Meister XSteel Wall Rack for Resistance Bands, Barbells, Belts and Gym Accessories

This is a great addition to a garage gym. For the price the design and finish are on point. I have seen some complain it not be good for dumbbell, however this was not designed for that. It was designed for bands, belts and barbells. It held my 45 lbs Olympic Barbell no problem, although I got this to organize my bands in my garage gym. The finish is great quality and seems it will hold up well to years of use. If mounted properly I could would hold two or three barbells for sure. Absolutely recommend for the price, versatility and addition to any home gym.

I have the eternal problem of almost all garage gym owners in that space is a limited resource. My equipment list is expanding rapidly, while room to store it isn't. I stumbled across this rack while scrolling through fitness equipment and saw that it advertised being overbuilt, which is something I appreciate. I ordered it and was surprised by the heft when it arrived. Upon seeing the hardware included to attach it to my wall, I realized this was a serious piece of storage equipment. I grabbed the necessary tools and got to work finding a place to attach it. I discovered that whoever built my house must have saved some money on their tape measure as my studs were a little off of 16 inches on center. I had to adjust things slightly to get it attached, knowing that I did not hit center on the studs, but hit enough meat to get things solid. Installation was pretty easy, on par with hanging anything like a tv mount or floating shelves. Once it was up, I loaded it full of a variety of equipment that I had hanging on screws, my rack, or leaning/laying around. The rack held everything no problem. The space between the prongs is large enough to accommodate a 38mm bar, so all barbells should fit no problem. For those that were just hanging bands on this, the thinner metal racks are probably more appropriate, but if you want to hang actual equipment up and get it out of the way, this is the rack for you. I have a feeling this rack will outlast my ability to utilize it. It is powder coated, which should keep rust away and it is a heavy gauge steel, so the prongs aren't going to bend anytime soon. For around $50 this thing is a great space saver. Too bad I am running out of wall space or I would get another one.

When I ordered this, I wasn't sure what I was going to receive. Sometimes with these types of things you get something with thin, flimsy metal that can't even hold 10 lbs. Surprisingly, this is made of a very sturdy thick metal that can handle a lot of weight. Just make sure to attach it to the studs in your wall, as it can rip out of the sheetrock once you put a lot of weight on it.

Heavy duty enough to hold Olympic barbells. Quality manufacturing. Looks to be laser cut and brake bent. I believe it when they say it is powder coated.Quality item.100% recommended.

This product missed the mark on the intended functionality and purpose unless you simply want it to hold bands and such. As a rack for bands and lightweight equipment, it is over-engineered - the size and heft of the rack far surpasses those needs. The rack itself may actually weigh more than any of this equipment.For barbells, the width is not sufficient - the prongs are great, they are properly spaced and deep enough to securely hold the end of the barbell. However, as you can see in the attached photos, there isn't enough room to hang two pairs of weights. The weights are the Amazon Basics, so nothing abnormal or specialized.The cost is reasonable, but I'm struggling as to how to properly use this rack. Yes, the powder coat finish looks nice, it just doesn't meet my expectations or intended use of this product.

I like this wall rack, it's a great addition to my workout area. The biggest thing it has going for it is its construction - this thing is TOUGH. The steel is heavy duty and there is no way it's going to fail with normal use. I know they show that you can hang dumbbells on it, so that's why it's built so strong, but I won't be using it for that unless I'm just needing a quick hold for a smaller dumbbell for whatever reason (not likely). Anyway, it's great to hold most of my knickknacks (bands, loops, handles, etc.), getting them off the floor and gives the area a nicer aesthetic. My only complaint is that the holes to mount to the wall don't allow for any variation in stud distance. The wall where I mounted it, the studs weren't the normal 16 inches apart, so I had to improvise and use a wall anchor to attach one side of it. Not a big deal, just made for extra time. The included bolts to attach are also heavy duty, which is why you ideally want to use studs. Other than that, I'm super pleased with it.