Two minor things I didn't like; 1) the snaps were junk - bought a bunch of nice ones for $20. 2) the support tube for the weight shuttle is very noisy - shoved a length of pipe insulation down it and now it's much quieter.

Just put it together, seems sturdy but I cage wobbles, so I need to find something to put underneath one of the legs. The safety bars don't latch properly, where they connect to the uprights is made too tight where it clamps on so I have to struggle to get the safety bar connected to the upright and need a hammer to get it off the upright. Makes it hard to move them for different exercises. The pulley system is a little sticky. I haven't used it with weights yet but just setting it up and trying to operate it, the cable slipped off once already and is tough to operate. Might suggest buying/applying some silicone to the cables for ease of movement.

Sturdy and strong, but this rack is WAY too narrow, less than 40 wide. Makes it almost impossible to bench without hitting the side of your hands while re-racking the weights. Will keep for other exercises, but this by no means is a power rack to handle all exercises.

Great piece of equipment

I love it! For the price I paid this cage is relatable. I love the color too. Instructions confusing at first but so far that's my only complaint.

I like it is really nice for workouts and home but I recommend to put better clips there are not strong

I will say you get a lot for your money. For my purposes, I think this will work well. Not up to commercial standards, but adequate for home use. Assembly was easy enough, though the instructions were terse. Anyone with a bit of mechanical inclination could get it together, I think.A few little quibbles: Once together, it is a bit wiggly side-to-side: I'm considering fabbing up some plate steel corner braces to stiffen it up. I'm 6' tall and I feel a bit crowded height-wise. Anyone with a couple of inches on me would find it unusably short. The pedals for the row station interfere a bit while moving around in the cage or positioning a bench -- I wish they were removable instead of welded on. The main steel pieces seem put together well enough, but the minor hardware (chains, caribiner clips) does not inspire confidence -- I'll probably replace those bits with heavier duty U.S. made hardware.

Great squat rack, worth the money!

The product works! It is competitive with all the other marketed products in its price scale and should be regarded as one of (if not) the best in on price scale. The size of the cage function very good with only a few exceptions which I've documented in the photos attached; the pull up bar is difficult to use from the inner cage because of the width between the cable pull down handled and the inner bar; the cable pull system has a few inches of extra cable making it seem loose but this does not prevent functionality; while using the squat rack (againt the cable pull down system) my head will bump into the double wheels for the cables (I'm 5'10) which makes picking the weight up off the rack a bit odd; and last but not least, I received a rear column that was cut with holes for the front column. I had to wait a extea two weeks to assemble the cage because of this error made by the manufacturer. Even though the cage has some flaws, it is recommendable to people on a buget seeking to get a competitive problem with all the extra components.

This is a nice and sturdy rack that comes with attachments. The only downside to it is that it is a little narrow for me (39.5” inside measurements). I am 6'4” and when I re-rack the barbell while benching, my hands are rubbing against the J hooks. If you already do bench workouts I would suggest measuring where the outsides of your hands hold the barbell to make sure there's plenty of room.

Came in perfectly