STOZM Combo Barbell Rack & Adjustable Weight Bench (Red)

I purchased this rack because I liked the way the safety bars were connected to the base & tied to the barbell arms. It is a sturdy unit. The only movement I have experienced is with the height adjustment of the barbell & safety arms. The adjustment knobs pull out for quick adjustment using the pins. Then you screw in on them to lock the arms down. I forgot to screw them in once & the barbell arms moved quite a bit. Lesson learned. It's raises high enough for squats by someone 6' 1" tall but will go low enough to bench press with a 18.5" high bench. The safety bars also work while bench pressing. The plate hangers work well & further help stabilize the unit. The landmine attachment works great. Overall, I'm pleased with this purchase. It's a versatile piece of equipment at a good price.

The media could not be loaded. I'm 16, 5'5 and competing in women's powerlifting. I had been using a bigger squat rack at home, but switched to this one a few months ago and I love it so much more! It's very adjustable when it comes to sizing, distance, etc. The assembly was pretty easy, I assembled it with power tools the first time but have had to use wrenches when I travel with the rack. Just be sure to keep the rubber cover on where you rack the bar, or else the metal will scrape up your bar.

I don’t have a very good frame of reference for evaluating things like this, but this Stozm squat stand seems to be plenty sturdy and nicely thought out. It’s nice that the interlocking square tubes that connect the two sides is at ground level so you don’t have to worry about tripping over it or banging your shins on it. Like many have said, the packaging was in rough shape when delivered, but everything inside was fine. I was missing one of the end tube caps, but this was rectified very quickly by Storm who sent me eight replacement pieces. I’d recommend this as a nice entry-level piece of equipment. Word of caution though - this works better with a 6’ weight bar. It works ok with a 5-footer, but you end up with just barely enough room between the spotter arms to bench press without banging your elbows on them. And I mean just barely.

I like the idea of this design a ton. The only problem is you're not able to use a 5 feet bar with this rack very well. Your elbows will touch the steel pipes on the sides as you're coming down to bench the bar, if you have this rack too close together which is still an awesome feature for saving space and for moving it out when you have to. I'd just keep that in mind when you buy one.

The Olympic weight bar bell rack is heavy duty and works well for the intended purpose. I already have an adjustable bench that I have been using for years for dumbbell bench press as well as shoulder work, etc. Due to a recent back injury I decided to go back to barbell weights, but I did not want to buy a new bench. This weight rack is very sturdy and very adjustable. The only complaint I have is that the width, while being adjustable, is really not very easy to adjust readily for doing bar dips. If you set the rack up for Olympic barbells, then it is way too wide for doing bar dips. The bar dip handles make a great place to store your collars though.

For once I went with what I wanted instead of going with one of those narrow benches that inhibits your grip and tips over. Glad I did. This is perfect, well packaged, easy to assemble and delivered before the target date. A 7 ft. Olympic bar fits perfectly and the safety spotter isn't there as a token.

This arrived in terrible condition, parts falling out of the box, I’m afraid to attempt to put this together only to discover missing parts. I doubt I can return this to a ups store in this condition for a return. Not sure what to do.Update: I decided to try to assemble the rack. As I feared, we are missing pieces, other pieces have arrived damaged and rusting. It’s like someone carelessly threw these parts in a box, perhaps this was returned by someone else, then taped with moving tape and sent out to me. This is quite the nightmare.

Pros: it’s sturdy. I put 300 lbs on it yesterday to squat and there was no wobble. I love the four weight storage racks instead of two. It measures up pretty well to the $500 weider rack I had before I moved cross country.Cons: The instructions are AWFUL. The diagram is wrong on one side, wrong lengths of screws sent. So for that reason I took away a star even though I’m happy with it