How short can they get? Could you used them on a six foot power rack for ring dips?
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They get as short as you want them really. The straps are fully adjustable. Sometimes i use them on my pull up rack and others on my celling I recommend you use arm sleeves if you have not done dips on rings before.It worked better for me. Overall these rings work great. No complaints so far.Enjoy
2029502
If you choose, you can tighten the straps right up to the bar on the power rack so Yes; you can adjust them for dips on a 6 foot device. I have mine hanging from a bar on my basement rafter which is under 7 feet. Obviously you will have to bend your legs to do the dips and you will have to contend with some swing effect, but dips are very do-able.
2029503
You could shorten the straps for dips. The rings will get as short as you like. But you'd probably want to cut the excess...otherwise you'd have a lot of strap length to deal with.
1938896
There are 6" out there that work but going .5" over is wise as it reduces ur chances of marring with the backing plate. Don't use smaller than 6" without a smaller backing plate.
1781705
Measure the distance between the roof rack bars and add 6", then you will have your answer. Make sure there is an existing rack, as these are only crossbars...
2049575
The clearance behind the 6U rack is over 19". It will be affected by any gear mounted in the top rack of course.
156288
You'll want a 7 foot. The six foot would rest the ends of the barbell on the supports, which would make it difficult to get the plates on there.
440897
As I recall I had to extend to lifts a bit.. very little. If they are a bit short then extending them a bit should be no problem. But.. just a guess.
1171578
Not really no, the uprights are too far apart cuz it is meant for a 7-ft (full Olympic size) barbell. If you used a 6-ft you would have to rest the weight-holding part in the rack, which would be very tricky and probably dangerous with weights on the bar.
1734643
I am sure they would if it was really windy, but It would have to be extremely windy for that to happen. They have bungy cords with clips on them so you can secure them to your rear rack.
1514268
Yes they could work but only if your rocks are high enough since these units are not very strong and their par rating is not recommend past i think 24".
680323
There are two holes on my rack, one hole is 6" from the vertical and the second is 9" from the vertical. This rack is older and has the Reese name on it, so the distance may be different on the Swagman.
1240288
No they will be to small. Your wheels are 6" & the chains are only for 4" wheels
687106
No, you need at least a 7 foot bar. Sometimes I do use a six foot bar on mine as a second setup when I'm doing 2 exercise circuits (like squats and overhead presses), but the weights on the six foot bar rest inside of the power rack, which isn't ideal by any means.
1025422
They work great on my power rack. I'm nof sure about a TDS sumo rack though.
1179432
Just measured them 5.5".... you can possibly make the handlebar shorter if the 5.5" won't work for you
1171575
The Rack for the bar is about 46 inches or just under 4 feet apart. I use a 7 foot bar. I'm not sure where the weight dividers are on the 6 foot bar, but that would be the big question. In other words, as long as the skinny part of the bar where you grab with your hands extends 4 ft, you should be good.
702412
Because rear base is longer than front you should be able to.Very sturdy dip bar.Im 230 but only use it for regular dips.5 star piece of equipment.
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Sorry I can't tell since they are on my bars. But I have some stock Giant ergo drop bars and there was plenty of tape to wrap it with probably 6+ inches left over. Good luck.