CAP Barbell24" Utility Rack for Dumbbells, Medicine Balls and Kettlebells

I bought this dumbbell rack for our small home gym. I bought one a few years ago too, and liked it so much that when my dumbbell collection outgrew just one, a second was an easy choice. The things I like the most about it are that (a) it’s inexpensive, but (b) very sturdy (holds individual dumbbells of up to 55lb each, probably could go higher), (c) stable (no risk of tipping, sits flat), and (d) easy to assemble. Exceptional value. The only downside I’ve found is that because the dumbbells rest on their handles on the horizontal crosssbars, you have to be careful replacing them on the rack or they can pinch your fingers. This is a pretty minor issue and only arises for heavier dumbbells (for me, that’s over 45lb).

This is the perfect size for my space and the equipment I have. The other options I was looking at were significantly larger- I'm assuming for a full hand weight set- but I didn't need that for my odds and ends. It's sturdy, small, and simple. I like that.There are a couple downsides for me. First, the handles of my blue dumbbells are too short to fit on the rack. That's not the seller's fault, I just didn't think to check the dimensions, assuming I had standard sized things. Second, the instructions were just three pictures in two steps. I got the orientation wrong a couple times before getting it right. It could've been broken down a little further, but I got it eventually. And lastly, I'm not 100% confident in the stability of my 35lb kettlebell on the rack. I'm not worried about the weight, just the size and balance. It's sturdy enough to hold it. We'll see.Overall it was a great purchase at the right price point.

Great, compact weight rack! Perfect for the small area I needed the rack to fit in. The only small problem is that I do not feel my small weights sit correctly on the rack.

We were a little concerned this would be too narrow to hold our home gym weights, but that may just be the picture. This rack can easily hold at least 6 sets of dumbbells, potentially more, considering the dimensions on the heads of the dumbbells. Easy assembly and nice and compact structure.

This is the perfect dumbbell holder. Took seconds to put together and is very sturdy. It holds the dumbbells perfectly. Very solid.

The pictures are deceptive, this rack is very small. My picture has a gallon water jug in front of the rack for size comparison. The top row fits standard hex dumbbells sets in 5, 10 and 20 pounds. The bottom row holds a set of 25 and a set of 30 pound dumbbells. That's pretty much it. As you can see, I had to put the 35's on the floor under the rack. This is supposed to replace a homemade wood dumbbell rack that lasted almost 20 years. I will likely end up making another one instead of gambling on more china junk. This definitely isn't worth what I paid for it.3 stars is probably better than it deserves, but it did go together easily and wasn't missing parts, so there's that. If all you have are small, light sets of dumbbells then this rack will probably work well for you.

The rack looks good and is very sturdy once properly assembled. Spacing between the support bars leaves enough room for a good grip on the dumbbells before lifting. The hardware bag has exactly the needed number of washers, bolts, and locking nuts, no spares, so take care not to lose one. They also include a hex key for the bolt heads, but you will need a good wrench for the nuts. Be sure to tighten the nuts and bolts very tight, especially the long bolts on the floor rails, or the rack will be wobbly and unsafe.

Solid, sturdy, light enough to carry, but you know you’re picking up something made with quality , took about 10 mins to put together can’t complain a bit