2'' Olympic Plate & Bar Holder

Very easy to assemble. Fits Olympic size plates very well. 3 tiers for all your needs. High weight capacity and you are able to store 2 barbells on it as well. Seems study but only time will tell. So far no warping or anything like that. The base wobbles a little but for the price, it’s a steal.

Right off the bat this is a weight tree for roughly $110. Taper your expectations. Seriously. I rated this thing accordingly as well. If you are expecting anything commercial grade like (Rogue or Titan Fitness), you are not thinking logically about this at all; this is for home use for people that are not very experienced lifters and as such is not going to hold 1000lb of weight plates. I got 370lbs of bumper plates on mine and can fit even more if I wanted ,but again I'm not expecting to see this thing hold weights in the ammount that professional or elite athletes need in order to train. I personally like this tree. Yeah it wobbles -if you kick the bloody thing or somehow forgot you have a 3' diameter object that is in the middle of the floor and you walk into it but why on earth are you doing those things in the first place is a question only you and God can answer. Pro tip, put your heaviest weights at the bottom, might solve some of your issues outright and keep you from thinking the thing will tip over at the movement of you taking weights off If you have a drill and a ratchet wrench with a 14mm bit, you can bolt this thing together with ease, if you have a 2nd ratchet around it gets even easier. The only things I have to say are a bit off is that fitting a barbell into the slots with weights on is a stretch, and the bars to hold plates on are pinned in place. Little odd but hey, I expected this thing to be foreign pig iron and an inch away from non functional. Instead I was greeted with a decent thing that is indeed functional. You can use this for alot of other stuff to, hang jump ropes, clamps, towel rack. All I am saying is that you have to look at this from a perspective of "I'm buying this because I can afford it and have it shipped for free, and that is just about it. If I could but a Rogue tree, then I would."

I have 2 sets of bumper plates from different manufacturers and they do not fit on this rack. I had to sand down the rack so that they would fit which is a major pain in the rear but eventually after enough sanding, the plates slide on and off fairly easily. It's very stable and easy to put together. The price point is right for the flimsy steel gauge. This is another piece of generic Chinese imported fitness equipment of which there are 400 sellers on Amazon selling the same product. I just went with this one because it was a few bucks cheaper.

Works great, very sturdy but wish they came with casters. I ended up going to Rogue and buying their $45 casters and drilled this unit out to make mobile. Casters with long enough stems were hard to find let alone support 1000lbs + but overall, buying this unit and updating is way cheaper than just buying a Rogue weight tree with casters or other brand for that matter. Plenty of room for all of my 45's, 35, 25s. They could almost use a smaller post on lower frame for 2.5's but overall highly recommend this unit.

This is junk. Don't buy. Assembly was easy, doesn't look bad but, doesn't fit any plates. You have to shove them on inch by inch. Getting them back off is just as difficult. Making the whole thing wobble. Just spend the extra or same amount of money for the Rogue Wall Storage Stringers and be done with it. That's what I'll be doing.

Received this and put together fairly quickly (and i am not going to win a handyman award anytime soon). Taller than expected but very nice. I would suggest having a ratchet handy. And the key is definitely getting Step 3 right (getting the main rod onto the base). If done properly, this alleviates wobbling others have mentioned. Not sure I would attempt to load this up with 800+ pounds. But 3 or so pairs of 45s and lighter plates should be no issue. I feel comfortable adding 2-3 Pairs of 45s and a few smaller plates to what is shown in the picture. So far, very pleased. Would recommend for the price point.

The rack is heavy duty, and has no problem holding up all the weight I can fit on it. It has a daily small footprint which is great for a home gym and is relatively light. Helps keep weights organized and seems to have a long lifetime ahead of it. Only complaint is that the plate center posts are metal with a rough finish that takes a little of the paint off of my plates. The roughness has worn down pretty fast, but it’s still there in the beginning, which I really didn’t like, especially on a few new plates.

I was initially worried regarding the mixed reviews on this product, but after assembling and using it myself, I can say it works quite well. A size 17 and 14 socket are HIGHLY recommended along with an adjustable wrench. They make assembling far easier. The plate rack is very sturdy and holds both bumper and metal plates well. If you have a home gym, this is a must have.

Had the tree for about a month now and pretty impressed with it for the price. Has a slight bit of a rock to it but very minimal. It’s holding 320 of Olympic plates of mine without issue. I’d definitely buy this again.

Very solid hold all my weights and bars

It's good but its wobbly. No safety clamps. Get safety clamps if u have small kids like me

Assembled 1 of 2 we bought, was able to put my cheaper bumper plates on but the pegs are too thick for my calibrated plates. Amazon wants to charge 75$ (Cnd) to return it. Not worth the chance you won't be able to use the product, Buy the 1 from Synergee instead.

Great, what a space saver