HULKFITMulti-Functional Adjustable Pro Series Power Cage Weight Rack, Squat Rack for Home Gym with 2 Pull Up Bars, Strength Training Exercise Equipment for Bench Press, Squats, and Deadlifts

Update: I did have an issue with the spotter arm being two of the same instead of one for each side and Hulkfit did get me the correct replacement part delivered. It was still usable but it was bothering me to have it not look symmetrical. Amazon was also good with providing me a discount for the problem/inconvenience since at the time the replacement arm appeared to be out of stock and they were about 50 dollars for 2 of them (I only needed 1). I did like the product so may have ordered the arms to get the one I needed if I had to. Overall, I got a great deal on this and am now happy so I've changed this review back to 5/5.Initial review/impression prior to noticing the spotter arm issue:I just got back into lifting weights so was increasing the options in my basement gym lately (see pic 1). Very happy with it and will share some details on the packaging and setup. Ordered this product on sale.Received and it was packaged well and the box had multiple layers of plastic wrap around it to keep it from getting wet. It was cold, snowy and wet in my yard. I dragged this down a steep hill (see pic 2) to get it to the back of my house. I unboxed it outside and carried the parts into the basement one by one. The entire process of dragging it down, cutting box open and unpackaging it only took 15 minutes or less. This would be a two person carry (to me) if I had to take it down my steps. I could probably do it solo but it's too risky so just did the outside option.I assembled most of it myself with the tools included. I got the yellow beams attached upright myself but was careful of them tipping when connecting the bolts. One of them almost fell into my wall but I caught it luckily. I had another person help me do the top bars to make that part easier and it was so much quicker/easier with two people.Regarding assembly, it does not have a lot of instructions but the diagram shows clearly where everything should go so just keep looking at that while assembling. Tricky thing would be the top bars since you need to put the bigger one on top but this is shown in picture. My helper was confused why there were two bars for the top but I assumed for stability.Tips: When tightening the small black metal plates for the top bars make sure you are holding them in place before tightening completely to prevent them from being crooked. Make sure you don't completely tighten one top bar before putting in the other or you will have to loosen the bolts to get other one to fit in (easy to do with two people but save you time by doing it right the first time).The product is very sturdy for the money I paid. There are a few nicks in the paint but doesn't matter to me at all because the metal seems strong under that paint. I tried it out using it for bench pressing for the first time and am very satisfied. Everything works as expected and I feel the product is well built overall. It's also easy to adjust the arms and j hooks for different heights.I bought cheaper weight sets from another website and combined with this good deal on the HulkFit I'm very happy with my little home gym right now. Also, note the plates on the HulkFit weight plate holder rods (back of machine in pic 1). You'll probably want extra plates to put on it if you don't have that to weigh down the rack if you do dips and such on it. I'm overweight so could be possible movement with the machine if I did dips but with weights holding it down better that obviously shouldn't happen.I give this product a 5/5 considering the price and quality delivered.

Product delivers exactly what I was looking for. Arrived without issue, all parts in perfect condition.Pros: 1)Comes with spotter arms, dip-bars, plate holders, two pull-up bars and j-hooks, which other products of a similar price lack. Hooks and arms are very easy to move.2)Able to build solo very quickly- Note that you need to place the plate holding vertical bars before securing the base pieces, since the same screws go through those bars as well. The instructional video made that mistake and cut out the part where he clearly had to go back and undo screws. Also don't tighten the screws all the way until after you've placed both pull-up bars so they fit3)Sturdy- I've so far tested the hooks and spotter arms with 415lbs, pull-up bars with 220 lbs, and the rack was very stable. This is certainly good enough for any beginner or intermediate lifting. Keep some plates or anything else heavy on the holders for added stability if you're a beefcake aiming to test that 800lb capacity, or expect to violently crash a squat at the edges of the spotter arms with more than a few hundred.4)Good size- easily clears lower ceiling basements or garage. Most racks are 84-85inches, this is only 81.5)Fits several bar types with some addendums- given we're in the apocalypse and all equipment is scarce, I'll point out that this rack can be made to work with both 5' and 6' standard (1" diameter) bars, despite being intended for the usual 7'. J-hooks will probably catch the short length olympic 2" diameter bars too, but I don't have and wouldn't test it. the 5' standard bar collars will be inside the rack, but if you get a few extra pairs of clips you can leave a portion open for re-racking, and have plenty of space inside the spotter arms for weight, as well as some outside. The collars of a 6' standard bar (CAP brand) just made it outside the hooks and rack, with about 3mm to spare- the small collars will fit on the J-hooks, and even the bar with a clip will fit on it, but you'll probably scratch them. You can again use a few extra clips to keep the plates further out and have more room for safely re-racking.Cons: 1) The width of the towers is atypical, so you'll need to use the hooks and spotter bars provided. but again, these were sturdy.2) Vertical plate holders will not fit the standard 1" diameter plates. They came close if you don't mind whittling them down3)Dip bars "worked" (only tested once with about 200lbs) but I felt uneasy doing them off one spotter arm- The arm tilts very slightly (talking millimeters) initially when the back stop is forced to the top of the hole, but didn't move thereafter. If you jump on them it will be a bit jarring, so just lean on them before liftoff and it'll be fine. The handles also had some mild lateral wobble, which i guess works your stabilizers too but unintentionally. The asymmetry still made me nervous the whole time. Also make sure you remove them before doing bar exercises or you'll hit them4)Surfaces will scratch if you swing the weights around like a drunk. Use good form and they'll last longer. But even if they do, the only cosmetic issue you should focus on is your own body, not the equipment. Get high quality tape if you're worried about rusting on any scratches.For these times and that price all these cons are negligible.I have and will recommend this to others