Mikolo Functional Trainer Folding Squat Rack Wall-Mounted Power Rack Cable Crossover Machine LAT Pull Down Machines 5 Adjustable Function Modes

I have been using this Trainer/Squat machine for about the last month and here are some of the things I love, and things I have learned with it. This machine is a solid budget option for people wanting a lot of options, with a small and flexible footprint. I have not used it for anything with a barbell but I can confirm that the cable system is smooth and works well, and I love the ability to load plates to be able to grow the unit to much heavier sets easily and as budget permits, or be able to make micro adjustments with my own 5LB weights if need. It has felt solid, even when I don't have the pull-up bar installed on the machine the arms are strong enough to function on their own. The hooks for the barbell are solid and well-made. Pro's: Well built and sturdy for the price range. Weight stack is HUGE for getting more out of this quickly and I love it. Love the ability to fold both in and out, and doesn't take much space. Goes low enough with the adjustable cables to be able to do cabled leg workouts. Cons: Concrete stack conversion kit has some issues (which I talk about later.) Not as heavily built as some other options on the market. (This is not a big issue depending on how much weight your lifting. For many people this machine should be able to more then handle things fine.) While the J-hooks and Safety handles are well built, the cable handles are not. It is worth investing in your own handles and other attachments after purchase. About the concrete stacks. Something that they DO NOT TELL YOU in the marketing is that you are getting the base machine with a conversion kit for the concrete plate stacks. That means you get the original barbell loading kit that is meant for using your own bumper plates (nice if you need to fall back to that or preferer that option later). BUT, the conversion kit for the concrete plates has 2 issues that have to be considered. 1.) The kit for the concrete plates are only able to load 2 INCH Olympic style bumper plates. It DOES NOT ALLOW FOR 1" PLATES. The Original kit for the bumper plates (that does come with the machine) allow for 1" or 2" bumper plates. If you are planning on using 1" hole bumper plates, you will need to use the original kit that comes with the machine (that loads bumper plates only) or get new bumper plates with the 2" hole with the concrete plate kit. 2.) The holder for the bumper plates in the concrete kit you will need to load evenly if possible. I threw a single 35LB weight on one side and tried to lift the top section and it became pinched on the guiding rails as soon as the plate lift rod exited the concrete plates. You will have a better experience if you load bumper plates on both sides evenly to avoid pinching. With all of this said, I find this machine to be fantastic for the value for being able to get a huge amount of utility and variability of options of moves that you can do, with room to grow. I would recommend this machine based off my experience.

Good quality. Was a little cumbersome to put together by yourself but my husband and I was able to put it together.