A-Frame Olympic Plate Tree Rack

Got this from a buddy of mine for free so value is 5 out of 5 for me. Small footprint seems to be decently made/built. About what you would expect from a CAP product. I still main my Titan plate tree but when I do eventually add more plates, this will definitely come in handy and get some use.

Decent enough budget weight tree. I don't have enough horns on my rack to hold all of my weight plates, so I use this for my 25lb bumper plates and 2.5lb iron plates, and it does what it needs to do. Took about 5 minutes to assemble and doesn't take up a ton of space. The weight horn layout definitely limits how many larger plates you can fit on it, but I think it works best as a secondary storage option rather than a primary option. Overall, it's a decent enough piece, but if you have a lot of weights, I'd look for better options than this.

Meh. It is a budget piece that does what it is supposed to do. It's lightweight and portable, which is nice, but don't think you're going to get too many plates on it. This was the first weight tree I owned and I utilized it until I decided to add weight horns to my rack and on my walls. If you've got a budget set up, this fits the space nicely.

It gets the job done. Definitely not the best plate tree out there, but it works and it's relatively cheap

Very basics Olympic plate tree. Not the best not the worst, goood value purchase if on a budget and even better value if found used. It has a bit a wiggle to it but I have no fear it will break. I cut one of the post off so I could fit full size plates on 3 separate spots. Purchased used in 2015 for $20

Easily assembled, travels well in the trunk travel from eastern Midwest to central Midwest. Wobbly but holds weights safely. The build reflects the price but a budget friendly storage option.