CANPA Multifunction Power Rack with Pull up Bar, Heavy Capacity and Adjustable Squat Stand Rack for Home Gym Equipment, Power Rack Cage

This rack is a solid choice if you’re putting together a home gym. It’s sturdy enough once it’s set up and weighed down, it doesn’t budge. Assembly was easier than I expected, especially with the video instructions that walk you through everything step-by-step. One of the best things about it is how well it fits in smaller spaces. I tucked mine into the corner of my sun room gym and still have plenty of room to move around. It’s got everything I need—great for bench presses, squats, and the pull-up bar is a nice bonus.It also looks really clean. The color scheme actually matches the rest of my gear, which is a small thing, but makes the space feel more put-together. For the price, it’s honestly a great value. Strong, functional, and doesn’t take up a ton of room, highly recommend if you’re building out a home gym.

I recently purchased this Power Rack, and I couldn’t be happier with it! The build quality is outstanding, with heavy-duty steel that feels sturdy and reliable even during intense workouts. The pull-up bar is a fantastic addition, and the adjustable squat rack allows for plenty of versatility, perfect for all my weightlifting needs. The setup was straightforward, and it’s compact enough to fit in my home gym without sacrificing functionality. Highly recommend this to anyone looking for quality equipment at a great price!

Good product. All as described. Works very well and is sturdy.

This rack may not be for everyone, but for what it does, it does well. This is a sturdy rack and the assembly instructions are great...very easy to follow and I had this done in about an hour. I was impressed that they included two sturdy wrenches however I used a socket wrench. This rack is not for everyone. What I mean by that is first of all, it's a mid-width rack and easily accommodates a 6-foot bar, which I would recommend over a 7-foot bar due to the risk of the bar tipping when you're loading it. That being said, if you are a serious lifter and push some heavy weights, this rack is not for you. Power lifters and serious bodybuilders should explore another rack that accommodates olympic-sized bars.*. This is a sturdy rack and is well built, and makes a perfect home gym for someone who likes to lift to stay in shape. It's not for a competitor. I like the versatility of the adjustable height and I foresee a problem with doing incline presses due to the placement of the j-hook holes. To comfortably do inclines, I have to lower the rack height which is a pain with the attached chin up bar. I mostly do inclines with dumbbells anyway so this won't be much of an issue. I'm deducting one point for the hooks that come with the rack.....they are sturdy but at the lowest setting, the safety catch is a little high and due to the size of the catch, you can't put it on the last hole which would be perfect so I'm replacing the hooks and safety catches. I'm 62 years old and have been lifting since I was 14 and I have to lower my weights a bit due to aging, so this is a good rack for that. The pull up bar is sturdy too, so I don't understand the reviews saying it is flimsy. It's not flimsy and I weigh 190 at 6 feet tall. This is a good rack for the price, just don't expect it to be a Rogue. Again, if you power lift or body build, look elsewhere for a rack for your olympic set.

Assembly: Easy to assemble with a 17mm socket, the wrenches they provide are cheap. I enjoyed that almost all fasteners were the same size. This never happens with other products!Sturdiness: holds my weight no problem and husbands (175#) for pull ups. The pullup bar has multiple gripping options for those of us trying to save the force on our shoulders vs always doing a wide grip. Still have not tried heavy lifts on it awaiting a barbell and weights I ordered but have no concerns. For a inexpensive rack it is what you pay for, of course if you spend $500+ on other racks they may be more stable but this is a pretty awesome setup for the $200 range. The metal is on the medium thickness side but very sturdy.Fits in the corner of my storage room which was the selling point for me. Did lots of research and a 6ft barbell seems to be the ideal size for this compared to 5ft/7ft.For the price you can't go wrong. Came timely, packaged adequately.Time to pump some iron!

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Easy to build. Sturdy enough. Good product.

Easy to assemble and sturdy. I am 5 o 170 and I can do all my exercises with this. My only complaint is the pull up grips are to wide and no padding for the chinups

Great bang for your buck if you are starting a home gym. Super easy to assemble and i was working out in no time. Squat, Bench, Pull-ups and so much more.Definitely would recommend!