XMARK 3-Tier Dumbbells Weight Storage Rack, Holds 5-50 Pound Hex Dumbbells Weight Set (10 Pairs Capacity), Gray or Black

I built my dumbbell set during COVID. Took me about a year to get 10 - 50 pound pairs.I got this rack when I had 3 pairs. It was very easy to put together.. Looks great.In the early stages I used the top rack for medicine balls and also hung jump rope pouches and dirty hand wraps off the sides.I highly recommend this rack if you are building a dumbbell set.The picture I've attached show my old olympic style dumbbells, a set of rubber encased 1, 2, 5, and 10 pounders. And a full Amazon Basics rubber hex dumbbell set (10 - 55 Lbs). NOTE, I did have to stack the 10s and 20s on top of each other.I will be purchasing a second rack soon so I can spread these out (and add heavier pairs).WORD OF CAUTION:I'm seeing a lot of pics where they arrange the dumbbells in a dangerous way.Ideally, you'll want- lighter ones at the bottom- heaviest ones near hip level (if you let your arms drop by your side)- mid-range anywhere elseThis way you lift and place heavier ones without having to bend and use back or too much arm.I've seen people injure themselves reaching low and I've seen people unable to rack without assistance when placing heavy on top.Again, let arms drop to the side and place your heavy DBs on the row that is nearest to where you hands hang. This way you have good posture when removing or placing the heavy DBs.

Just what my husband needed for his weights. He loves it.

This is a strong rack with great size to fit many sets of weights. We still have room with sets from 8-50lbs in five pound increments. Looks slick and happy to get these weights off the floor.

About a year ago I bought a set of Body Solid hex dumbbells 5-50 pounds. A month ago I finally purchased a rack for my dumbbells. At first I was considering the Body Solid GDR 363 rack for my dumbbells. After visiting several sites & reading reviews I decided against it. The reason was because some pics showed not all the weights could fit on the rack & some reviewers stated the same thing. But then I read the rack could fit all the dumbbells on other sites......confused I did more searching & came across the XMark rack. After reading the specs & reviews I decided to purchase this rack.I've had this rack for about a month now and I love it. There is plenty of room on this rack to possibly hold another set or two of dumbbells. Construction is solid and there is no flex or bend on the bottom shelf that hold my 40-50 lb. dumbbells. Anyone considering this rack should buy it, you won't be disappointed. All parts were received in excellent condition and the packaging of the rack was excellent. Will definitely buy another one of these racks when I buy my heavier sets of dumbbells..

This is a great dumbbell rack. Very sturdy. We have a set of 5-50 lb dumbbells in 5 lb increments on this rack and we have half of the bottom rack and part of the top rack open for additional room. The rack currently has 550 lbs on it and it doesn't even seem to be phased at all. It's also a huge bonus that this rack has each level angled out from each other which makes it much easier to pull the dumbbells out from the rack.We have the Body Solid dumbbell set, and considered the Body Solid two-tier rack. However, many of the reviews stated they had issues with receiving the Body Solid rack damaged from poor packaging for shipping. So, we chose the Xmark rack instead and are extremely happy with it. The packaging for shipping was great - no damages at all to the rack and everything was in tact. It's also cheaper than the Body Solid rack.This rack is also very easy and simple to put together. I would recommend having a socket wrench on hand, which will make tightening the bolts much easier.

I was a little wary of buying this with there only being two reviews at the time, but I'm glad I did. I have 11 pairs of hex dumbbells on the rack, from 10 to 60 pounds, in 5 pound increments (780 pounds total), and have room to spare for a pair of 5 pounders and probably a single 65 and single 70. No other rack offered nearly that much capacity in the same price range. I have no concern about the rack being strong enough for the weight I have on it.Packaging was bomb-proof, a double-walled cardboard carton with separate double-walled fitted lid, held together with heavy plastic straps, and that inside another similar slightly larger carton of the same construction, similarly strapped.Assembly requires a wrench and provided hex wrench, 16 bolts altogether.