The Nautilus NT 1800 Cage – Perfect for Power Cage SquatsAs the centerpiece of your home gym, the Nautilus NT 1800 cage, along with a bench, a barbell, and a set of plates, is the perfect foundation for a strength training program. The rack can be used alone, or for more versatility add a Smith attachment as well as Lat and Pec stations. The RackThe Nautilus NT 1800 cage features multiple liftoff points, 3" x 3" uprights on an 11-gauge steel frame, and large stabilizing brackets. The specs on the half cage are:
Note: Weight Plates and Bar sold separately Options:NT 1810 Smith Attachment ($649) Compare Nautilus Home Gyms at Schwinn Fitness The BuzzThe Nautilus NT 1800 is the perfect solution for power cage squats using a safety bar. Add a bench for bench presses and seated overhead presses. You can expand the system for a complete home gym by adding the attachments for the Smith, Lat, and Pec Deck, plus a selectorized weight stack. All together, the system will run about $3,000 if purchased separately, or about $2,400 for the Nautilus Cage/Smith System. See the Nautilus Premier Smith/Cage System at BigFitness The Nautilus NT 1800 is a solid, well-built unit will last a lifetime. Users will appreciate the X-size safety spotters with 36 positions, as well as the convenient storage holders for plates. The cage is less than 7' tall so it should fit in any room or basement, unlike commercial racks which are usually 9' tall. Our TakePriced at $999, the Nautilus NT 1800 is a quality piece of equipment, albeit a bit overpriced if all you need is a squat rack. There are cheaper alternatives for building your free weight home gym since you can find a half cage for around $500. However, if you intend to build a complete Nautilus Premier Smith/Cage System, you can start with the Nautilus NT 1800 cage first and add attachments later. Show me other Nautilus Home Gyms Return from Nautilus NT 1800 Cage to the Home Gym Reviews Index Page
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