Ader Sporting Goods4 Tier 24" Dumbbell Rack-Hold 8-9 Pair Dumbbells

Very nice dumbbell rack if your strapped for room. It will hold 15 to 50 lb. dumbbells. (Rubber coated hex style). It holds two pairs of dumbbells per row. Smaller dumbbells like 2, 5 or 10 lb. will fit three across. I have 10 and 12 lb. as well and just place them behind and underneath the rack. Everything fits nicely.

For me, one of the major advantages of this Weight Rack is that it takes very little floor space but holds a large number of dumbbells because it has 4 shelves. I haven't really seen anything like it -- compact and very sturdy. Once you get past assembly -- the instructions are horrible -- it is relatively attractive and can easily hold 250 lbs!One tip on assembly: look at the picture along with the instructions. The brackets are on the outside and the vertical shelf supports sit on top of the legs.

I looked extensively for a rack to hold dumbbells from 35 lbs down to small ones, but only had space of about 30 inches wide by 24 inches deep. Could not find anything. So I settled for one of those A frame racks that did not hold as many dumbbells as I wanted. But when it arrived, the larger dumbbells like 25 lbs would not fit without resting on the adjacent ones making it difficult to get them in and out, and it only held a portion of the weights i had, so i returned it and bought this one. I felt like the description of that rack was misleading. This new one is really well made. The weights in the photo are two of 35 lbs (lower left), 30 (lower right), and 25, 20, 15, and some small ones on top. Perfect for small space.

I have limited space and needed a place to store my dumbles up to 45lbs. My only issue is that the rack was made for a smaller type of dumbells and anything higher than a 15lbs hangs off one side. (make sure you watch your fingers as well, putting them back)Overall it does the job and is small and strong...

The quality of the rack is actually better than I expected. Very heavy duty/durable. However, the shelves are not really designed for all types of dumbbells. The spacing between the rails is wider than some of my dumbbells. Still size, weight, durability are great and I can adapt to the spacing.

For the money, it's great.My biggest concern when choosing a weight rack was that it be heavy duty. This one is definitely heavy duty. Putting it together was a pain because it doesn't come with any tools. I ended up having to hold one nut still with a wrench while turning the other nut with a different wrench. Directions consist of a picture with parts labeled by number. I have little patience for these kinds of projects, but was able to do it with a little help from my son to get started. I recommend it. One note: my neoprene weights lay nicely on it, but the larger rubber hex weights don't. They lay fine sideways, but take up much more room that way.

Great weight rack. Takes up small floor space and holds all my weights.