BEKING 3 Tier Weights Storage Rack, Dumbbell Rack Organizer for Weight Plates Kettlebell,Combo Weight Storage Stand for Home Gym

This appeared to be the most versatile and stable weight rack in the $75 to $100 range. Holds pretty much everything -- was able to fit 6 kettlebells, 2 fixed dumbbells, 8 adjustable dumbells, a couple resistance bands, weight plates, assorted clamps, abdomen roller, theraband flexbar, etc. Cleared up lots of space. Came packaged extremely well. It looks very similar to some more expensive products -- I wonder if Beking supplies those and they are sold under more premium names at a higher cost.

This is longer than most racks, so I can put more dumbells on it. The optional weight plate storage is a nice touch. Pretty solid too.

Un favor para tu casa de excelente calidad y funcionalidad.

Bought this for my DIY gym, the instructions are easy to follow and it is super sturdy

Good sturdy rack although assembly instructions could be more clear. You need 2 persons to assemble.

I came across this weight rack and decided to order it so I could place my work out equipment on. Assembly was a little tough and it took my husband and I to put it together but it was well worth it. The rack is beyond sturdy and stable and holds weights and my other equipment perfectly! If you enjoy working out at home versus at a public gym this weight rack is definitely a must have for your equipment. It has tons of space and options to set or hang your things on.

Huge upgrade from our old racks. What would take triple the space before to put up and keep organized is done in a much smaller amount of space thanks to the BEKING rack.Storing plates, dumbells, and kettlebells all in one has really made a big difference in our home and has allowed us to finally put our second elliptical in the space of the old second rack so my wife and I are able to run together. Really great design relative to most other racks.The one downside we had is that you can't properly set the smaller rubber coated dumbells on the rack and get them to sit correctly, and some simply won't go on at all. That being said, still by far the best rack we have ever had.

I've stacked my plates randomly near the bench and the dumbbells tended to be scattered. Every now and then, I'd bring them together in a somewhat orderly pile. This rack has fixed that issue.The rack was easy to assemble. I used power tools and it took maybe ten minutes including unboxing and cleanup. There was zero drama involved in assembly. All the pieces were there and the instructions are good enough. Once assembled and everything is torqued down, the rack is stable. All of my plates, including the 45 lb ones, fit on there and nothing bent when I loaded the rack with weights and dumbbells. The very top of this thing is a shelf with some kind of grainy texture. The picture shows it with kettle bells. I loaded it with lifting gloves, boxing gloves, and a 35 lb. "Thor's" hammer thing.