This rack is certainly in the classic collegiate mold as compared to the newer 3x3 universality. Another review mentioned a lack of height options, but that must have been a rather old version as the newer ones have plenty of height options. It is not as customizable as Westside style spacing, but it has reasonable options. The plate/barbell storage comes in clutch. The real big selling point for me is the open lifting area which allows for pressing with odd implements like logs etc. Also, the safeties are really solid and won't bend which is great for rack pulls or pin presses. I would say that having one of these racks forces you into the York ecosystem for attachments due to the unique attachment style. I personally do not prefer to have cables/smith machine in my rack, but this would not be the rack for you if you do. Overall, I love this rack and plan on keeping it in my gym far into the future.

Solid weight tree. I have the one with wheel attachments which can be useful if you like to roll your weights outside to train. Not the best for competition plates storage as the wheels don't work above certain weights.

GOAT deadlift bar. The knurling is right on the money as is the whip when pulling slack off the floor. Plus the value is hard to beat on any other deadlift bar.

Iconic competition collars. I prefer these to some of the other modern competition collars.

Fantastic build quality on these compared to competitors like Titan. One of the most underrated training tools in bench. It really helped me gain confidence in my descent.