This was my first rack/trainer. I was just getting into the home gym world and wasn't sure i could make it stick. I spent 2 quality years with this baby. Upgraded to the 170 lb weight stack and bought about ever accessory they had available. It was perfect for my needs but I outgrew it and stacking extra weight and gym pins on the weight stack finally drove me nuts so I upgraded to what I have today. All in all a great starter rack. Now adays there are better options for the money with greater compatability, but at that time, in that place, it was perfect for getting me started. 2x3 uprights, weird holes/spacing, 13?14?ga steel. I wasn't squatting 800lbs so it was fine.

Only have 560 loaded on it, all bumpers so so space is really more of an issue than weight capacity. Rolls around no problem For my uses it has been great, even holds those cap ez-curl bars that show up. For a while I'd use the side of it with my safety squat bar to do calf raises.

This was my second purchase after my bench. I've had them for 2-3 years now and have never had an issue. Weight selection is smooth with a solid click. Knurling isnt very aggresive, it's not cap bad, but it's no ohio bar. The only pain I've experienced is occasionally reracking after gassing out if you only have 1 plate in the cradle it is easy to knock over, which becomes problematic. I have never dropped these so I can't speak to the customer service or durability beyond normal use, but these haven't failed me yet. I'd be tempted to take a star away since there is plastic inside, but it hasn't caused me any issues.

Excellent attachment for all sorts of movements. Fantastic angles for curls, tricep work, even lat pull in a pinch. The rotation is smooth. Everything about it is comfortable. It is just slightly heavier than one would expect. Would recommend

Great stabilizers and short enough to not be in the way. Also, you can mount your rep belt squat between them. Comes with longer mounting hardware. Big fan