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Engineered specifically for the Slim Gym frame for seamless fit and stability.
Integrated 1" holes create new attachment points for compatible accessories.
Modeled after our Dane front feet with the same shape, similar dimensions, and matching hole pattern for a familiar, rack-style foundation.
Slim Gym is built to stay ultra low profile. That is the whole point.
But if you plan to lift heavier, train further out from the wall, or use it in a rack-style setup, added forward stability becomes important.
Slim Gym Front Feet extend the base footprint to give the system a more planted, confident feel under load. They also create additional attachment points, expanding what your Slim Gym can do.
For loads over 150 pounds, we strongly recommend using Front Feet to increase stability and reduce tipping risk.
If you want to push your Slim Gym harder while keeping it secure and versatile, this is the upgrade that completes the setup.
If you’d like, we can also add a tighter one-liner version for the infographic section next.
Compatible Racks
Purpose built for Slim Gym but will fit other racks with 1” holes and 2” holes spacing
Dimensions
22.6" × 7.9" × 3.9" (each)
Weight
28.7 lbs.
Crossmember Size
3x3” with 1” holes
Material
Steel
Finish
Black Powder Coat
Warranty
Lifetime against manufacturing defects
Shipping
Small Parcel
Product ID
9522
Yes, it can fit other racks with 1” holes and 2” hole spacing.
No, the Front feet are designed so you can retrofit them to an already installed Slim Gym without any hassle.
Although technically not necessary, it is highly recommended to only use the Slim Gym with the extra front feet if you want to use it with a barbell and any meaningful load (beyond 150 lbs. of plate).
Front Feet extend the base of the Slim Gym to create a more stable platform when lifting outside the wall-mounted footprint, particularly when using Protruding J-Cups or training with heavier loads.
Required By California Law - WARNING: This product may have materials, which are known to the State Of California, that can cause Cancer and Reproductive Harm. For more information, California Prop 65: https://www.p65warnings.ca.gov/
