Whats the weight capacity? I squat 550lbs. so it needs to handle that
1033641
In my opinion that amount of weight would exceed the safe capacity of the squat rack
1033642
I would doubt it -- my highest was around 300lbs and I'm not sure I'd be comfortable going too much above that.
1033643
That in my opinion would be too much for this squat rack, I think 330 pounds would be it, or maybe 400 pounds. I never noticed any weight maximum listed anywhere. I could be wrong though and it is built very well. I am very happy with it!
1729402
I don't know its max capacity but its a solid steel bar and it can hold as much weight as a home lifter can handle. I use up to 70 lbs (35 per end) but it will handle over 100, which is a huge!!! curling weight.
696632
In the description it states a 400 lb weight capacity. It is sturdy and I like that the legs are adjustable.
1698999
I can't speak to maximum, but I know it will hold 250 lbs. without any problems
1767942
It has a capacity of 250 lbs, but I'm sure it will take more, as I'm 265. I love it!
178627
I'm 205 - 210. It holds me no problem. Not being 100% sure, I'll go along with what others have written and say the weight capacity is somewhere between 250 and 300 pounds.
859379
I am roughly 190lbs and have bench pressed 285lbs while using this, I have no doubt it could handle more weight than that but presume that 600lbs rating means combined weight like a 300lb person bench pressing 300lbs.
312953
I'm not sure of the weight capacity, but I would not put anything over 30 lbs. I hope that this information is helpful to you.
1095073
Stability is bad as i said in my review i weight about 290 and press close to 250lbs on this bench and its scary i've bent the bar that supports your back and it also makes loud popping noise its fine if you are doing 225 and under but once u go up in the weight and try to max it becomes unstable. Still a very nice useful machine and the squat rack works for other things!!
375019
It will flex, but does not damage the bar. I use it for 315 bench, 405 squat, and 455 deadlift. In my opinion 600lbs would probably be too much flex for squats, meaning it will do a little up and down wobble with such weight. I don't do anything at 600lbs, and love the bar. Hope that helps.
331977
I've kept about 60lbs. worth of gear in it with no problem. There was no strain to the material when doing so. I don't know the max it can handle, but it can take a lot. Hope this helped.
1290087
well i weigh 200 + -, im sure it would handle more. a more qualified answer could be had at the SUNNY web site.
34889
Hello, The maximum weight capacity is 250 lbs. If you need anything else, please let us know. Thank you.
1342638
Unsure of actual weight capacity. When I ordered it, I was at 265 lbs. and it seemed plenty sturdy when I used it.Hope this information helped?
907954
well i put up 405 pounds and it held up perfectly. but i do recommend that you anchor bolt the squat rack, because every time i slam the weights on the squat, it tends to move. if its against a hard sturdy wall then your good but if you have it out side, where there is no wall, then anchoring will be the best idea. i hope i answered your question.
1044385
For this version (EP-550) the manufacturer says 300 lbs is the limit. As others have said, this is a very solid piece of equipment - in fact, it is UL certified which, as I understand it, meets a very stringent standard for construction. If you are 300 lbs or less, you should be fine.
66801
I have the same issue, but it seems solid enough and strong enough. When we bench with 200+ pounds on the bar, and re-rack it, this little bit of give does tend to move the rack a bit, even with an additional 200 pounds on the weight holding pegs, so be aware of that. I definitely would not rack more than 300 pounds on this however - if you need to go beyond that weight, you should look into a whole cage because you are too advanced for this particular rack.