FEIERDUN Multi-Function Squat Rack Power Cage FLA01,2000LBS Capacity Power Rack with Adjustable Cable Crossover System and Additional Attachments, Ideal Weight Cage for Home Gym & Garage Workouts

Very good company with good customer service and their racks are good quality

Bought this a few months ago to replace a foldable setup. Been used 4-5 times a week since. Other context, I’m 200 lbs and just broke into the 1200 club with this equipment.This thing is packed with features and when I purchased it I figured some of the features would fall short…. Not so at all. The 2x3 framing is sturdy enough for essentially anyone not aiming for strongman comps. It doesn’t move a bit when I’m racking 300+ but nothing that’s made me uncomfortable. I might bolt it down one day.The pulley system is surprisingly smooth and useful. It’s just wide enough for Chest flyes!! It uses plastic pulleys that I expect to replace with metal one day. Paint has mostly held up well, with chipping and grooves being worn in by changing the pulley height.Two things I don’t like, first is the pull up bar is a slightly awkward layout. I can use it but meh. Also, I could not find extra jcups so I could have two sets…. Took me a bit, eventually found major fitness uses a similar 2x3 construction for their racks and sells their jcups.In summary, glad I saved a boatload of money from a name brand rack and don’t see myself out growing it.

Really awesome product, solidly built. The only cons I can think of is the separate rack holder would be unnecessary if they gave proper plate holders instead of the 2 that go in the most inconvenient spot ever. It's right where you would want safety bars for doing bench press inside the cage, and the extra plate holder sticking out is just more footprint in an otherwise compact cage. Instead I opted to buy a movable horizontal plate holder that I could keep away from the cage.For the price it is pretty worth, there are pros & cons to each of the functionally similar cages (mikolo, major fitness, ritkeeps, etc.)Pros: I think the etching on the side is very nice, the orange powder coated uprights are super nice, this has a lot of good stuff built in for a relatively inexpensive price compared to your REPs and Rogues. Everything is usable and functional out of the gate. Safety bars seems solid. Dip bars are nice (could use padding, honestly on all of the accessories). Pullup bar is decent. Seems sturdy enough. Compact cage but not too small to not be able to do anything in the actual cage, while still being a small footprintCons: Instructions could be a little confusing at times. Would've loved to see maybe some triangle braces on the bottom parts of the cage, a little bit better quality pulleys (aluminum or the option for aluminum), an extra pair of jcups, and then plate holders that you can actually use in other spots. Also having the back holders for the functional trainer be tilted up more so the plates have gravity working with it more. In the end I'll probably end up buying 2x3 plate holders to put on the back uprights to weigh the cage down as there is a slight wobblePrice: $600

Good quality for the price, setup wasn’t all that complicated, is sturdy and cables operate smoothly and well. Compact size fits great in the low ceiling of my basement, takes 1” and 2” plates, and to save lots of time get yourself a ratchet set or an attachment for a drill because it’s a lot of bolts and having that really sped things up. Nice rack and recommended.

Very good squat rack solid and sturdy. Was on the fence about buying it but having used it for a month have no big complains except weight storage on the rack itself. Highly recommended for an average lifter like myself.

Assembly - instructions were clear and easy to follow. It took 4-5 hours to complete but understandably since it's a large piece of equipment. Very functional and diverse with many different exercise options. We love it so far!!

I received my set in three packages. Everything was new except some parts were definitely reused or repacked from a return. Especially the weight holders. Pretty much all of them had scuff marks from being loaded previously. Some of the weight holders get in the way of the safety bars. So I just removed the ones on the side. The safety bars could have been designed a little better. It takes steady hand and precisions to get them into the safety holes and you have to line it up perfectly or it won’t go in. Actually kind of frustrating when it takes longer to put the bars in than do a set. The numbering could be on both the inside and outside of the columns too. The pulley system works pretty well. But loading the plates up evenly is a must or you get uneven pull and resistance. The carabiners are small and cheap. I recommend using your own. The attachments are decent but it would be nice if the short row bar and pull down bar rotated instead of being in a. Fixed position. I’m happy with my purchase. Just would have done some things differently if it were my design.

Quality home gym.This gym saved me from $600.00 a year membership and silly maintenance fees.I could now workout when I want and how I want.