MAJOR FITNESS F35 Folding Power Rack 4-in-1 Home Gym with Cable Pulley System, Multi-Grip Pull-Up Bar, Landmine, 80+ Exercises Space-Saving Gym Equipment Easy Folding for Small Spaces

I absolutely love this piece of equipment. Well built, well packaged and easy to put together. Very thoughtful design

BUY IT! I couldn’t be more satisfied with this product. It shipped in 3 boxes. We installed a backer plate. It comes with some cable accessories and the machine is so quick to open and collapse. We can still park both of our vehicles in our garage.

Well packaged, nice value, functional system. It's a good effort to assemble and mount, but definitely worth it. Use for landmines, bench, squats, and cables. My home gym vibes are great now, thank you!

This is a solid rack. Very versatile and takes up very little space. I took one star off because of some cons. Pros: 1. There are SO many exercises to do with this rack and it takes up little space when folded, I can still park 2 cars in the garage with ease. 2. It is nice looking and well designed. Very sleek when folded especially if you get the stringers which I did. I also upgraded the pulleys to aluminum, they’re quieter and smoother. 3. Two people can use it at the same time for Some exercises. 4. The storage feature for the j hooks and the safety bars is pretty neat and you don’t have to worry about where to put them when they are not in use. Cons: 1. Height. The pulleys don’t get very low, so at its lowest height, some range of motion is compromised because it doesn’t get low enough. I’m only 5’8”. For example I have to stand on a platform to do rope bicep curls because that’s the only way to get the full range of motion. In its defense, this is likely due to the foldable feature, you have to lose something to get that. The handles for chest flyes that came with the rack are just too long, couple that with the height issue and they are almost useless in some cases, got rid of them and bought some with shorter straps. 2. The rack scratches very easily and the plastic on the safety arms and j hooks is very cheap, it will scratch on first use, and leave knarl marks from the barbell from the very first use. 3. The pillars are not super sturdy, if you as much as over tighten a bolt it will dent the pillar with ease. 4. The pull up bar sits too close to the cables when it is lowered so if you have expanded the rack say for cable chest flyes, the pull up bar collides with the pulleys, I use the retainer pin partially inserted to keep it away from the pulleys.