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

This was easy to assemble. It’s very strong. Able to attach bands and pull in them without much give, able to attach a band to assist with pull ups. I’m 5’ 9” and my feet do reach floor. Great value and addition to home gym. Was able to find a barbell on Amazon that fits perfectly.

What you see is what you get pretty much, it's not the biggest most sturdy squat rack in the world but I wasn't expecting it to be. It's great for home gyms due to its price and ability to fit in a home. My favorite part of the rack itself is the pull-up bar handles that allow for both pull-up style exercises and chin-ups with their different grip positions. The setup was pretty standard nothing to complain about and overall the build quality is good. So overall for the price I don't have any real complaints.

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.

I purchased this weight rack with pull up bar for a home gym. My 14 year old really enjoys the pull up bar. He initially advised he didn’t need that feature but now that it’s available he’s using it every day. It’s easy to adjust the height and feels stable/solid. Using a mat underneath and adding a few plates to the back increases the stability. I’m happy with the purchase. It’s functional, stable yet not so heavy that it can’t be moved if necessary. It looks nice, had clear instructions and was easy to assemble.

I had a prior Canpa squat rack before, which was decent quality. I moved to a new place and wanted to update to this power rack with the pull up bar--my new place has smaller door frames so a pull up bar doesn't work--but this rack does for all kinds of pull ups and chin ups.Nice quality, more than sturdy enough, and this was much easier to set up than my first canpa squat rack--maybe because I actually read the instructions a few times? A quality value.

I bought this power rack because it is the perfect size for a smaller home gym setup. I can do all of the movements I want with this power rack, though I mainly use it for pull-ups, barbell rows, and bench press.Assembly is easy and the package it comes in is not too heavy. I love how there are two vertical rods on the backside to store weight plates. This keeps things tidy and makes the entire power rack even more sturdy with all the weight holding it down.Everything seems durable and dependable. I wasn't able to set the barbell hooks (or whatever they're called) to a comfortable height for bench pressing, so I added homemade spacer blocks on top to raise the barbell a few more inches.I'm using a 5ft barbell, so it's a bit short for this power rack and most racks in general. To get around this, I made spacers that slide onto each end of the barbell and sit against the collars. This pushes the weight plates just far enough out to avoid interference with the power rack columns.If you're worried about the stability of the pull-up bar section, don't worry. I weight 245lbs and have done weighted pull-ups with an extra 100lbs attached. The pull-up bar handles the weight just fine.

I’m really happy with his decent quality for the price. Easy to put together. Sturdy base. I’m very happy with it.

Needed an affordable rack to hold me over until I invested in a more permanent fixture in my home gym. This rack is sufficiently sturdy, and the orange color looks great. Getting a lot of good use out of it.

Great value rack for a home gym. Easy to assemble, easy to adjust and polyvalent rack. I really like that you have 2 dedicated places for your plates, it adds more stability to the rack if you want to use Resistance Bands on the rack. (I inverted the chinup bar so i could easily slip-in my bands with the angle on the grips)Rack is not heavy and easy to move around once assembled.Requires at least a 6ft bar (min) if you want to have enough room (that's what i have on the picture).I recomend that squat rack if you are on a budget and want to have your own gym at home.

Good enough for its purpose.

Extremely pleased with this squat rack that also doubles as a bench press rack. No problem to put together by myself and good instructions that were easy to follow. I recommend this product for anyone looking to exercise at home for a fraction of the price of some major brands. I am 6ft7 and this works perfectly for me and adjustable for all heights. It’s stable enough to hold all my weights (275lbs) and I’m sure a lot more. Buy it..you won’t be disappointed!

The instructions for assembly are pretty straight forward. The metal isn't the strongest, so be careful not to over-tighten bolts as the frame will bow. It's easy to adjust the total height, so it's a good option if your ceiling is low. There's a lot of options to adjust barbell support arms for different heights, and is quick to do so.It's sturdy enough that I feel safe doing pull-ups (I am 200lbs for reference). I'd recommend putting weight plates on the holders at the back of the unit just in case as well.The vertical arms are a bit narrow, so if you like using a wide grip for bench press this isn't the best option for you. In addition, because of the narrow frame, when loading/unloading plates onto a barbell, be careful not to overload 1 side. Anything more than 45lbs without anything on the other side will cause it to tip.Overall, it's worth the price, but is definitely not the highest quality. I have been using this for approx 4 months and does the trick. Adjusting the heights of the support arms has caused paint to chip, but this is a minor issue.

Recieved this rack to stay more active and it does just that. Easy to assemble and use afterwards. Really nice you can use the bottom hooks to bench and they also double as catchment bars for squatting. Great product at and amazing price!