| Brand | XMark |
| Material | Alloy Steel |
| Product Dimensions | 22.5″D x 56.75″W x 43″H |
| Style | Modern |
| Item Weight | 78 Pounds |
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| Brand | XMark |
| Material | Alloy Steel |
| Product Dimensions | 22.5″D x 56.75″W x 43″H |
| Style | Modern |
| Item Weight | 78 Pounds |
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Marcel Klocko –
I used to have the cheap CAP barbell 2 tier 24″ dumbbell rack, and some brand horizontal plate and barbell holder that both together cost maybe $30 less than this rack, and I realized I should have bought this rack for storage in the first place! Have only had it for maybe a week or so, but it is STURDY with about 465lbs of all bumper plates on the bottom, and I STILL have room to add a few more! I did purchase adjustable dumbbells, but for fixed rubber dumbbells from Tru Grit, I have the top row filled and maybe 1/5 of the bottom? Assembly was easy, just READ DIRECTIONS! In reading the directions, I almost gave up thinking I got wrong cutout left and right uprights, but when I saw a YouTUbe video and LOOKED AT THE PICTURE, not the words, realized the uprights go to the two front holes, and leave the two back holes for barbell storage. Was my fault being an idiot, and I admit I had Bleach running in the background as I assembled, so maybe distracted, so I won’t take off for my negligence.Storage as I have it:Dumbbells: All PAIRS of 5, 7.5, 10, 15, 20 on top. 25 on bottom. I have adjustable up to 55lb in 2.5/5/10 increments, so to fill across I added two hip thrust/squat pads, belt and resistance band sets and gloves.Plates: (ALL Bumpers. Black ones and the 2.5 and 5 colored change plates are Tru Grit branded, the colored ones are Everyday Essentials from Walmart and I have an extra wide 5lb pair from Nexo) (2) PAIRS of 45, PAIR of 35, (2) PAIRS of 25, PAIR of 15, (3) PAIRS of 10, (2) PAIRS of 5lb, PAIR of 2.5. 465lbs total. I feel I could add a few more plates too.Barbells: Left is an Amazon black EZ Curl bar, right is a 7foot Olympic Tru Grit black cerakote 20KG bar.Much more sturdy and space saving over what I had before. Fits well to my home gym inside! Can’t recommend enough!
Cristal O’Conner –
This is exactly what I needed. It holds all my dumbbells, plates and EZ bar in a small space. I posted a pic showing it holds my Olympic EZ bar and 115# of plates along with dumbell pairs of 8, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35 and 40s. Plenty of room for many more plates and another light dumbbell pair. I use the second bar holder for my pull-up bar. I’ve used this regularly for a couple months and it’s rock solid. The tiers are staggered with plenty of room to get dumbbells and plates on and off. Pay attention when the directions say not to tighten the bolts until all the parts are assembled. That leaves enough play to line up every hole. If you do that, assembly is a breeze.
Reuben Mills –
This rack is rock solid and was easy to put together. The top shelf is designed for dumbbells, but I really needed it for kettlebells and balls, so we flipped the top front rail to make a lip and cut a piece of hardboard to make a solid shelf. It works perfectly. I have a 260-pound set of bumper plates and about 10 change plates on the bottom rack, with room for more, 4 sets of dumbbells ranging from 15-35 pounds each on the middle dumbbell shelf, and some kettlebells and balls on the top shelf with room for more. My olympic bar fits nicely in the barbell holder. This rack was a great find at a great price. Definitely recommend!