ANT MARCHPair of Adjustable Height 40"-66" Portable Dumbbell Racks Sturdy Steel Squat Rack Barbell Free Bench Press Stands Home Gym Load 550Lbs Dipping Station

I haven't been offered anything for a 5 star review, just giving facts.Couple of things to put out first, if you get something a little bent from shipment you can lightly fix it yourself. You dont have to be a handy man. Mallet and crowbar light bang here and there for small unbending jobs. The pins X 2 come apart and reassemble if you twist them too many times like I did it'll happen, but they go back together like a very easy puzzle. The spotter arms, are a bit odd to me, yes they will hold a curl bar, but the olympic bar with weight didn't work for me, and started tobtip it, I used the regular bar rack but wanted to see what would happen. Yes I use it a bit heavier than the normal person, but not an issue. Was impressed overall with equipment especially at the price. I actually have a nice basement gym, and although it's tight in there, this set up is compact and space saving. You can move it out of the way when not needed.Pros:-space-gym look-actually does what it saysCons:-those spotter arms? Or whatever they are supposed to be? Curl bar holders maybe?*Great bang for the buck, I'm happy.*Easy assembly 11/16 ratchet took a while, use a socket it'll be quicker. But overall easy assembly, you don't need instructions. It's an exploded diagram anyways.

Does what it promises. Installed with impact driver very quickly. Great to put away in closet. Good value

Reasonable assembly, sturdy enough. A bit of a pain to adjust but not so bad. Holds the weight I need, and the safety design is... Ample. Again, inconvenient to adjust, but I'm glad the feature is there.The legs occupy a lot of space on the floor, but that's the price of free standing stands. And honestly I'm not sure a rack would be much better, at least these can be moved easily.Overall, worth the money. Glad I have them.

Not too tough to assemble or adjust. These are perfect for home workouts. They're heavy enough to feel quite stable and sturdy, but still light enough to move around easily. And they can nest together for easy storage after the workout is done, if you're trying to save space. Very convenient

Very stable, good materials. Just two nuts came with some rust.

Package came with all the necessary attachments. The instructions suck but if you’re handy like me you’ll understand them. Some of the metal was bent but I managed to tighten the bolts tight enough so that it would correct the curved metal. The hardest part was getting the the metal bars that are slanted toward the bottom to align with the bolt holes so I had to do some bending of the metal by hand. Its made in china so you get a cheap product but I’m satisfied. If you’re really paying less than $100 for a barbell rack don’t expect it to be top of the line lol.Does not come with tools so you’ll need a 17mm ratchet with socket and a 17mm wrench to make the job easy and get those bolts on there tight.

My set, you could not get the support struts attached. I cannot load more than maybe 200 pounds on this as a result. The support structs cannot be lined up in any direction. Also one side cannot screw in the hand bolt, and it relies completely on the small brackets to hold it up. It was a terrible experience buying this thing.Also FYI, not that it was a problem for me but there are no tools with this so youll need your own to put it together.I wish I could disassemble it and return it but it's taken enough of my time already. Ill just buy something else and spend probably twice as much, but it will be worth it.Absolute trash.

Received a bolt with no threading making it impossible to tighten. I also received 2 of the same sided supports so the knobs for adjustment do not face each other making it awkward when trying to adjust the height. I do not recommend this item nor this company for this blatant disregard of a simple quality check ensuring all items are correct prior to shipping out a product.