Marcy Weight Storage Organizer Racks for Dumbbells, Kettlebells, Weight Plates

Very durable. Holds heavy weights with no problem. Holds my bumper plates just right, no problems. There's about 2mm gap between the top and bottom plates as you can see in the second picture. So, they slide on and off fine. My plate diameters are a bit over 17-3/4". If your plates are any larger than that, might not fit your plates.The rack is well constructed with no wiggle. I'm not afraid at all of it tipping over. Gave it a few hard kicks and bumps to test it out. The kettlebells stay put up top. The lip keeps them from falling out.This is really good for the price, and a good buy for my home gym needs. It looks good too. I gotta say, I'm very impressed.

First, I bought this based on the numerous reviews written. The majority of the reviews were good and there's always a chance that you'll get one that passed QC, yet may be defective. However, the number of positive reviews way outweighs the negative.Assembly: (5/5) This thing was pretty simple to put together. There are six rails, 2 for each row, that requires one bolt for each side. So after 12 bolts, I was pretty much done. Like all assembly, don't tighten completely until you have all the bolts on first.Build: (5/5) This thing is solid and pretty heavy. I did not notice any flexing or bending even as I moved it around and leaned against it. So far I only have a few light weights, but plan on getting some 40-50 lbs dumbbell, which I am sure it will comfortably handle. I think it may be a good idea to rack the heavier weights on the bottom. Had no defects on my unit. No missing holes, cracks, or damages.Functional: (5/5) The rack is designed to hold the dumbbells in place, but not to prevent them from rolling left or right. The assumption here is that you will be racking hex shaped dumbbells and not round ones. It's not like the gym rack where there is a crescent shape rubber piece to hold the weight in place. They did it this way, so you can rack more weights if the dumbbells are lighter. The rack spacing is a little narrow, so it loosely fits my Weider Rubber hex dumbbell. That means this will probably accommodate smaller neoprene dumbbells that are a bit more narrow. Finally, it's great to have each row spaced back as you go up. This makes it easy to pick up weights from the bottom rack with ease. Since I have heavier weights on the bottom, the last thing I want is contorting my wrist to get the dumbbell out. The top row is not offset too far back where you'll have to reach over to get it.Overall:: (5/5) Item was decently protected by a layer of bubble wrap and one Styrofoam pad in the package. Easy to assemble. Looks good and functions as intended. This thing makes accessing the dumbbells quicker now that they are organized.

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.

Pros: This was exactly what I was looking for to put in the space I had my weights at. Before the weights were lined up on the floor and now they are beautifully racked saving space. Looks like I could add a few more sets if I wanted to as well. Very sturdy, style is beautiful/modern, weight limit is true to description. All parts were there with no damage. Easy enough to assemble. As a woman with very little experience assembling things, it took me an hour to assemble. Someone with more experience could probably do it in 20 mins. My advice for beginners: The instruction that says tighten nuts and bolts, use a wrench to hold the nut while you screw in the bolt with an Allen wrench. It's the only way it tightens.Cons: It has sharp edges on each weight holder. Dissapointing for the cost. I expected nice smooth edges with good craftsmanship.

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!