MARCYWeight Storage Organizer Racks for Dumbbells, Kettlebells, Weight Plates

This dumbbell rack has been a great addition to my home gym. It’s sturdy, well-built, and does exactly what I needed—gets all my dumbbells up off the floor and neatly organized.The 3-tier design gives plenty of space for different weights, and the angled shelves make it easy to grab and re-rack them without hassle. It doesn’t take up a ton of room either, which is a big plus if you're working with a smaller space.If you're tired of tripping over dumbbells or just want to clean up your workout area, this is a solid, no-nonsense solution. Definitely recommend!

Sturdy weight rack, well made, good quality material, it even comes with spring clips for securing plate weights in place. It doesn't tip or bow. I usually have between 250 minimum to 450 lbs maximum worth of weights on it and it holds it all without issue. This looks so much more neat than everything scattered around the floor plus it's nice/easier to pick which weight you want per set (mind/motivation visual thing maybe), anyway I like it, I think it's great, definitely worth the purchase.

Surprised and pleased all my weights fit! Feels sturdy and is more roomy than it looks. I fit:20 kg kettlebell2x 30 lb kbs15, 10 lb kbs10 lb medicine ball2x 25, 12, 8 lb dumbbellssome small hand weights

Decent dumbbell rack. Sturdy, compact, easy to assemble. Note: small dumbbells with short handles (7 lbs and below) can only go on the cross beams. The side racks are too far apart for those handles. Can fit 8 to 9 pairs of dumbbells comfortable, depending on size. Mine is holding dbs sizes 5, 8, 10, 15, 20, and 25 lbs. NOTE: The feet have no cushioning whatsoever and will scratch wood floors!! I highly recommend adding some grip pads or furniture pads to the bottom!

I bought the version of the rack with two "shelves" and 8 side slots. It was very simple to put together (my 8-year-old wanted to help me and even he was saying how easy it was!). It came with everything needed to install the hardware, although I did choose to use my own adjustable wrench to hold the nuts in order to tighten the bolts with the allen wrench.After reading reviews, I chose this rack because the free weights I have are the hex kind; they all fit anywhere on the rack. I also liked how the side slots are open in between with enough space that a barbell can be picked up with one hand, unlike other racks for sale where a person would need to hold each end of one barbell (using both hands) to remove it or put it on the side of the rack.I didn't notice any strong odors from the rack or the packaging. The unit was very stable once all the bolts were tightened. It looks like it will hold up for a long time.*Update: I have bought a few heavier sets of dumbbells and noticed that dumbbells 20 lb or over will not fit on the sides slots if you try to set multiple weights of that size (or more) right above or beneath them. So you could space heavier weights with an empty spot between them or you have to use smaller dumbbells to go above or beneath the ones 20+ lbs. On the horizontal rack, two 35 dumbbells take up enough space that they must be paired with 15 lb (or lower) dumbbells. I won't be able to fit a set of 30 lb and 35 lb together on the same horizontal rack. Still a great rack, but it might take some finagling to figure out the best positioning for each set of dumbbells so they can easily be removed and put back. It can fit about 8 total pairs of varying-weight dumbbells.

Easy to assemble. Well made

This stand gave me enough bar on the top and bottom to put my other tools. my ab wheel fits on top, either handle in between the bars or wheel it fits nice and snug. The bars are not too far spaced apart so that my slidders can lay on the bottom. And there is still space to lay something under the bottom bar being about 4" off the floor. Like the feet, they make it very sturdy and don't stick out where you might trip on them. I had to seperate my larger weight of 35 lbs. from the 25 and 15. So basically the only thing you couldn't do is put all 35 pounders on the same side because they would lay on each other and it would be hard to get them out. But I'm an organizer so I figured it out to skip a space between the 35# and 25#. Anyway even if you had more weights you can always use the middle bars. We lay 2 5# weights on that top bar. very nice to have all my tools off the floor so I can vacuum without moving the weights and other stuff around! And off the floor makes it nice that I'm not tripping on them.

Had to leave the Olympic sleeves off the bottom pegs of each side so that there was enough space to load bumper plates on all the pegs, but otherwise it does its job and is fairly sturdy.