Overall, a great bargain for a sturdy well made product!

All three boxes arrive without any real issue, in the middle of a snowstorm too! (Thank you FedEx!) They break the parts down perfectly so no one box is overly heavy. Assembly was relatively straight forward. Watch the assembly video to have an idea of what you're gonna be doing. We didn't and it made assembly more awkward than it needed to be for me and my kids when we attached the upright posts. You're gonna want at minimum a ratchet and socket set but ideally bring an impact driver.

Note - They're not as clear about the actual assembled height. Mostly listed here at 80.7" but only in one spot does it mention it's actually 82.7" tall to the top of the pull up bar, so be sure to factor that in if you have low height clearance like me. The room in my basement where this went, the height varies from 82" - 84" depending on high or low spots on the floor coinciding with ceiling joist settlement/bowing, factor in about half an inch for the floor mats and I was really tight on clearance and in the end I had to position the cage so the pull up bar sat in between ceiling joists. Which for me wasn't an issue because I knew I wouldn't have the height clearance to do pull/chin ups regardless but something to keep in mind if you have height clearance issues like me.

If you're getting the lat pull down attachment be aware that while it only adds about an additional 10 inches to the depth of the cage you need to give it much more clearance than that in order to fit a full 45 lbs plate on the lat pull down plate carrier.

The assembly instructions were decent, take your time on the pulley and cable assembly as the instructions are accurate but not obvious. I've always been that guy that can just look at assembly instructions briefly and know what to do but I had to slow down for the pulley and cable section. You def need to take a little more time on those couple of pages. It's not hard, not really complicated either but you just need to take a moment to make sure you understand the path of the cable the pulley layout. Once you digest that, it's straightforward.

Once assembled, it's pretty sturdy. It's more than enough for my needs, I paired it with a 300 lbs Olympic weight set from Dick's which this cage can handle without breaking a sweat. If you're a big power lifter though your mileage may vary. The lat pull down attachment works really well, I was worried about the action not being smooth or awkward or jank or all of the above but it's not. We'll see how it holds up over time. Hopefully Ultra Fuego sells replacement cables/pulleys as the engineer in me always sees moving parts as potential future failure points.

Overall, me and my kids couldn't be happier with this. Will update if anything changes but for now, totally worth it and would recommend and would buy again if needed to!

This cage seems pretty heavy duty, to my surprise. I have it on a foam mat in my apartment with a limited amount of room. Basically, it sits in a one-bedroom apartment in the dining area. It looks nice and it holds the weights just fine. It is a bonus that I can use it with a standard bar and standard plates. It definitely took me some time to put together because it comes in a lot of pieces, in three separate boxes. I have no problems doing dips or pull-ups on it so it's pretty stable. Yes you have to have some patience putting it together, and the instructions underneath the pictures help you out significantly because it tells you what bolt goes where. There are several different bolt sizes and to verify the piece/bolt that you need It will explain it underneath the photos. It took me a couple of hours to put together with some profanity because some of it is difficult. When it says don't tighten the bolts down all the way, tighten them enough to add some stability, yet have some give, not too much. Initially I just hand tighten them all on there and the thing was all over the place. A socket set will do you very well here. When I put the lat pull down attachment together It was pretty stiff. A dash of WD-40 will go a long way here and let it slide with ease. It is a little bigger than I expected because I didn't expect the lat pulldown section to protrude so much, but it still fits just fine. For an inexpensive cage, this thing looks good and performs just as well as other cages. The price point was good and if you have the patience, it will probably last you a long time after putting it together. The other thing I like about it, is it came from a small business and I am a fan of small businesses. They're not around as much as they used to be and I try to support them as much as possible. Initially, I only got two of the three boxes and contacted the seller. They responded super fast. They sent me the shipping info for the final box and told me that they would contact FedEx (which I am not a fan of) and tell them to get moving on that third box. As a added bonus for contacting them, they also sent an instructional video you can get on YouTube on how to put it together. Pretty cool right? If you were curious about the Olympic aspect, it does have sleeves that go over the standard plate holders that converts it into an Olympic for holding plates and other parts. The landmine attachment has a sleeve for an Olympic bar or a standard bar which I thought was pretty cool. The Olympic sleeve covers appear to be very hard plastic and are secured by screw. I don't know how durable they will be because I didn't utilize them. If you were worried about the weight sliding off, as an added bonus it comes with spring clips to keep the weights from sliding off. Olympic and standard! It actually is a pretty well thought-out design and I'm pretty sure I'm going to enjoy this for years to come. I don't ride a whole bunch of positive reviews about things, but due to the nature of the company's responsiveness and the quality of the product, I have to give this one a review.

