Garage Gym Build Guides
Not sure what to buy? Pick your budget and training style — we've mapped out every item you need, with links to buy on Amazon.
The Starter Gym
Under $500Everything you need to start lifting at home. A barbell, plates, and a bench — the holy trinity of strength training.
- CAP OB-86B Barbell$129
- 255 lb Iron Plate Set$220
- Flybird Adjustable Bench$139
The Solid Home Gym
Under $1,500A legit home gym that covers all the bases. Squat, bench, deadlift, and row — all safely in a proper rack.
- Titan T-3 Series Rack$530
- REP AB-3100 Bench$299
- Rogue Ohio Bar$395
- 300 lb Bumper Plate Set$400
The Dream Garage Gym
Under $5,000No compromises — the gym you've always wanted. Premium rack, best-in-class bench, quality bar, full plate set, and cable work.
- Rogue RML-490 Power Rack$1,295
- REP AB-5200 Bench$499
- Rogue Ohio Bar$395
- 450 lb Rogue Echo Bumper Set$850
- REP FT-5000 Functional Trainer$2,199
The Apartment Gym
Under $300Full-body training in under 20 square feet. Perfect for apartments, condos, and small spaces where a full rack isn't an option.
- PowerBlock Elite 5-50 lb$349
- Flybird Adjustable Bench$139
The CrossFit Garage Gym
Under $3,000WOD-ready garage gym with everything you need for metcons, Olympic lifts, and heavy squats.
- Rogue R-3 Power Rack$595
- Rogue Ohio Bar$395
- 350 lb Bumper Plate Set$650
- Concept2 RowErg$990
- Rogue Kettlebell Set$350
The Powerlifting Home Gym
Under $4,000Competition-grade home powerlifting setup. Calibrated plates, a stiff power bar, and a rock-solid rack for heavy singles.
- REP PR-5000 Power Rack$899
- REP AB-5200 Bench$499
- Rogue Ohio Power Bar$395
- 500 lb Calibrated Plate Set$1,200
- Deadlift Platform$300