CAP Barbell A-Frame Dumbbell Weight Rack | Color Series
$28.49
Price: $28.49
(as of Feb 28, 2025 05:38:40 UTC – Details)
Holds 200 pounds – Designed to hold 5 pairs of cap hex or rubber hex dumbbells ranging from 5 to 25 pounds; Mix and match your dumbbells to fit this rack, up to 35 pounds pairs; Some combinations may not fit
Space-saving design – Carbon a frame design of this rack maximizes floor space by storing dumbbells in an “A” shape, or vertical fashion; Easily access and store dumbbells
Durable and reliable – Finished with a durable powder coat and constructed of steel tubing, this rack will safely hold up to 200 pounds worth of dumbbells
Specs – Rack weighs 10.5 pounds; 30 day manufacturer’s warranty; Assembly required; Includes rack only
Trust – Trust experience; CAP has been a pioneer in the fitness industry for over 30 years with locations worldwide; Chances are, if you have ever worked out before you have used a CAP product
Customers say
Customers find the weight rack sturdy and easy to assemble with clear instructions. They say it works well and is great for their home gym. Many appreciate its value for money and appearance. However, some customers have issues with the smell, which they consider ridiculous. There are mixed opinions on space-saving capabilities.
AI-generated from the text of customer reviews
MURPH –
Well made, space saving product. Good deal that does its job!
This unit arrived well packed. All parts present. First, let me say, this item has a minimal odor. Nothing like some were complaining. Within a day odor was gone. After itemizing the parts, the actual construction took about 15-20 minutes. You definitely want to have a ratchet to hold, or fasten the nuts. I held the bolt with the supplied allen key and turned the nuts with ratchet. An open end or adjustable wrench would also work, but I feel the ratchet is the way to go. All holes lined up. I built from the bottom up. Do not tighten totally as you build. Leave a little play in bolt/nut. Once built I tightened from the very top downward. All matched up well. Unit is sturdy and nice/clean looking. Put the larger weights on bottom as spacing gets tighter as you move upward. Very happy with this item. I recommend it, especially for the quality/cost ratio. Give it a try!
K N –
Nice Rack
I was looking for a nice rack to hold all of my lighter dumbbell weights and this was perfect. It was easy to assemble, does not take up much space, and was very reasonably priced.Please note, this rack is capable of holding larger weights than what I am using it for. The instruction booklet lists the maximum weight limit as 200 lbs.
Harrison K –
Be careful not to pinch your fingers
I bought this rack so that my dumbbells would take up less horizontal space. It has the perfect number of slots for my 5-25lb set of dumbbells.Having a ratchet set made it easier to put together. There were some openings that seemed slightly off, so I had to really crank on my ratchet to force it into the right position. I might’ve been able to solve this by loosening all of the bolts and then slowly re-tightening them bit by bit, but I didn’t feel like going to that effort since I had the right tools for the job. It might be a bit more of a struggle to put together if you don’t have your own tools.After building it, it looks great, is solid, and seems to be made of good, sturdy metal.The one part about it that bothers me is how close together the two sides of the cradles are. When you are holding a dumbbell in one hand and try to place the dumbbell into one of the cradles, the metal pieces are too narrow to simply guide it down all the way without pinching your hand under the weight of the dumbbell. So it’s often pretty awkward to return dumbbells to their cradle. To fix this, the weight rack would have to be more bulky, though, and surely more expensive, so I’m not too bothered given how inexpensive it was. Anything much heavier than the 25lb dumbbells that I have in the rack might start to be a real problem, but I think it’s a great, cheap option for lighter dumbbells that aren’t difficult for you to move around.
sprfrkr –
Spacing to short for 40#
I had high hopes while putting this together as it felt pretty solid and well built. There were some nuts that were a little bit hard to thread, but other than that, the instructions were clear and it went together fine. Unfortunately, when I went to put the dumbbells on ranging from 10 to 40 pounds. The spacing between the tiers of the rack were simply too tight. I even managed to smash my finger while trying to rack one of the dumbbells due to how tight it was. It seems like it would’ve been easy enough to make the distances between the levels a little bit larger to address this issue.Edit: I should have read this was for 5-25#. Changing to 5 stars to reflect that. Won’t work for higher weights.
Niranjan –
Great product and delivered within 24 hours
Great value for money and does its job – the bottom of the frame is at a slight angle to the base but overall fits well – great delivery speed and good value, well made as well
Paul Cole –
Dumbbell rack and organizer
Best solution to organize dumbbells and keep them in a very confined area. Keeps the area neat and clean which was not possible before
Mr. Optimistic –
Kind of small, poor quality control
This is smaller than I expected. I guess it will work, but probably not for bigger weights. That’s okay, the description says for 5 – 25 lbs. But the quality control on the welds is subpar. One tab is welded in the wrong spot, with ugly weld compared to the other tabs. I had the bend the tab and use the extra washers to make it work. The smell is really quite ridiculous for the small amount of rubber that is molded onto the hooks. Also, it’s not made for men or women with larger hands. I can only fit about 3 fingers in to grab the weights. I’m still waiting for my other weights to arrive to see if they all fit.
S. Sharkey –
Eeek. Yes and no?
Honestly, this weight rack is an absolute fantastic value; however, the fumes it emitted when it was unpackaged were unsufferable – My sensitive skin legitimately started breaking out in hives. I decided to put it out on our porch for a while to air out, and upon placing it back in my home, all was fine. But there was something pretty sus about the initial unboxing. ð¬ Does the fact that I’m using weights outweigh the damage of these horrific toxic fumes? Let’s hope so. I did not return it.
Amazon Customer –
Very good quality and strongly made
Daniel Briseño Juárez –
Sencillo de armar. No quita espacio. Soporta bien, por el tamaño, mancuernas desde 2lbs hasta 15lbs. El material es de buena calidad, viene bien recubierto. Recomendado.
Paul –
Product feels sturdy and is well made. Easy to assemble. It’s seriously a no brainer if you are looking for a rack. Thus, I was in the misbelief that it could hold *any* dumbbells, as long as the total weight is under the max load mentioned but I was wrong. As heavier the dumbbells get, even for the hex ones, bigger they are and thus, the spacing between rack levels is too close for holding them.I wanted to have the 10lbs and above to be in the rack and nope, they don’t fit at the lower bottom heavier section. (They hold now my 2.5, 5, 10, 15, 20 and I would have wished the 10, 15, 20, 25, 30). Rest if perfect 🙂
SZ –
Jättebra!
HD Wallace –
I was looking for a dumbbell rack for five pairs of small dumbbells to fit out my home gym which I use for personal training. Most I saw were in the region of £50-70 while this was £40 & looked identical.I’ve previously bought Cap weight plate storage trees & was suitably impressed so I bought this. You will require a spanner in addition to the supplied hex key (& I’d recommend using your own, longer hex key too) but it was easy to assemble. I imagine it is going to give me decades of service as it is not a heavy use item.