I would not call it a heavy-duty power cage, but I believe it will suffice for my workout level. It was not too complicated to assemble. I did install the right rear post backward due to being tricked by the location of the numbering sticker. I realized my mistake when the weight pegs were on the inside instead of the outside of the rack. This was easily corrected. The many included attachments appear sturdy and are a plus. However, the blue extended J-hooks are trash. As others have mentioned, the anti-slip rubber pads come off after the first use as the rubber pads are held in place poorly by cheap rivets and glue. I will look to order some aftermarket J-hooks. The pulley system is nice. After graduating from a set of adjustable dumbells and a bench, I am stoked to take my workouts to another level with this versatile power cage.

This will be long but completely honest. I'll start with shipping. The rack arrived in 3 seperate packages. Each package was maybe around 80 pounds give or take. The shipment arrived on the first day of the delivery window which was really great. Putting the rack to gether was not that back. I personally took 2.5 hours which included the rack assembly, the pully system, a seperate bench, and moving weights I had bought to the rack. The parts were labeled fairly well. If you're no jar head then you can figure it out just with pictures. Pully system is smooth as well. The rack was pretty steady with no weights on and even better with some on it. Just a couple of negatives really which I had looked at before ordering. There is a weight limit on some components such as safety bar and over head pull up bar. Nothing to worry about unless you weigh of lift 500+. As for the weight racking on the sides, if using 45lb plates, you will run into a room issue on the side lifting (becning) inside the rack. If your not lazy you will live through it. Lastly the J- hooks are rather long which I took note of before ordering. Squating, and benching can easily be a room issue if lifting inside the rack. Another set of seperate J-hooks ate almost a must. I love all the attachments for the cable system and they all seem to be good quality as well. I'm looking forward to putting this to use. This is a great rack especially for the price. It allowed me to set up a full at home beginner weight gym for all under $1400. This I believe is a steal of a deal and would highly recommend. They may have other racks that fix these small issues but remember you do get what you pay for. High 4 stars from meðŸ‘

Most important notes:
Yes this is the blue machine just spraypainted red.
The customer service for me was exceptional, as was the packaging which sometimes is not great for gym equipment. The plate holder pegs (bought seperately) were a PAIN. The dimensions of the pillars are very much not standard making buying attachments pretty much impossible. These were the right size for the pillars but too big for the holes, so i had to drill the holes bigger where i wanted the pegs. Not easy.

Ok so as far as everything else goes, this is truly the most cost efficient option if you want 2 separate cables and a smith machine. Like several hundred dollars cheaper than the next option. I have used this for 2 months straight now, literally daily 1 hour workouts, and it holds up so just well to this point. I will say as far as the smith machine goes, if you are much bigger than 6 foot you will be too big for it especially bench pressing as. But you would have to still have a pretty big wingspan to not be able to do most/all smith exercises. The cables are really great on this machine, well except putting together because the instructions are pretty bad. There are a couple things that you do early in assembly, that you literally have to undo later to get it put together. DEFINITELY A 2 person job which is probably obvious to most.

So overall yea this machine is great quality especially for the price. Just spraypaint the horrendous blue especially since im sure most peoples gyms are not that color lol.