Sunny Health & FitnessPower Cage and Squat Rack In High Weight Capacity with J-Hooks, Adjustable Pull Up Bar, Weight Plate Holders, Resistance Band Posts

I use this rack for basic home gym workout routines and it seems to hold up quite well. It arrived in a beat up box that had a hole in it. Because of this, the fastener back was ripped and washers fell out of it onto the floor near my doorway. Miraculously, I gathered all of the washers and fasteners before I began assembly and they were all accounted for. It took me about 2 hours to assemble. To avoid frustration, you will want to use a 17mm and 18mm socket set and adjustable pliers and throw away the "tools" that come with it. If you have bad eyesight, you'll need to get out the magnifying glass for the assembly instructions. I'm not sure why couldn't they print this on larger paper-stock.Once you have it assembled, I would recommend weighing it down and anchoring to a floor/subfloor if at all possible. Overall, there were no issues with assembly. Everything went together very well; no mismatched holes or stripped screws. There were a few dings and paint scraps on the structure due to the shipping, but after a few months of use, it will have dings and scratches on the paint anyway, so it wasn't a big deal for me.In my opinion, the safety bars feel sturdy. The best feature is the landmine attachment.

This review is based on the $298.44 I paid for this pre-covid. It's priced up quite a bit now.I've used this for squats, bench, OH press, and pulls ups for almost a year now. I store a 45 lb. and 35 lb. plate on each storage post. It's held up well, no complaints. It's pretty sturdy and doesn't take up too much space. Way cheaper than a gym membership. The allen head screws that hold the protective plates on the arms have loosened over the last year (5 minutes to tighten per year, so not so bad). I've never had it wobble much, or feel like it would let weight drop. I'm 6'2" so I have to curl up my legs a little during pull ups but works for me.

The Rack arrived in a fairly beat up box. None of the parts were damaged but they were all scratched up. I accepted the condition as really wanted to get my work outs going. Rack went to together great. Once up its was sturdy and felt good and i was happy with the purchase. One problem that I reported to Sunny Fitness the manufacturer a day or so after putting the rack together is that the 2" dia storage plate holders are from what I assume is bad cheap manufacturing in china, actually slightly larger than 2" diameter. I have tried everything I can to get Olympic plates to slide on to the tube and if I get them on then I can barely get them off. I wrote to Sunny requesting new plate holders made to the correct diameter, they happily said they would replace them through a back order process and now 3 months later, after various e-mail exchanges asking whats taking so long I still don't have them. At this point my feeling is this is great rack for the price but I at this point i would recommend spending a little more and purchase something for a more reliable company thats going to give you what they promised.

If you’re searching for a rack just stop and get this one...I searched and searched online and in stores and for the price this rack is awesome.1. If you’re like me the space the rack takes up is a consideration. This rack takes up the smallest footprint I found.2. It’s super sturdy. I weigh 205 I did pull ups and no sway at all. I stood on top of the arms (that catch the weight in the event of failure) to make certain they were stable...no sway at all.3. Also has an area to store weight so I cleaned up my weight room.4. I don’t use the attachment for lifting the bar on the back but I do use it for storage of the bar.Just quit thinking and get this rack.

It arrived with almost no damage - just a few scratches and dings, which I could care less about. I put this together with my 9 year old kid. It’s pretty easy to assemble, with the exception of the anchors. It’s in my basement with a concrete floor, so a hammer drill is the best tool for that part (no real instructions included for how to put the anchors in). The anchors are necessary if you’re not real careful in re-racking the weight.Major error on my part was not measuring my ceiling height before ordering. I had to install the chin up bar upside down to be able to fit under my short ceiling. It’s not that big of a deal.Other than that, it’s hard to mess up a rack. It seems plenty sturdy and is easy to move the J hooks and spotter arms. Again, these seem plenty solid. 2 more arms to rack weights would have been great. I improvised two more weight holders with some big bolts and nuts (see last picture).I like the pegs for resistance bands, although they could have been placed a little closer to the front so they’re not all directly under the spotter arms. Duh, some need to be over the spotter arms, but having one peg outside the spotter arms would have been nice if you’re being lazy and using the spotter arms for racking SLDLs or RDLs.Overall, it fully meets expectations! Just measure before you buy!