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Apr 25, 2026Email
Are cast iron plates REALLY necessary for home gyms? It depends. [Exercises performed] If you’re doing things like squatting and benching inside of a rack with safeties, metal plates are perfectly fine in case you need to bail. Where things start to get a little iffy is on movements like deadlifts and Olympic lifts. [Floor protection] Deadlifts are fine with metal plates as long as you have the proper protection for your floor. This means a proper deadlift platform with ample space between the plates and your floor. With clean&jerks and snatches, flooring isn’t as important. But because these movements are frequently dropped overhead, you absolutely need bumper plates. What plates do you have for your home gym? #fringesport #homegym #garagegym
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Apr 24, 2026Instagram
We like big racks as much as the next person (do with that what you will), but what about some smaller accessories? We’ve got two mini launches - The Cinch Clips - The Linchpin 5/8” to 1” Adapter Sleeve Let’s start with the Cinch Clips. They take a lot of inspiration from traditional spring clips, but use different materials and locking mechanisms. They’re made entirely of plastic and rubber. On top of that, the rubber ring stays fully in contact with your bar from rep to rep. And since it’s rubber, your plates aren’t going anywhere. The Linchpin is a bit more unique. One huge struggle when upgrading from a rack with 5/8” holes to one with1” holes is attachments. You can’t throw 5/8” attachments on that new rack and expect them to work. So what do you do? Toss them? NO. All you need to do is throw the Linchpin on the attachment pin. Now, you can bring over your favorite attachment from your old rack. Both of these products are available now! #fringesport #homegym #garagegym
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Apr 24, 2026Instagram
Introducing the 5/8" to 1" Rack Attachment Adapter Sleeve
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Apr 24, 2026Email
Introducing Cinch Clips: New Rubber Gripped Collars
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Apr 23, 2026Email
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Apr 23, 2026Email
The Ultimate Home Gym Setup
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Apr 22, 2026Email
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Apr 21, 2026Email
You’re hearing the terms 11-gauge and 12-gauge when purchasing a rack, but what does that even mean? The long short of it is this: 11-gauge steel is 15% thicker and 12.5% heavier per sq/ft than 12-gauge steel. What does 11-gauge steel mean for your rack? - More structural integrity - Less likelihood (practically zero) of warping - No risk of denting when securing hardware - Way more future-proof This naturally comes at a higher cost, but also comes with the comfort of knowing your rack will last longer than your training career. #fringesport #homegym #garagegym
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Apr 20, 2026Instagram
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Apr 20, 2026Email
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Apr 19, 2026Email
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20% Off Tariff Sale Bundle Week on Dane 2.0 + BOB Smith Machine
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Apr 17, 2026Email
The Mammoth…Viking Press? Who would’ve thought 🤷🏻♂️ No one ever complained about having shoulders that are too big, so here’s exactly how to achieve this setup 💪 1. If your squat rack has a trolley, move it so there’s no cable interference 2. Mount a spotter arm at mid-chest height 3. Mount the Mammoth Belt Squat a few holes above the spotter arm 4. Load up your weights 5. Place an attachment with a one-inch diameter between the rubber stopper and the nut for the kickstand 6. Start pressing #fringesport #homegym #garagegym
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