Kipika Weight Plate Holder for 2x2 and 3x3 Power Rack - Attachment for Storage - Fits Standard 1-inch or Olympic 2-inch Plates - Set of 2

Sturdy space saver. They really help organize my home gym. I store my 50lb plates on them.

I've recently picked up a rack system, but I had several standard plates. This fit the bill very well. Fits my 3x3 rack, and held all of my oldest standard plates. I'm considering buying another pair for my Iron Master plates.

Measurements were spot on

I’m pretty picky about my power rack. These plate holders are good quality, and perfect length. They also came with rubber stick-ons so they won’t scratch your rack.

Very well made set of weight plate holders. I needed them to store with 2" Olympic plates but bought the 1" diameter rods easier loading and unloading. These work very well with my 2x2 power rack. They came with pads to fill in the gaps, but I am not sure why I would need to add them, so left them off.

These are great! Good thought put into them

Fits perfect on my rack. I had a hard time searching for a 2x2 with the .8 hole but came across this, now i have 3 pairs on my rack. Make sure to use the rubber stickers it comes with.

While I already had weight horns that came with my Mikolo P5R rack, I figured I could use these from Kipika on bottom for the 45s, and move the OG ones to top of same post for change weights. Ended up working well for that once I moved them, but some observations: I don't see THAT much of a difference where the listing says it's lifted a tad to "stop weights falling off"-- that part is CAP, and I don't mean it as a pun on gym brands. It is a longer horn, though, as you can see the rounded one above the flat edge one being the Kipika one, so that's nice for bumper plates. It comes mostly assembled, you just tighten a screw on the silver adapters if you have 1" holes like I do. It also brings four total black rubber pieces to put on either side inside the weight horn to not allow for metal on metal contact, and while they say they have 2 pairs, where one is thicker, the directions don't even point to which side is best to put it on, and they barely look different so I just winged it. The one on my right upright fits no problem, but the left has a little resistance where I have to use more force to set it in. This could have been avoided by placing them on at manufacturing rather than having unclear directions call for best palcement of what they label "A" and "B". Minor nitpick, but with how you would place the horns, the support bracket is on the inside of rack rather than outside, so it can cover the numbers on our uprights. You can see that in the second picture comparing this Kipika to the ones that came with my rack. Overall though, more to like than dislike, and worth a pickup.