REP® Adjustable Dumbbell Stand

The Rep rack build quality is up to Reps standards. The height adjustability and the multiple angles you can have for the DBs is awesome. Rolls smooth and the holder for the increment plates is in a great spot.

It’s a bit expensive for what it is, but is built well and works as intended.

This is an extremely well built rack for most adjustable dumbbells. I have a used quickdraw model that I use for my rep x pepin dumbbells and it seems like the only difference is the rubber mat on top is a slightly different shape and there's no dedicated change plate storage, but neither of those affect usability. The wheels move pretty smoothly if you need the rack to be mobile around the gym.

This is a beefy holder for your Reppins. I dinged it for performance and build quality as one of the uprights has some discoloration that I haven't been able to get out no matter how hard I scrub or what cleaning solution I use. It won't compromise the performance of them, but it is rather annoying. Also, the wheels that REP sent with this wouldn't roll. The bearings on them were stuck, I tried lubricating them but I couldn't get them un-stuck. Thankfully I had a set of casters from my DIY Reppin holder, I put those on and they work great. I would guess that I'm in the very small minority with these two issues and would definitely recommend this to anyone looking for a place to store their Reppins.

I purchased the stand the same time I purchases the Reppin dumbbells. Overall, I am happy with this purchase, especially since I got it for $50 less than the nominal price. The adder weight storage is great (the vertical storage is better than the angled, but the option is nice to have). The ability to have the dumbbells angled versus parallel is also nice to have in case I ever change my mind. I left mine at the lowest height, and at a honest 5'11", I think it's a great height to avoid having to lift the dumbbell to unrack or rerack besides just standing straight up. The performance takes a slight knock because it does not roll great on horse stall mats when both of the dumbbells at 125lbs on on the rack. At a non-maxed out weight, the wheels work fairly well. Of course you could go with the Black Widow cart, but it's much more expensive, so I'm not too upset about having this less modular option at the much lower price.

Pretty easy to put together, built like a tank. I just finished my first workout with the cart and I didn’t realize what I was missing. It’s nice to be able to wheel dumbbells to you. I’ve been used to fixed dumbbells that you’re walking to and from the rack each jump up in weight. I value ease of use in the home gym so I can tell I really will enjoy this addition

Very nice dumbbell stand for the Reppins. Black Widow’s is nicer but also more expensive.

This is a nice, functional cart for my REP x PEPIN FAST Series dumbbells. It rolls easily and the geometry feels spot-on for getting the dumbbells in and out comfortably. It’s a well-built, no-frills stand that does exactly what it’s supposed to do without any unnecessary extras. One note: If I had seen the Black Widow stand first, I probably would have gone with that instead. Still, this REP stand gets the job done well and looks clean in my setup.

Again another tank unit from REP. A bit over priced but it’s solid and looks great!!!!

REP Fitness REP® Adjustable Dumbbell Stand is an awesome dumbbell stand and looks amazing. It is able to be moved around and has the ability to adjust the height of the stand.