BalanceForm 1000 capacity Power Cage

Why get price gauged on OfferUp?!? Walmart has this brand new, in stock. Don’t pay $2000 here. From the site: For those of us trying to stay fit and avoid going to the gym this seems like a great deal and its in stock! Reviews on this are pretty good for the price. Amazon also has this it seems to be identical but the brand name is different and the price is much higher (link below) The delivery time from Walmart says September but I ordered a few other large heavy pieces of gym equipment from them which had 1-2 month delivery dates and they showed up within 15 days {url removed} It is also available on Amazon but for about $169 more {url removed} Specs from Walmart Page Accessories: Cable Machine Attachments: 5 Pieces Multi Grip Dia Bars: Pair J-Hooks: Pair T-Bar Row: Pair Weight Plate Holders: Pair Assembled power cage dimensions: 81" x 44" x 47" Assembled cable crossover dimensions: 120" x 81" x 31.5" Product weight: 145 Pounds (power cage only) 185 Pounds (power cage with lat pull-down attachment) 40 Pounds (lat pull-down attachment only) Features: 1000-Pound weight capacity Four J-Hooks included (two on the safety bars, two extra) Two dip bars included Multi-grip pull up bars H-Shape for stability BalanceFrom 1000-Pound Capacity Multi-Function Adjustable Power Cage with, Dip Bars, J-Hooks and Other Optional Attachments Overview: The benefits of Power Racks are numerous - they allow for a safe free-weight workout by eliminating any dangers like falling weights, failure or accident by the use of bar catches on the side pegs. Another benefit is the ability for a lifter to handle more weight than they normally would using full-range equipment. Lat Pull Down (Capacity 500 Pounds) can be extremely beneficial in building upper body strength and target the upper body muscles. It is also quite beneficial in keeping the shoulder healthy. A lat pull down exercise not only targets the latissimus dorsi muscles, but also strengthens the lower and middle trapezius, rhomboids, and serratus anterior muscles. The latissimus dorsi muscles are extremely vital for spine...