BEKINGPower Rack Squat Rack Cage with Pull Up Bar,Adjustable Power Cage Exercise Squat Stand with Barbell Rack Weight Plate Storage,Strength Training Workout Station for Home Gym Fitness

I painted the j-cups yellow and added safety catches on the bottom. I also wrapped the pull-up bar with bike grip tape. Just wanna preface so my pictures don't mislead you on what you'll get.The bar storage on the sides is really nice. Works perfect for my ez-bar and my 6ft barbell. Unless you have crazy high ceilings, a 7ft bar will be too tall to fit. I just leave my 7ft bar racked. (Note: you're gonna need a 7ft bar for the width of this or any rack)Solid construction and easy assembly. Will be much easier if you have your own socket wrench vs just using the provided tools.Has plate holders on the side, though admittedly they don't seem to have the strongest hold. Should be fine for the rack's demographic. Just wouldn't stack 4-45lb bumper plates on each one.This is exactly what I was looking for though. Can't believe how little I paid. I'm gonna lift with her for a year and I'll come back here and update with any new info.

This sturdy rack has been a reliable and affordable addition to our home gym! It gets used often by multiple people in our household and shows no signs of wear. Great option for a home gym.

The media could not be loaded. Good quality rack for the price I’d say, it’s a little tricky to put together, but once you bang the bolts into place, this thing is solid. If you’re on the fence about this one, I’d say go ahead and pull the trigger, you won’t be disappointed, it has good storage for weights and bars, the only thing I don’t like, is that it didn’t come with safety/spotter arms. You can buy them later though if you’re going to go heavy down the road. It’s nice and stable, and it looks really good in the home-gym room.

This rack is pretty decent for the money. It’s solid, and not too unsturdy. I am a tiny bit concerned about one of the hooks, as it looks like the weld might pull apart someday. The biggest complaint I have is that for flat bench pressing, there is a gap in the J-hook holes where the rack top and bottom bolt together, and it’s right at the height I need to put the hooks for unracking the bar to be comfortable to use for benching. The highest holes on the bottom half are too short, but the lowest holes on the upper half are too tall for my arms. Otherwise, it’s a pretty good unit.

I bought this squat rack to add to my home gym. It was very easy to assemble and everything was labeled and packaged nicely. It's nice and sturdy. One of the upper supports arrived with a small indentation right where it's supposed to slide onto the lower support. It's really thick steel so there's no way I could have bent it back into shape (see 3rd pic). I contacted the seller and they shipped out a replacement support immediately. They were really quick to respond and I'd give their communication 5 stars as well. I'm really happy I chose this one.

Works for bench and squats

The holes drilled in the rack ( for the j hooks, etc) are such an oddball size. I measured them today with calipers and they are like 0.59" (~14.3mm)??? What the heck? Other than that it is a great rack, just don't plan on buying any additional accessories that use the holes (additional j hooks or weight holders etc).

Easy set up. Everything lines up perfectly. My only dislike is the j-hooks 1 sided hook. A double hook would be much safer. These will move and slip off