The 10 Best Weight Racks
Special Honors
Body Solid GDR500 Commercial gyms — or anyone who owns an awful lot of vinyl dumbbells — should consider this option, as it can stack over 100 weights in its ten columns. Even better, it's on wheels, so you can move it wherever you need it to be without giving yourself a hernia in the process. bodysolid.com
Perform Better Extreme Keep your dumbbells and kettlebells all in one place with this three-tiered tray. The rows are staggered to give you easy access to the item you need, and there's plenty of room for weights of all sizes. performbetter.com
Hausmann Multi Purpose You can store more than weights inside this unit, as it opens up to reveal a cabinet that's perfect for dumbbells, towels, jugs of protein powder, and anything else you might need. There's a pegboard wall on one side for hanging clips, collars, or resistance bands. hausmann.com
Editor's Notes
July 25, 2019:
There aren't many options out there that can hold both dumbbells and Olympic plates, so you'll likely have to pick one or the other (or invest in multiple units). The Marcy Combo is one of the few models that can accommodate both, which boosted it in the rankings, but that versatility limits the amount of room you have for either, which is why it wasn't higher on this list.
The AmazonBasics Neoprene is perfect for those just starting to build their home gyms, as it actually comes with weights. However, it's more suited for users who want to turbo-charge their aerobics sessions than hardcore lifters looking to pack on bulk, so be aware of that before buying.
It's hard to articulate exactly why the XMark Fitness XM-3107 is the top pick, since there aren't any bells or whistles we can point at that set it apart. Instead, it's just really good at what it does, which is store lots of dumbbells in a way that makes them convenient to access mid-workout. It's also attractive, durable, and remarkably stable — come to think of it, maybe it's not so hard to articulate why we like it after all.