PRODIGY I HLP Selectorized Rack 2:1

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I got the Prodigy 2:1 HLP Rack for our facility and this boy is built to last! Prime ships it partially assembled so putting it together is a breeze. The instructions are clear and easy to navigate compared to some other companies. The hardest part is actually getting it out of the packaging because they make sure it’s extra protected. If you are trying to get in contact with them it’s best to email and they get back to you pretty quick. If I only had one piece of equipment in my gym, this would be it. More than worth it!

A League of its Own

I spent the last 11.5 months meticulously planning how to optimize my garage for a home gym in our new house. After countless hours of research and comparison, I ultimately decided on the Prime Prodigy HLP rack and I couldn’t be happier with my choice. I considered options from Rogue, Sorinex, and Rep Fitness, but Prime Fitness truly stands out as the cream of the crop. This half rack is sturdier than any full rack I’ve ever used from competing brands. The rack comes partially preassembled and is packaged thoughtfully with clear and easy-to-follow instructions. I assembled it myself (though I wouldn’t recommend it due to the sheer weight) in about 12.5 hours. The weight stacks, which go up to 350 pounds per side, feature a 2:1 ratio on the adjustable trolley arms and a 1:1 ratio on the high pull—absolutely phenomenal. What’s even better is that Prime doesn’t charge extra for the heavier weight stacks. In terms of aesthetics, the color options are outstanding and the finishes are top-notch. The attention to detail is evident in every aspect of this rack. The attachments are equally impressive with zero play in the uprights. I opted for the lat pulldown seat, bench centering device, leg roller, back storage bar, shorty bench, RO-T8 4n1 handles, KAZ handles, RO-T8 adjustable pull-up bar, height extension kit and support pad—all of which are premium in both quality and feel. The leather and craftsmanship on these components scream luxury. As someone with an eclectic training style that blends powerlifting with a variety of creative accessory movements, I feel like I’m sacrificing nothing by transitioning from a professional bodybuilding gym to this setup. In fact, I feel like my training arsenal has expanded. If you’re in the market for a rack/functional trainer combo, stop wasting time and go for the Prime Prodigy HLP rack. It’s an investment you won’t regret.

Spectacular Design and Workmanship

I’ve owned just about every rack out there. Williams/EliteFTS, Multiple Rogue racks dating back to their 7ga, and most recently, the Rep Ares. The Prime HLP combines the strength and durability of American steel and workmanship with no-details spared engineering. Truly a phenomenal product that will last for decades- I know this because I have strive machines which use the same exact bearings and trolley design for the weight stack and they are still as good as new nearly twenty years after manufacture. Beyond the engineering and design, the fit and finish is also incredible- the powdercoat is a hammer tone type and is some of the best paint work I’ve seen. I needed an all-in-one cable + rack setup and after selling my Rogue and Williams racks I fell for the Chinese trap and got Rep. The old adage couldn’t be more true with gym equipment- you get what you pay for. Eventually I got tired of the cheap materials; the final straw was when a Rep safety bent on me 😳. I went ahead and sold that piece of junk at half price and placed the order for the Prime HLP the same weekend. Worth the cost, it’s a forever rack with endless versatility. Save yourself the time and order it the first time, you won’t regret it.