Yaheetech Adjustable Squat Rack, Multifunctional Heavy Duty Barbell Stand

Ordered these and not expecting fantastic quality but all I can say for the little money these cost what quality you get... everything fits perfectly,so easy to put together a 12 year old could do it..sturdy and does the job just fine...you can use them for squats as well bench press..how they make these for £40 + pounds.... don't hesitate to buy if you want cheap but does the job ..👍

Reasonable safety also reasonable quality good size easy to assemble value for money okay appearance looks good, metal component could have been a little bit more stronger but the suitable if you don't put too much weight on it okay for home use, but not very good for storage though has this product does not fold up four storage.

Big up ma cheap rack! Considering the low price of this product, the build quality is excellent. Each one is the kind of heavy that lets you know this isn't going to fall apart when you put some considerable weight on it. If you don't have a pull up bar, you could easily put this in the highest setting, put your bar across it and do pull-ups on the bar if you can lift your knees up. The safety bar bits really are only big enough for bench press but at least it has them. When you are putting the shaft bit on the feet, put the bolts in up from the bottom and the nuts on top. You will need 2 spanners/sockets to get this bad boy together. A note on the safety rack bits, you should set the rack to the desired height, and then put the safety rack bits where you want it because if you put those in first you can't adjust the height of the main rack. Don't waste your money on a more expensive product. This one does the job.

The quality of the product is great, item is sturdy, easy to assemble if you have 2 17 spanners hanging around (would be difficult if you don't have your own tools), I found the screws supplies based on the instructions go further than the base of the unit so the "Rubber feet to protect your floor" won't do anything if 4 screws stick beyond them, I undid the screws and did them the other way around to avoid that issue. You can see how far out they stick on the bottom left of the image After using a few days: Pros: - Easy enough to carry around (~9kg per side total ~18kg) - Good instructions to put together (minus the screws mentioned above) - Feels well built, I feel I can trust it with the weights on - Pins and screws for height adjustment fit well - Central stands and top stand are perfect heights for a 5ft8 guy with an average gym bench in between - I believe it is value for money, happy with my purchase Cons: - 4 Screws on the bottom according to the instructions would damage the floor unless done the other way around (which you could end up stepping on the sharp ends instead) - No tools supplied to build it, I used 2x17 spanners for this, it was easy to assemble if you have the tools - Some of the parts supplied have some nicks in them, such as the supporting plate on one stand has some grooves in it as if something was dropped on it in production, some washers had chipped off edges and one of the nuts was missing the plastic insert inside it to help it be stuck tight once on - Not very well packaged, thin plastic wrappings on each piece but they all slide around in the box so some minor scratches but not anything I care about

Very pleased with the product.

Have been using this adjustable rack after switching to a home gym about 6 months ago. The rack is generally well made and works well, however I have adjusted my routine as it doesn’t work as well as I had hoped. For squats I would need to have the bars fully extended and the bars start to become unstable when you approach 100kg and reracking at this weight feels dangerous as it is very easy to overshoot the top and the rack can start to tip if you are too fast. For squats, I now just use the rack for endurance training at a lower weight and do hack squats for heavier weights. The other issue regarding squats is the feet are too wide and get in the way. When using for bench press, if you have longer arms the lowest height for the top is ok, but if you have shorter arms then the top doesn’t lower enough and I wouldn’t trust the spotter arms for loading the weights. One other minor issue is the bars are fastened in place using clips that go from the side, but actual racks in gyms and other suppliers go from front to back. This means you can’t get other accessories (such as alternative spotter arms), which are also a bit more secure when used. As others have suggested, I built it with the bolts going up through the legs rather than down. If you are building it, I would suggest getting two wrenches for fasting the bolts together, I only had one that fit at the time and it was awkward. I am generally pleased with the rack, especially for the price, however the seller has another rack for not much more money with Y shaped feet which are less likely to get in the way and has a bar for weighing it down (stop tipping with squats). The bars are also secured using the standers front to back, rather than sideways holes. Wish I’d gone for that option instead.

Very good and durable

Really good rack for the price I bought this on offer with 20% off, easy to build up however like other reviews said you don’t get any tools so you need your own, 2x17mm spanner’s or a 17mm ratchet and spanner, light weight but sturdy when holding a bar bell