Elevens Squat Rack Stand Adjustable Bench Press Rack Barbell Rack Stand Multi-Function Weight Lifting Rack for Home Gym Strength Training

This bar bell rack is exceptional in that building it took only an hour and it’s built very sturdy with heavy tubing and welded joints powder coated metal . However I detected a few small rust spots due to keeping it out side in my deck where it gets wet I see tiny places the paint did not cover so I’ll have to retouch those places myself. In all I’m very satisfied with my choice and price I paid .

Found the rack to be pretty simple to assemble. I do however believe the Company could put the instructions on full sheet of paper. The 4x5 postcard sized with mini print and illustrations are barely adequate. Had to use a magnifying glass most of the time. It will do for the weight load I have in mind. Honestly I am not sure of the weight load I would be comfortable with. 500 lbs my be a stretch but I will not be the one to find out. The bar holds for squats should be a little wider and beefier. Anyway, for the average Joe looking for a reasonably priced rack this may be the one.

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The media could not be loaded. I like the sturdiness of it for the weight I use, 100 lbs or less. I dislike the print size of the instructions (far too small). The wrenches that come with it are useless and a joke. You need a box end or open end 17mm wrench and a 17mm socket and racket.I use it for personal fitness.

Now this rack isn't some crazy supped up rack you are going to find at your local gym. It's not something you can put crazy amounts of weight on. If you are trying to power lift and max out with weight exceeding 350lbs, this isn't for you. But for a normal person wanting a home gym this works great. So far no issues whatsoever. it's adjustable giving you versatility. I've been consistently using this rack for a year now, loading it with around 200lbs. The only thing is I wish the spotting bar on it was adjustable instead of welded in place. Other than that, this thing does its job. No complaints.

much sturdier than i expected. especially with weight on the back storage post . Left 215 on the j cups over night in my squat position and it held up just fine . The j cups on the top are trash and I wish the could be changed. that is the only down side. padding that comes with it is a nice touch too . cheaper, but better than bare metal . Outside of the j cups, nothing to complain about . Very much worth it if you are just starting out and don't imagine lifting over 500 lbs. for a while . great space saver for garage and home gym .

I remember thinking when I bought this that my husband would be upset with me because it was going to be a pain in the butt to put together, it took 15 minutes. Nice sturdy rack, does the job! And the price was right :-)

Nuts and bolts don't tighten enough to be sturdy. The nuts have a blue insert that stops you from tightening it as far as you need. This impacts almost every piece going together. Both pieces that hold plates also are threaded on a angle. Lastly the product lists both on the site and in the insrmtructions that they would be glad to assist with any problems, but fail to provide a email or phone number you can contact. Will update review after help is received.