Titan Fitness
Value-oriented home-gym equipment spanning power racks, functional trainers, free weights, platforms, and specialty strength gear.
What they're known for
A broad strength catalog that makes 3×3 racks, cable systems, and heavy-duty training infrastructure accessible below the premium-commercial tier.
Titan Fitness sells racks, functional trainers, benches, barbells, plates, conditioning tools, and specialty strength equipment directly into the home and garage-gym market. Its TITAN Series power racks use 3×3-inch 11-gauge steel uprights with one-inch hardware and a wide attachment ecosystem, while the Functional Trainer provides dual 200-pound stacks in a standalone cable station. The company’s role in the directory is the value-performance tier: serious steel and broad exercise coverage without the finish or pricing of premium commercial brands.
Spaces
- Home Gym
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2 products
T-3 Series Rack
From $520
Budget-friendly 2x3 power rack with 1,100lb capacity. Compatible with many Rogue accessories. Solid entry point for home gyms that don't need the premium build quality.
Titan KG Cast Iron Kettlebells
From $39.99
Powder-coated cast iron kettlebells in kilogram sizing, with one-piece construction, flat machined bases, wide handles, and debossed KG/LB markings. A value-focused alternative for building a full kettlebell range without staying inside the Rogue catalog.
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