CAP Barbell 24" Dumbbell and Kettlebell Rack – Compact Weight Storage for Home Gym, Holds Dumbbells, Kettlebells & Medicine Balls

Took a few minutes to assemble but looks great when assembled. Holds my kettlebells just fine and organized by weight. and doesn’t take much room.

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).

I've just started strength training so I don't have a lot of equipment but at some point I will probably look into a different design. I swapped out a couple of dumbbells so that they'd fit and I discovered the grip needs to be at least 5" to fit properly. I have two kettlebells and neither one "sits" on the rack but I can lay it sideways. I can fit a max of 6 sets of dumbbells on this rack, or a varying combination of dumbbells and kettlebells. The instructions were not very clear but it didn't take long to figure out so it's easy enough to assemble. All in all I'd say this rack is great for a beginner or those without a lot of equipment. One other plus is that the assembled rack is fairly small and I was able to slot it into a space where it would not be in the way.

I got this because I wanted a dumbell and ez bar holder in one piece for cheap. I got it on sale for around $20 and modified mine to hold spin lock adjustable dumbbells on the bottom rack and be able to easily load and hold an ez bar on the top shelf. Just had to remove a single crossbar and it still is sturdy enough. Had my ezbar loaded to 60lbs and noticed no sign of structural weakness.

I like it. I re-purposed this weight rack to hold my bowling balls. Worked out fabulously. The rack itself was easy to assemble. All parts were cut properly and everything fit together as it should. Nothing was missing. One tip I will give is to leave nuts loose till after your final inspection. Make sure to lay out the parts before assembly. Making sure the holes are facing the proper direction. And to assemble the ends first. Followed by inserting all 4 middle bars into the holes. Tighten these screws after all 4 bars are positioned. There is an illustration enclosed but no assembly directions. Its very easy to do. Took me less than an hour & I was multitasking~ Good buy & good price.

Thanks to Mark42's great review on Dec 16, 2017, I figured this would fit my weights. I have a pair of hex 20lb, a pair of hex 10lb, and 2 pair of yes4all adjustable dumbbells. Thanks to the adjustable weight plates overlaping the vertical posts, these all fit comfortably, even with 9" (15lb) plates added. My 10lb hex handles onlt just fit between the bars, so smaller hex may not sit flat. Each shelf internal length is 21". You can line up your weights and measure, to make sure they'll fit. The internal distance between shelf bars is necessarily small, making a snug fit with my hand as I put a dumbell on the shelf. I do that gently and have not been pinched. I didn't have any problems with assembly, but a second person to hold parts in place would have made it easier. Assemble it loose first, then evenly tighten down firm.

I bought this off product pictures thinking it would be large enough, but it is not. It cannot hold 10/12/15s on the bottom rack, it is not wide enough. And neoprene ones under 8 lbs definitely do not fit, and 8 lbs barely fit, so these are on the floor underneath. Not only this, but the bottom bolts and bits were hard to screw on with one person. I needed the help of another to counter turn to get them on with the optional adjustable wrench. It is sturdy and nice looking. That’s about all the positives. I don’t recommend this product unless it’s in your price range and nothing else works for your space.

I looked at multiple weight racks designed with an A-frame shape, but none the ones in my price range appeared robust. They also specify a max weight per dumbbell that is lighter than many of mine. I'm by no means a power lifter, but I needed a rack that will hold up with more than a few small dumbbells. For only a little more money, this one fit the bill. Assembly went more smoothly when I gave up on using pliers, and instead grabbed a socket wrench with a 17mm socket. I held the bolt side in place with the provided Allen wrench. The nuts are not easy to screw, but that fact gave me confidence that they're not going to loosen up on their own. I did need help just for attaching the cross bars, since the ends insert in the supports before being secured, and they tended to fall out. Once assembled, the rack is rock solid. It doesn't rock or wobble, and I have full confidence it will securely hold my dumbbells. It's currently loaded with 200+ pounds, and I can easily add another pair later on. As others have mentioned, the cross bars are not spaced very far apart, so especially with heavier weights you need to be careful not to pinch your hands when returning items to the rack. Overall, I'm very pleased with this purchase.