RitFit All-in-One Squat Rack for Home Gym, PPC02C Multi-Function 1000 LBS Capacity Power Cage with LAT Pulldown, Pulley System, Dip Bar, Landmine & More Power Rack Attachments, Package

This was just what I needed for my home gym. It does take up a large-ish "foot print" in your area compared to just a bench set for example, but for the functionality and variety of uses, it is worth it.I was able to assemble by myself in roughly 2 hours, don't let other reviews scare you. I will admit, I am a fairly handy person and I did have a 17mm socket and ratchet to use for assembly otherwise it would have taken me longer just due to the two wrenches being slower than using a ratchet to quickly tighten everything.Just a note of help - when you get to the point of assembling the pulley system - don't completely tighten any nuts until you have the cables all threaded through the wheels (the instructions will tell you to put the "wheels" on before threading the cables, so if you don't catch it you have to remove the screws in the next step to thread cables). Once you have the cables threaded through all the wheels it really finishes up quickly and works great.For the price point it is a very sturdy set, once assembled and tightened it isn't rocky or shifty at all. It is not squeaky at all either. I liked that the majority of the attachments, etc. are not permanently attached so you can take them off when you aren't using them, like the dip bars.Overall I couldn't have hoped for a better home gym set. I ended up purchasing weights and 2 bars from RitFit to complete my set. I can't recommend it enough.

I thought this thing would be bad because its so cheap. To be honest I don't understand how they sell it for so cheap its everything you could want in a rack. The pully system is also amazing and smooth. I use a line backer attachment and stick 200+ pounds on a single pin all the time and it holds it no problem at all.After using this thing for 3 months I have a few things you should keep in mind.1) It comes with 4 weight horns. While you use this you need weight on the weight horns or the rack will not be stable. I have tons of weight plates so its not a problem but keep in mind that you need to load up the rack with some plates so if you don't have many plates your rack will not be as stable. I always have like 100+ pounds on it so while the horns have weight on them its REALLY solid and does not wobble at all.2) The lat pull down has no way to keep your legs in place making it unusable to be honest (anyone who does lat pulldown knows that you lift off the weight bench) without a hack. I have a swiss bar so I put the swiss bar under the saftey pins and it locks me in super tight but you have to have something or the lat pulldown is not good.

This was easy to put together for a mom and my boys use this rack all of the time! Perfect addition for our workout room.

My first exercise equipment for my home. Got it back in Dec. 24 and I love it! When arrived, due to it being heavy, some plastic pieces cracked. Called customer service and they send me replacements within a week. The only downside to me is, me being 6’ the cable system works best if on floor or on my 12” platform to do Lat Pulldowns. Everything else is perfect for what I need!

Took no time to put together. Easy instructions make sure to run the cables before putting the pulleys on because the lug nut and screw are to big. Unless I misread the instructions had that after. But just reference for the next person. Great product otherwise.

I love this! It's one of the best purchases I've ever made.

I searched and searched to find a cage that would fit my low basement ceilings at about 82" high. I came across this one and saw the dimensions for it and kept an eye on it reading through reviews before finally pulling the trigger. I built it myself in a couple hours (if you have another person to help, it makes it easier and speeds up the time but you can do it on your own if you need to) and the instructions were pretty good other than the pulley system step that others have mentioned in reviews. I read about it prior to receiving the rack so I knew ahead of time to be prepared for it and install went smoothly. I had to install it without the pull-up bar (wouldn't use it anyway, I've tried for years to do a pullup and it just ain't happening for me, lol) for it to fit in my space but it cleared the ceilings with another inch to spare. Not having the pullup bar hasn't messed with the functionality of any of the other parts of the rack and is still pretty sturdy as a 2x2 rack although having that bar installed would likely make it even more sturdy. I will say, I don't think this is a rack designed to be a good fit for everyone. For reference, I'm a female, 5"3 and don't life too heavy, 300 pounds max. For someone lifting good weight over 500 pounds, I would say to find a 3x3 rack as it will be able to handle higher weight with ease. I also think if you're over 6 feet tall or have long arms, you might want to search for a taller rack than this one because it may hinder your ability to fully extend your arms with some of the movements such as the lat pulldown. Customer service is also great!! I reached out about another step in the instructions that I wanted clarification on and they answered right away with feedback and picture examples. In the 3 months I have used it, it has held up with everything I've used it for - lat pulldowns, low rows, squats, anything with the pulley system works well with the attachments they provide such as tricep pulldowns or doing hammer curls. It is a versatile cage and I love it for my workouts. All in all, I am extremely happy with this rack and that I was able to find this one to build my home gym around.