Mythinglogic Dumbbell Rack for Home Gym, Weight Rack for Dumbbells,Yoga Mat Holder for Yoga Mat and Kettlebells, Multifunctional Home Gym Storage Rack with Casters

Ok, so this is pretty easy to set up, but there are some things you need to pay attention to when screwing things together. May sure to pay attention to the diagrams. Don't go into it thinking you know exactly where everything goes. They keep the amount of parts to a minimum. You use the same screws through most of the build, with the exception of one or two items. There's extra parts if you lose one or something is wrong with one. After it's built -first inpressions: The fabric for the top holder portion is a nice, durable material. I have my 10, 12, 15 and 20 lb dumbbells on this. The 20lb-ers are on the bottom middle shelf. I have an 8lb slam ball and a 40lb kettle bell at the bottom. It's rated for something around 400 lbs, but I am making the call to try and never put more than 250lbs on here, because I fear that may actually be its break point. I'm able to fit my banded items that I use while working out on the provided hooks. And there's still a lot of room for other stuff in the massive tote section on top. One small rack is in the middle which houses some of my less-used items. Once you get as much weight as I have on there, it does become difficult to roll (Yes, roll!). The wheels are super helpful, but they're small. They get the job done, and they have locks. I'd make sure where you roll it is where you plan to let it live most of its life. A move every once in a while is fine, but maybe not every day. (Also take into consideration your flooring. I have a rubber floor that drags easier. If you have tile or wood, this might not be an issue. Carpet or rugs, could be an issue.) Overall, I like this piece a lot. It's probably not going to move much from where it's at, but I got it on sale and it keeps my floor clear in the home gym. It really looks good, and it feels like higher quality than I expected. This was the best item I could say looked like a "medium sized" gym helper/holder.

Holds everything I need it to. Looks great. Easy to put together. Rolls smoothly.

This was perfect for what I needed. The baskets are big and roomy enough for my yoga mat and bands and the bottom holds my kettle bell and the racks hold my dumbbells without any issue! I feel like it’s very sturdy.

Bought this on a Prime day sale. It was not cheap - but was well made, easy to assemble and has many great features. Holds my two yoga mats, balance board, multiple sets of weights and more. There are rolling wheels on the bottom so it is easy to pull to the weight bench when working out and then push against the wall when no longer needed. Yes, I'd recommend this product to others.

This was pretty easy to build. It's not to big decent size to get home gym organized. I do wish that we can get a little more flexibility on being able to level the shelf ourselves would be nice but overall nice. It would be nice to have a reminder of how much weight it can take on

I have had a home gym for years. I have limited space and have always wanted a better rack for my weights and a better way to have all my stuff easy to reach. All my bands and various fitness toys have been stored in baskets. This rack is amazing! All is organized and accessible. The baskets are gone!

I had a different cart but got this one because I like the weight ladder. Very convenient and fits all of my home equipment. Also doesn't take up a ton of room and tucks away in my spare room when not in use.

A year later and still holding up well!

Found it Overrated and under whelming upon receiving the product