The JELENS C21 Power Cage is aimed at home gym users who want more than a basic rack without filling the whole room. It combines a squat rack, pull-up station, cable crossover setup and landmine trainer into one compact footprint, which makes it a practical option for garages and spare rooms.
At £499.99, it sits in a competitive part of the market for multi-function racks. On paper, the standout features are the independent dual pulley system, wide accessory compatibility and a space-saving design that still covers a broad range of training styles.
Price: USD 499.99
Rating: 4.20/5 from 21 reviews
One of the main selling points here is the independent 1:2 dual pulley system, which is designed to give a longer movement range and support a variety of cable exercises. That should appeal to buyers who want to mix traditional barbell work with pulldowns, rows, triceps work and crossover movements from a single setup.
The rack also uses 2 x 2-inch uprights with 1.5mm wall thickness, plus 1-inch hole spacing and 20 height positions. In practical terms, that means easier adjustment, better day-to-day usability and broader compatibility with many aftermarket attachments if you want to expand the setup later on.
- All-in-one design with rack, pull-up bar, cable system and landmine trainer
- Compact footprint of around 17.27 sq. ft. for smaller training spaces
- Included attachments such as J-hooks, dip bar, lat pulldown bar, cable bar and safety catches
- Smoother, quieter pulley operation intended to reduce noise during home use
For home users comparing racks and cages, the C21 looks strongest as a space-efficient all-rounder. It offers a lot of training variety for the money, especially if you want both free-weight basics and cable-based accessory work in one frame. The included attachments also help it feel more complete out of the box than some simpler alternatives.
That said, this will suit buyers who value versatility and compact design over a plain, heavy-duty rack focused only on barbell lifting. With a 4.20 rating from 21 reviews, it appears to be a promising option for home use, but it is still worth checking dimensions, included attachments and your preferred exercises before buying.
