Technical specifications
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Dimensions: 70 x 8.5 x 30.5 cm
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Weight: 8.5 kg per safety arm
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Steel: 3 mm thick
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High-quality plastic lining (UHMW)
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Integrated safety pin
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Laser-cut numbered holes for attaching additional accessories
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Sold in pairs
Essential safeties for training alone with confidence
The CS-1 safety bar supports are the essential safety accessory for anyone training alone on their CS-1 rack. If you fail a squat or a bench press, they catch the bar reliably and remove any risk of injury. The UHMW plastic lining cushions the contact and protects the knurling of your bar from scratches and wear.
The integrated safety pin ensures a firm hold on the rack uprights, with no risk of accidental slipping during the exercise. The laser-cut numbered holes allow quick, precise repositioning between exercises.
More than a safety: a versatile support
Beyond their protective role, these supports also serve as a bar rest for exercises starting from a low position. The rack pull (partial deadlift) is the most common example: by setting the safeties at knee height, you work the lockout phase of the deadlift with loads heavier than your max from the floor. The supports can also serve as a starting point for incline presses or pin squats (squats from a dead stop).
Why choose the CS-1 safeties?
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Reliable protection if you fail a squat or a bench press
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UHMW lining: protects your bar, cushions the contact
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Integrated safety pin: no risk of slipping
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Laser-cut numbered holes: quick repositioning between exercises
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3 mm steel: strength suited to heavy loads
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Full compatibility with the CS-1 power rack
Frequently asked questions
What are the specifications of the CS-1 safety bar supports?
70 x 8.5 x 30.5 cm, 8.5 kg per safety, 3 mm steel lined with UHMW plastic, built-in safety pin, laser-numbered holes for fitting additional accessories. Sold in pairs, compatible with the CS-1 rack.
What are these safeties for?
To catch the bar reliably in case of a failed squat or bench press, so you can train alone with confidence. The UHMW lining cushions the contact and protects the knurling of the bar.
Can they be used in other ways?
Yes, as a bar rest for exercises starting low: rack pulls at knee height to work the deadlift lock-out, incline presses or pin squats from a dead stop.
How do they attach?
To the rack uprights, with quick and precise positioning thanks to the laser-numbered holes, and a built-in pin that prevents any accidental slipping during the exercise.
