I usually dont review but thought I should for anyone else looking for a budget homegym. I was very skeptical prior to ordering this because some comments were great while others were bad but ultimately decided on buying it after reading and watching reviewsIf you're thinking of getting it, get it. It took me about 2 hours to assemble it by myself, mostly using the pictures and not reading the confusing text. Its is not too difficult to assemble but parts of the assembly are tricky (for example, while connecting the top back corner brackets; i thought they shipped me brackets that misaligned with screw holes but it turns out i had to orient it a certain way to align properly). I was missing one #4 screw but i blame shipping and handling for it.The build quality is great, although some parts were dinged and some chipped paint but again this is because of shipping. The price is beyond excellent for the quality. It is study but i noticed that wobbleness largely depends of how leveled your floor is. I didn't install the barbell holder because the location didn't make sense and the landmine because i wouldn't use it and didn't want any obstruction in my small path.Overrall, this was a great purchase and makes a great addition to my home gym. It is very functional and the dimensions were excellent for my small garage.

My wife wanted a multifunction trainer and I wanted a cage, this has the best of both at an amazing price. We are 1 month in and this equipment is outstanding, loving it, absolutely worth it, using it every day. We had a machine for our home gym (Hoist V3) but really needed something for free weight barbell exercises and a dual-pulley multifunction trainer. This fits the bill perfectly. We got the red/black version and it looks great. Very well thought out piece of equipment. Some older similar products on Amazon had issues that this one seems to address. There are a lot of holes for adjusting the accessories/pullies, didn’t have a problem with finding a setting for any exercise that works for either of us.Assembly was a breeze, they couldn’t have made it easier. All bolts/nuts/washer are organized by the order you need them in the instructions. All bolts/nuts were perfectly sized and it’s easy to visually inspect to know if anything is under/over tightened, or if anything is coming loose. We used our own ratchet wrench, but just a warning, don’t overtighten! You can easily end up warping some of the metal. However, since the bolts are almost all the same length, you can visually inspect to see if one of the bolts has been over tightened relative to the others. During assembly we didn’t tighten any of the bolts until the very end, and everything fit together perfectly.The cage is incredibly sturdy, handles 225 lb bench press and squats without a fuss. Haven't gone heavier than that one ours. The frame is not too heavy. You can move it around fully assembled (empty without weight) without too much effort (but when you add the weights back it is too heavy to move around during standard lifting use). We installed this on top of soft rubber flooring tiles in our garage.I’ll mention some areas where it could be improved.The foot pedals for rowing are not great, you don’t get much of a stretch when doing rows. The 360 landmine fits awkwardly. Both sometimes get in the way. We have other equipment for back exercises so we ended up removing those.Compared to commercial gym equipment (and to our Hoist V3), the accessories… pull down bar, row bar, attachment clips… all feel kind of lightweight and cheap. They do their job, but we ended up upgrading these.There seems to be an little internal resistance in the cables machine, not exactly sure why but we can’t get the mechanism to go up/down smoothly. Less noticeable with more weight… not sure if it’s an alignment issue with the main rods or friction in the weight holder or just resistance in the rollers, we tried lubricating the rods and adjusted the bolts for the rods, but we can’t get that feeling of friction to go away. Some reviewers had said the cables are very smooth, that’s not the case for ours (not buttery smooth), so maybe our hardware has some sort of issue. Not a huge problem, but compared to our Hoist V3 (which is buttery smooth), you do feel some resistance.I really wish there was an option for a weight tree/bar holder on both sides of the unit, and also wish the weight tree had a second set of pegs on the weight stack. The weight tree does not enough space for all your weights. I had to purchase a stand alone weight tree for the other side of the unit with more pegs.So overall an amazing product, we are loving it, a great addition to our garage gym and we are using it every day. Highly recommend if you are looking for a multifunction dual-pulley trainer and a workout cage and you don’t have the space or budget for both.

I ordered this rack in May for $330, and it's even cheaper now 6 months later. It's been great for what I was looking for. There are a few downsides, but they aren't deal breakers.1. I wish it was taller so I could do push press inside the rack, and pull-ups without having to bend my legs.2. I wish there was more thought put in to the weight holders, as the weight storage bars prevent me from being able to bench press while inside the rack due to my weight plates preventing me from racking the bar, something which almost made me return it at first. But I've worked around that by switching to incline press and using the long safety rod to hold the bar and using the safety frames just in case.3. I wish the entire rack was deeper. I'm used to a much deeper rack and being able to take a full step or two back when back squatting, but with this rack I'm limited to one step. I prefer to have a deeper rack so there's room in front of me and enough room behind me to bail and dump the bar. Not a huge deal, it just took some getting used to. I just have to squat a bit closer to the J hooks than I'm used to.4. The rack wobbles a little when doing pull-ups. I've switched to a slow strict pull-up so it's perfectly fine, there's no danger but it makes a little noise while doing it. I don't think this rack would be safe for CrossFit moves like kipping pull-ups or toes to bar.5. Little things like the J hooks and the safety bars leave tiny bits of rubber in my bar due to the knurling. Completely minor, but a little annoying.6. The storage hooks are nice, but I always have to remove the rope implement due to my weight plates hitting it while back squatting. And I'm under 6ft.7. The bar storage tube is too close to the bottom weight plate holder so it's not easy to get plates on and off the holder on that side, so I leave majority of my weights leaning against the wall. So for me the weight plate holders are mostly unused. The weight holders are removable, you don't have to install them.8. Lat pulldown bar is super lightweight and I'm not 100% sure how much weight it can handle. The welding looks suspect, but maybe it's totally fine. Overall I don't use it much, mostly because I have other exercises I prefer to do.It's a solid rack for the current low price considering the lat pulldown and all accessories included. I assembled it myself in a few hours. It took me a little longer due to assembling the sides incorrectly so I had to undo it and restart. Definitely pay attention to the orientation of the sides since they only go on one way due to the resistance band pegs. Also, don't over tighten the bolts. I managed to start bending the frame by over tightening.