Rep FitnessReviews of repfitness.com

Terrible quality products from China. Broken welds (very unsafe), awful condition visually and the need business model around shipping cost is insane. You'd be better off with Rogue. They claim to be competitive to Rogue, but they are not even in the same ballpark.

The gym in all of Cambridge , clean and perfectly Covid safe! Whenever you leave , you have just got better!

I do not think that I will ever contact this company precisely because the agreed delivery conditions are not met. You won't be able to get something on time!

I ordered several olympic plates from Rep. I got the cheapest, basic iron ones they had that were in stock. (They say "standard" on them.) The main thing is there are no burrs in the holes to scratch my bar. They are very basic plates and a great start to having my own equipment without breaking the bank. Best part, they arrived really fast!

/edit December 2021 I'm updating my review; reading it again, I think I was a too critical. I bumped my rating up from a 3 to 4. I ordered a PR-1050 (short) rack and a good amount of bumpers from them recently. They was packaged and shipped quickly, I received everything I ordered including all of the components to make the rack and I had no need to contact customer service. The PR-1050 Short rack Pros/Cons: -Pros; overall, good quality in coating and functions well after 1 year. -At the time, it cost $270 which (in hindsight) is an incredible value. -There is a minor design flow (imo) in that weights placed on the weight horns (on the back post) hit the nut/bolt that keeps the back post attached just barely -- about 1/4 to 1/2 inch -- and causes the bottom bumper to sit uneven. I was concerned about damage/taco'ing over time, so I ordered a 5lb which elevates the stack over the nut/bolt. This seems like an easy fix, and something they should fix. Bumpers: -These are actually awesome and I have no cons. My bumpers all weigh exactly what they're supposed to!

TLDR: The leadership at this company is not putting any noticeable effort in to providing better purchasing opportunities for out-of-stock items (which is everything; everything is out of stock and has been for 5+ months). I won't put in work/time for a company who cares so little about new customers, regardless of their reputation or quality products. I'm going with Rogue Fitness instead - might cost me 10% more and I'll have to wait a bit, but I'm guaranteed to get the products I want without having to keep track of ETAs and checking their site everyday. If you've decided to go with REP for your fitness equipment, just be prepared to check their ETA page, site and Instagram everyday for months before even having the opportunity to purchase a bench/rack/plates etc. Long version: I've been planning to drop a good chunk of money to equip my garage gym with some high quality gear. After months of research I decided to go with REP Fitness for there high quality/affordable racks, benches, plates, etc. Almost everything worth buying from their site is out of stock; which is sort of understandable due to COVID. However, we've been dealing with COVID in the U.S.A. since March-ish (approx 9 months), and REP still hasn't provided any official in-stock notifications or pre-purchase options. I've been trying to buy a rack and adjustable bench from their site for 5+ months now, and it doesn't seem to matter how early in the day I check, I can't lock any purchases down. I contacted support to see if there was anything I could do to improve my chances of getting one of these products while they were in stock, and the response I received was "Follow us on Instagram". No email or text options, no ideal time to check for in-stock items, no pre-order or reserve options; just Instagram and luck. If you follow their Instagram page you get mostly posts that show off their nice products which is great for marketing, but for every post there are at least 2 comments that say something like "Nice! But when will it be available again...." or "Is this in stock yet??". At the end of the day I don't care if I need to wait for a quality product, but I'm not going to put in work everyday for a small chance of buying a product that I can get elsewhere, especially when the leadership at this company clearly hasn't prioritized getting business from new customers. They must see stock selling out and think they are winning, but many new customers are turning to other options. They obviously have a decent marketing team though, so they'll probably read this: My advice - get your sales people off their bums, and have them start doing some actual work like handling timely mass email/text notifications for.... - When a truck is expected and what's items are expected to be included. - When said truck arrives, "Truck is here! Our site is being updated as it's unloaded!" - When items are available "AB5000 is in, only 10 left, go go go!" ...instead of waiting months for your software development team to make it all automated. For those that made it this far, I went with Rogue Fitness. Yeah they are more expensive, but they know how to run a damn business while still providing high quality products

These guys are awesome. For context, I ordered a couple of 10 lb Olympic plates from another small fitness company 2 weeks ago and I still haven't received them. Four days ago, I ordered an AB5000 from Rep - the best bench there is, btw. They shipped it the next day and it arrived 2 days later. A 100 lb bench to Maryland from Colorado in 3 days is pretty awesome, given the state of the home gym market during the pandemic. Also, the military discount is much appreciated. I will definitely be returning to Rep in the future!

I know it's covid, but the ETAs are such a lie. Why even list an ETA if these is never anything in stock? Selling out quickly isn't a good reason. It's clear there is no inventory or some get preferred treatment. And no, following on social media doesn't work. They just want more followers.