
Magnum PRO · Magnum MX · Xult
Matrix Power Racks, Half Racks and Rigs
Open-Front Half Racks, Enclosed Power Racks, Combo Racks and Platforms
Ceiling height is the first thing a rack layout checks: the MX racks run from 84 inches on the 7-foot models to 113.5 on the extended ones, and the PRO configurable racks stand 83.5 or 95.5 inches. Attachments and platforms are then chosen rack by rack, since each one fits specific frames.
10 Products Shown
10 real products shown here, across Matrix's own Xult and Magnum lines — a representative sample, not the full catalog. Back to the Matrix hub for the other categories, or request a quote with your project's specifics.

Xult
Configurable Rig / XT-RIG
The Xult Configurable Rig is planned to the room rather than bought as a fixed frame: 3-by-3-inch, 11-gauge steel uprights in multiple configurations, with accessory attachment points and storage built in.

Magnum
PRO Configurable Half Rack / MG-PRO690C
An open-front half rack on 3-by-3-inch, 11-gauge uprights, supplied with adjustable safety arms, J-hooks and a straight chin bar, that takes chromed weight horns or storage shelves to suit the room.

Magnum
PRO Configurable Double Half Rack / MG-PRO691C
Two half-rack stations on one 90-inch frame, designed for training efficiency, each with adjustable safety arms, J-hooks and a straight chin bar on 3-by-3-inch, 11-gauge uprights.

Magnum
PRO Configurable Power Rack / MG-PRO47C
A fully enclosed power rack that Matrix builds for ideal spotting, on 3-by-3-inch, 11-gauge uprights, supplied with adjustable safety arms, J-hooks and four straight chin bars.

Magnum
PRO XL Half Rack / MG-PRO690EX
The PRO half rack in its XL build: 3-by-4-inch, 7-gauge uprights rated for 800 lb of training weight, with eight bolt-on plate horns and two fixed horns for smaller plates built in.

Magnum
MX Half Rack / MG-MX690
An open-front half rack on 4-by-4-inch, 7-gauge laser-cut uprights with laser-engraved numbers, rated for 900 lb of training weight and built in four heights from 84 to 113.5 inches.

Magnum
MX Double Half Rack / MG-MX691
Two open-front MX half racks on one frame, a layout Matrix designs to reduce the training footprint, on the same 4-by-4-inch, 7-gauge uprights rated for 900 lb.

Magnum
MX Power Rack / MG-MX47
A fully enclosed MX power rack for ideal spotting, on 4-by-4-inch, 7-gauge uprights rated for 900 lb of training weight, built in four heights from 84 to 113.5 inches.

Magnum
MX Combo Power / Half Rack / MG-MX47691
An MX power rack and an MX half rack joined on one 123-inch frame, designed for training efficiency: one enclosed station for spotting and one open-front station, both rated for 900 lb.

Magnum
MX Platforms / MG-MXPLAT
Lifting platforms made for each MX rack, 100 inches wide and 2.6 inches thick, in 4- and 6-foot lengths with a bamboo insert or an all-rubber surface.
In short
Matrix builds its racks in two Magnum families and one configurable rig. Magnum MX racks stand on 4-by-4-inch, 7-gauge uprights rated for 900 lb of training weight; Magnum PRO configurable racks use 3-by-3-inch, 11-gauge uprights rated for 700 lb; and the Xult rig is built from more than 60 options and components. Each one is specified to the ceiling height and floor of the room.
Matrix Racks and Rigs — questions
Is this the complete Matrix Racks and Rigs range?
No — Matrix's own rack-options guide lists 22 Magnum racks across its MX, PRO, MEGA and standard lines, and this page shows eight of them, plus the MX platforms and the Xult rig. Seven of the eight racks shown also come in other heights; ask for the complete line sheet when you request a quote.
Can Matrix Racks and Rigs be mixed with other brands, or other Matrix categories?
Yes to both. Matrix Racks and Rigs pairs easily with Matrix's own other categories, or with any of the other manufacturers Fit Supply carries — the mix is built around what the room needs.
What is the difference between Matrix Magnum MX and PRO racks?
The uprights and the rating. MX racks stand on 4-by-4-inch, 7-gauge uprights with laser-engraved numbers and are rated for 900 lb of training weight and 400 lb users. PRO configurable racks use 3-by-3-inch, 11-gauge uprights rated for 700 lb and 300 lb users, in 7- and 8-foot heights, and the PRO XL steps up to 3-by-4-inch, 7-gauge uprights rated for 800 lb.
Do Matrix racks need to be bolted to the floor?
Some setups do. Matrix requires the rack to be bolted down to hang a heavy bag, to mount J-hooks or safety arms on the front uprights of a PRO power rack, and to use the dip station anywhere but the front of the rack. Fit Supply plans the anchoring with the layout, before the rack arrives.