(GDKR100B) 3-Tier Kettlebell Rack - Compact, Durable Kettlebells Weight Stand for Home Gym, Fits 5-80 lb. Kettle bells

This is a heavy piece which would be better installed by 2 people (though I was able to do it by myself - not super easy). It’s very sturdy and fits a lot - just what I needed for my home gym (I have 1 32kg, 1 24kg, 2x35 lb, 1 x12 kg, 1x20lb kettlebells, plus various dumbbells and a Powerblock set). Very pleased with it.

A little tricky to assemble for one person. Rack is strong and I like that each shelf can either be flat or have a spine down the middle for dumbbells. I made both of mine flat because I have a configurable dumbbell set that has its own weight tray, and the trays fit well inside the shelf side by side when oriented left/right. I looked a the measurements for a lot of weight racks before finding this one that would accommodate those trays. If I could I would dock it 0.5 stars because it does not sit flush with a wall, leaving some space between the wall and the rack.

Bought this rack for my garage. Excllent value and I highly recommend it. Sturdy, easy to assemble (did it alone but I recommend 2 people), and versatile. For now I have Kettlebells on it. See the pics attached. I only have 8 Kettlebells, but I can store all on one shelf. I have one 12, 2-14's, 2-16's, 2-18's, and one 28kg. You can fit them two deep on a shelf through the 16kg bells, then they have to be staggered. If you have smaller bells, you will have tons of space. Very good quality item for the price. One change I plan to make to this rack - cut rubber matting to fit on the shelves.

When first arrived:Foul smelling black bolts. Touch up paint so foul and strong couldn't tolerate it in a shed (unopened!), stunk the whole thing up. Made my disabled mother feel dizzy and nearly collapse. Not exactly feeling safe about those bolts. Granted, she has breathing problems. Anything that makes her worse is not good in my home.Less than a week later:After the initial air out (4 days), the bolts and washers were fine. Putting it together took 2 people. All of the pieces feel durable and heavy. I like being able to use a flat tray or the tray with the rails for dumbbells. Doesn't take up a lot of room and is very solid. According to Body Solid rep, can put 500 lbs total on the rack (so 250 lb / shelf).Touch up paint seems included due to several blemishes on trays and other areas. I'm not much into fashion so doesn't bother me. The touch up paint and the plastic baggies for hardware stink a lot. If you have issues with strong odors, have someone else open it. The odor does not linger on the rails or trays. Just the bolts. Be prepared to put bolts outside for several hours (or days depending on your sensitivity level). I didn't bother opening the touch up paint and don't plan on using it.This one worried me at first due to the powerful odor. I'm glad it aired out. Like the brand name, this rack is solid. If it had 3 shelves and could handle another 100 lbs, it would hold all of my weights. I may just get a second one someday. It's really nice.I have an ironmaster set of dumbbells. The plates rest nicely on the flat tray. Dumbbells go on the tray with the rails. Holds the Ivanko chrome dumbbells very nicely. Very pleased now that it has aired out.

I bought this rack for my little basement "gym." It's very solid and was easy to put together. I use the flat side of the top shelf for kettlebells and smaller weights, the ridged side of the bottom shelf for larger weights. So happy to have all my weights off the floor! Makes for a much cleaner look. There was a little bit of paint flaking off in a couple places and I was planning to use the touch-up paint provided, but honestly once it's put together you don't even notice it.

Great storage rack and heavy duty as well.I currently have over 500lbs on it with no problem.Love the option of being able to use it for both kettlebells and dumbells. Wish there was an option for a third level tho. With my one med ball on it I cannot add more to it 😣I actually found a new 3 tiered rack for 1/2 the price of this one in a local store, but it was not as sturdy as this one. It was longer and not as deep as this one but could hold more items (not necessarily as heavy tho)I am a firm believer in "you get what you pay for" and am happier with this one than I would have been with the other.

This is a great way to keep your workout space organized. I use it to hold nine kettlebells, a dumbell, and three medicine balls. It lives up to its name by being extremely solid/sturdy. It has a nice finish and was easy to assemble. The price and shipping made it cheaper to purchase via Amazon than to purchase at the local sporting goods store.

This is a well-built weight rack with fairly easy assembly and good overall asthetics. Although the paint job is not the highly durable powdercoat seen on more expensive racks, it seems to be holding up well and comes with a small bottle of touchup paint. The welds on the trays are not asthetically the nicest either but this is not noticable with the weights on the rack. It is sturdy and stable. The height is just right and it holds seven pairs of hex dumbells without being too cramped. There are better racks out there but not for under $200.