BangTong&Li Squat Rack Stand,Barbell Rack,Bench Press Rack Stand Home Gym Adjustable Weight Rack 550Lbs

I bought this rack several years ago and have waited to see how it holds up over time before writing this review. After all this time I can confidently say that it does what it’s supposed to do well. It can handle any weight a beginner/intermediate lifter can throw on it. I’ve had 315lb on the upper holders and mid/high 200’s on the lower holders (with absolute confidence it can hold far more on the lower holders). It would be more useful if I were to point out potential issues you might encounter after use.My first main issue was that it does not adjust wide enough. The adjustable beam between the two vertical “posts” only has so many lockable adjustment points. I’m a tall guy (6’2″ with long arms) and when I squat, I have a very wide grip on the bar. Even on its maximum width I felt very cramped and was constantly hitting my elbows on the vertical posts as I reracked. I eventually just unscrewed the pin that holds it in place and pulled the two posts apart to my desired width. The middle brace still holds together, it just does not lock.The second issue is more of a learning curve. Squatting with this rack will be a bit odd at first if you’re used to more traditional squat racks. When getting under the bar, the horizontal beam will most likely be up against your ankles. Reracking can be a tad unnerving at first when trying to place the bar in the tiny holders on the upper position. Lastly, I have the vertical posts adjusted to the maximum height and I still have to stoop a little to get under the bar (combined with the horizontal beam hitting your ankles, it can be weird at first). These might sound like nitpicks, but they’re worthwhile to mention for my fellow taller lifters.All in all, this is an excellent beginner rack. It’s sturdy and space efficient. For the price, it’s an excellent investment, able to stick with a new lifter all through the beginning/intermediate phases of progression.