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Question: How much weight will it hold?
Document: I have fairly extensive experience with home and professional gym equipment, so when I began to build my own home gym I knew I needed a squat rack. To save space, I wanted something compact but sturdy, and I also wanted it to work as a bench press rack. These squat racks serve my purposes perfectly. They don't take up much room, but they hold a lot of weight and adjust quickly and easily. I have 2 35lb plates on the bottom of each one, and the result is they are rock solid even with the arms at their highest holding over 200lbs on a bar.
They are well made, nice thick welds and decent steel and materials throughout, with one exception. The feet are adjustable, which is great feature because depending on how much space you have available you can spread the base &#34;t&#34; pieces out and add a lot of stability to the racks. They even look pretty nice in a basement home gym for this price ($169 delivered from G-Tech Fitness).Two stars off for the cheap spring loaded pins that hold the safety catch bars in place or rather, DON'T hold them in place.
I have a total gym and wanted something to hold my weight bar so I could do bench presses using the Total Gym as the bench. These are easy to move around, so that I can do bench presses, then scoot them away to do the rest of the exercises on the Total Gym. Nice and solid up to 200 pounds.
I just received and put these together today. They are actually a lot sturdier than I expected, especially when you put a 45lb weight on each of the included storage pegs. They do tend to wobble a bit without the extra weight to hold them down. Keep in mind too, if you use olympic weights, you may also need to purchase something likeOlympic Adapter Sleeve Size: 8"to put over the storage pegs because the storage pegs are designed to hold standard weights.
I love these things. I've been using for a couple years without major issue. I've had 385# in a raised, high squat position, no problem--even when I need to bail on a weight and set the bar on the arms.I've racked over 400 lbs on the arms for rack pulls. No problems. They are stable and hold the weight securely; I've never had to worry.They do get a little unstable when reracking if you don't have any plates on the weight holders on the base, though.
This is great in so many ways.1) It looks great2) It is portable, space saver3) Affordable4) Great for Squatting AND Benching!I love this can be put away when not being used. I like the black, gray, chrome colors. It is pretty sturdy and adjustable in many ways. The weight plate storage pegs make a huge difference because it also gives more stability to the base, giving more confidence when working out. I am using this as an alternative to a traditional weight bench that takes up too much space and can't be moved.
I use for squats and bench presses. Like the adjustable arms for bench press. Also the locking gizmos to hold the barbell down on the top rack.
I keep my 25s there, and even with just one 25 per stand, they hold up really well.Remember to re-screw the adjustable pegs. They can come lose over time.Otherwise, great product. I have recommended it to friends, and I'll be using it until I get a full power rack--at which point I will likely give this to a friend to use. I'd hate to see such a solid product sidelined.
Too much assembly. It takes forever to put it together. Save yourself time and money and just buy a better one.
Very helpful tool for my home gym... Easy to put away.... Very strong, doesn't take to much space..! Money well invest.
Answer: yes