Wheloy Multi-Functional Power Cage Review: Can This 86.6" Squat Rack Handle Heavy Lifting?

This power cage offers essential training features like pull-up bar, safety arms, and J-cups at a moderate price of $805.99. However, it lacks cable systems and smith bar functionality that dedicated home gym users typically want for comprehensive training variety.

The free weight station and safety arms support compound lifts, but missing weight capacity specifications and lack of band pegs or storage features limit its appeal. Serious powerlifters need confirmed heavy-duty specs and accessory storage that this unit doesn't clearly provide.

Safety arms and J-cups provide basic protection for new users, but the lack of a counterbalanced smith bar or guided movement system limits its rehabilitation value. Beginners benefit more from machines with assisted movement patterns this cage doesn't offer.

While it includes basic power rack features, it lacks cable crossover, lat pulldown, low row, dip station, and preacher curl attachments. Users seeking maximum exercise variety from one machine will find this too limited compared to true all-in-one systems.

The 55.1 x 43.3 inch footprint (16.6 sq ft) is relatively compact, but the 86.6 inch height requires standard ceilings. Missing weight plate storage means additional floor space needed, reducing its space efficiency for small apartments.

This unit lacks commercial-grade designation, heavy-duty bearings, and durability features expected in professional settings. The absence of confirmed high weight capacity and commercial construction makes it unsuitable for high-traffic gym environments.