CDCASA Power Squat Rack Cage, Adjustable Power Cage, Multi-Function Power Tower with Pull Up Bar, Power Zone Rack Stand for Home Gym

This rack suits me perfectly.My favorite peice:Idk is benches are a standard height but the safety bars are able to go at exactly the height I need to safely push my bench, bring it to my chest, and if it too heavy rest it on the bars closer to my neck and slip out.Else wise:It does all its advertised well. Safety bars don't give me enough faith to really push my squats, just not quite far enough out. But that's no problem. Pull up and dips are good, though they could have put grips on rest of pullup bar, there are good places for them.Assembly was involved, but fine. Clear enough instructions.I love this rack. It has a design that gave it a nice little protection for my AC unit too, which is a happy coincidence. For the, idk, 200 I paid for it, it's wonderful. Knowing what I know now, if I went back and it was 300, I'd still get it.

Really great product. I like how sturdy and how versatile it is. I didn't put all of the attachments on because I don't need them.--However, they all fit and sturdy. I might use dip handles from time to time. It's great to have the barbell holder, the safety arms, and the weight rack for future needs.I only needed the pull-up portion for now and so I'll review the entire set based on that. The width from the left and right vertical are perfect for me to do pull-ups and circle legs crunches at the same time. I've seen others that the distance between the two verticals are too short that I'll hit my knees. The height of the pull-up bar can be installed at two different heights.--The highest height is around 87 inches as I have in the picture or you can drop it down to 82.5 inches. The pull-up bar itself is wide to 38 inches. The base at max distance from one bent end to the other is 50.5 inches.I would actually give this a 4.5 stars because the pull-up handle is actually hard plastic rather than a better grip foam or rubber. Each vertical side should be in one long piece for better sturdiness and to avoid creaking sound during pull-ups.--I understand that they had to break these up to save on packaging. I do wish the pull-up bar is a tad thicker as it is around 1 inch. However, I guess it's better than being two thick where it's tougher to grip.

Well made for a rack in this price range. easy to assemble but not made for real heavy weight but better then those yellow ones in same price range. very happy only wish the chin up bar was better designed but still very functional.

I won't ever approach needing even half of the 660 lb max weight, so the design has ample margin for me. I don't know the gauge, but the 1.5 inch square tubes seem strong and have no apparent flex. No wobble. Secure.I like the versatility of moving the spotter bars and dip handles. All attachments fit properly and securely as in the photos. I have too often had to rely on the spotter bars and I am confidant on their studiness.Yes, at first the dip handles seemed farther apart than I normally would have desired. I use them regularly now (such a comfortable grip) and I just don't even notice it anymore. The dip handles are a very useful feature.Overall this has been a very useful purchase. I use it often and I prize the benefit that I don't have to share equipment at the fitness center with others who camp out on machines. I can do pretty much all the exercises as in a fitness center. I did add pulleys to do lat pulldowns. Not elegant, but it works. I also like the attachment points for flex bands.Also this fits neatly into a small space in my basement, a necessary feature for me.Also, this is designed for olympic bars. I have a 1 inch bar and had to insert spacers on my bar to push the weight plates out enough to fit.

This is well made, has better weight capacity than "competitors" at many times the price, and I found add-ons for extra J hooks and spotter arms.Yes the packing boxes it is shipped in are not best quality cardboard, but inside the boxes every item is plastic wrapped and padding foam. The design is good, it is easy to assemble, and while the instructions had slipped out of my boxes, the seller immediately mailed me the instructions which confirmed that my guesses to assemble it had been correct, it was simple and obvious even without the instructions.If you want extra J hooks or extra spotter arms, I have found those on Amazon here, and these fit perfectly:J hookshttps://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B099R88NFLSpotte barhttps://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09G9WKSVP

The two packages arrived with damaged ends, but the metal pieces were intact. Everything fit together perfectly. The helper arms are strong and level. This is working fine as a squat rack and for horizontal bench presses. It’s extremely sturdy with no wobble or movement. It is a good height for me for pull-ups. I can add resistance bands for lifts and squats. My wife let me put it in the bay window of our bedroom where it is out of the way. She was thrilled to get my weight training gear out of the family room. I bought this because it lacked the defects of similar racks as identified in their reviews.

Just assembled this unit while waiting for my barbell and weights to arrive.Overall I found that assembly to be easy and straight forward.The only problem I found is that some of the metal tabs where parts connected where not flat or straight which required some additional wrenching to properly tighten things down (what can you expect for the usually low cost “Made in China” products? Certainly not up tot he Made in USA or Japan quality).Once assembled, the unit so far appears to be sturdy and stable and I hope to start using it this week and will update if I find any problems with it.

Sturdy for sure. I do wide and narrow pulls. The picture I stole from another review. I wish I could order another set. No idea the "company" websites are no longer...If you're using hard you'll want it's base against the wall so when exhausted it doesn't move getting the weight back onto it.