It functions perfectly for what it is. Size recommendations are accurate.

This is a product that I sold without ever really getting a chance to put them to use because the handles were welded at an angle to the bar. This meant that when you picked up the implements, one arm had weights running evenly front to back, while the other was angled in towards the front, and outboard towards the rear. It made not only for difficulty in use, but a genuine risk for injury.

It worked great for us. Only reason we got rid of it was to switch to wall storage for increased floor space. It is quite difficult to move without the wheels. There are two bolts at the base that will scratch uo your plates if you push them all the way on. To solve that problem, look into this: https://shop.apertureengineeringllc.com/products/weight-storage-spacer-donuts-for-2-pegs

Good option for storage. It's a pretty straight forward product. Sharing this photo as a suggestion for those looking to store spotter arms or find a permanent home for a landmine. As someone with a PRX rack, this solved several issues.

Purchased this bar as a BLEM and I'm still not 100% sure what the defect was written off as. It looks fantastic and for under 300 dollars it's a huge win. Perfectly balanced on my shoulders means it works not only great for squats, but calf raises as well where my hands can freely brace for balancing on the rack. The bar can also be used for JM presses. Rogue HD collars work fine for it. Highly recommend for anyone, especially those with shoulder or elbow issues.

An incrediblely aesthetic plate storage option. We sold our rogue plate tree for this to capitalize on floor space and it has been a really great option. It also makes loading the bar much easier, as you don't even have to step towards it to load and unload, depending on your placement. We have around 240 lbs per unit and it seems to hold the weight confidently.

I'm surprised the reviews of this aren't higher. It is simply a plyo box, but the pre-drilled holes and alignment of everything made assembly very fast and easy. I've had the box for nearly 5 years now and it hasn't sustained any damages visually or physically. I do believe for the cost it could be self-crafted cheaper, but for the time and effort I would rather just buy this. 16x18x20 is a great size for box squats and step up variations.

Mounted it into a stud and haven't doubted it's durability once. Minimal wall space used and hasn't beat up the bars. Good product.