Uboway Barbell Rack Squat Stand Adjustable Bench Press Rack 550LBS Max Load Multi-Function Weight Lifting Home Gym Fitness

1/15/2021 Update: I changed my review to 5 stars because the customer service is outstanding. I’ve purchased items in the past that were good but when it came down to customer service, they were just horrific. It was not the case with these guys. Although the item was not what I expected, the seller did everything they could to make it right. Because of the outstanding customer service, I would not hesitate to purchase items from them in the future. I hope this helps anyone looking to purchase from them.Here is a warning. What you see in the picture is NOT what you get. I posted pictures of what you actually receive. When o got my package, I saw that it was different so I requested a return and exchange. They sent the same one back to me (which was different than what’s pictured in the listing). The cross bar support is on the bottom instead of up higher. The stands are ok and not meant to hold heavy weights. The stands wobble around trying to do dips so I can’t see how you can put hundreds of pounds on them. If you want to get the item pictured from the listing, do not order this. I don’t recommend this item unless you’re using it for light weights.

Hi All,Here is my honest review, which I will break down in phases:Background:I bought this piece of equipment because I'm downsizing my home gym. For years I worked out in my garage in a rather large, expensive PowerRack that had all the attachments you would ever need (Lat Pull Down, Landmines, Dips, etc). As I've gotten older and after several workout related injuries I realized it's probably not in my best interest to squat, deadlift, or OHP for personal records anymore. Now most of my lifting is done with lighter weight and increased reps.Squatting:I'm 5'8 and and use the rack at it's highest setting. Anybody taller than me would have a hard time using this for squats. As other reviewers have pointed out the stands do wobble, however I do feel comfortable putting up to 225lbs on the rack. It ironically becomes sturdier with the added weight. With that said, I DO NOT FEEL COMFORTABLE doing any type of PR on this thing. The stands wiggle too much and it's a little awkward re-racking the weights because of the horizontal support bar. if you ever found yourself in a situation where you needed to rack the weight quickly, you are better off just dumping the bar on the floor.OHP Press:Similar to squats, only good for individuals under 5'8. I wouldn't put more than 225lbs on the rackBench Press:This is where this thing shines. I feel super comfortable benching on this thing. The "lowered" stands feel so much more sturdy than when when they are extended. The safety bars are not going to stop a bar from crushing your chest, but they do come in handy if you can't get the last rep up.Dips:This thing works very well for dips.Final thoughts:At just under $100 I think this piece of equipment is worth it. If you are taller than 5'8 or looking to do any type of serious weight lifting I would advise you to look somewhere else. If you are looking to stay in decent shape, lift lighter weights, and not looking to PR, then I think you found yourself a winner.

This squat rack is no frills but outstanding. Assembly was very simple and straightforward but this set was nice enough to include detailed, easy-to-follow printed instructions with a clear visual guide. Took probably less than 15 minutes to put it all together and get all the bolts tightened. The rack handles and safety spotter arms are very convenient, easy to move and work great. The handles can support a barbell and are also ergonomic enough to do dips or even inverted pull ups with. My favorite feature is that the width between the two support columns is adjustable from very wide to narrow (two feet). This helps tremendously if you don't have much space. The diameter of the holes in the support columns are generously sized as well ; I attached a weight-holding lever arm for belt squats for some variety when I get bored with doing the regular version. Very sturdy and stable yet also very lightweight and easy to move around, which is another huge plus. And at under $100 it's very price-friendly, too.If you're looking for a high-quality basic squat rack that's strong & sturdy and affordable, I don't think you could do much better than this one.

You really just do get what you pay for. This is good quality steel, it's a great size for your home gym and is very easy to assemble. The biggest issue and the reason I rate it so low is because of the upper extension arms for squats. When they are extended all the way up, (which they need to be for squatting if you are taller than 5' 5") they are are very unstable and wobble side to side quite a bit. This is a big issue if you squat heavy and need them to be in one place to hurry and put the bar down. I have no fear that they will slip down into the hole because there are two pins but they could bend sideways and spell disaster. Pretty poor quality fit.

The item which arrived looked similar to the one listed but was clearly not the same. Whilst it's a pretty decent product you should be aware that the kit you'll get is not the same as the item listing and it has been shipped from China. Parts were missing and differed from that which we offered.

Anything over 130kg it’s wobbly af

It’s not really suitable as a Squat rack