Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

So, I recently had the grand idea to begin programming my strength training again. After scouring Craigslist for Olympic plates, both rubber and steel, I found myself in need of a Power Rack. Enter the Cap Power Rack. There were three things I wanted out of this piece of equipment: 1. Squat Rack. I need something that I can do Front/Back Squats from. 2. Bench Press 3. Pull ups. 4. Leg Lifts Cap Barbell Power rack fit the bill. Here's the highlights: 1. Shipped right to my house for free and everything was there when it came in. 2. It was easy to assemble (simple straight forward directions) 3. It took about 90 minutes. 4. Came with all the tools (although I used at 11/16 socket/wrench for speed) After assembly, I decided to give it a quick test out and ran a few sets of pull ups. Straight pull ups went fine. Kipping pull ups swung a little bit, so I'll have to use plates to weight it down. Here's a SWOT on the piece. Strength: Price. Shipping. Ease of installment. Weaknesses: Weight (light and needs to be held down for kipping). Holds only 300#'s Opportunity: Allows for pull up, front squat, back squat and bench. Threats: Takes up room in the garage and isn't foldable. Bottomline: For the price, you can't beat it. I paid $150 but I think there was price drop...