balance while bench pressing. A good solid bench is almost as important as the weight bar itself.
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.
1253723
No they have screw down collars, I use a spring clip on them if I'm doing heavy drop sets. So they will work.