I bought 3 of the kettlebell shelves over a year ago now, and there's really nothing I can say that I don't like. The shelves are extremely solid, and will last for years to come. I also like how much space I save with the shelves being built-in.

I bought this to store my bumper plates. Really sturdy but there’s some flaws I ddnt like. It came slight damaged not a big deal. The end of the tubes are open wish they had some caps. The bolt that attaches to the rack sticks out, wish it was a bit lower to fit nicely. Other than not a bad product. Still recommend

Sturdy but over priced shelves. I just bought 14 shelves for my training center. I was hoping to match some of the single post shelves I already had but I didn't realize the shelves without the dividers are significantly wider than the shelves that have the dividers....so much so that typical medicine balls just fall through. They do fine with wall ball style medicine balls...but anything the size of a Rogue slam ball or a Rogue rubber medicine ball just goes straight through the supports unless you purchase the kettlebell tray adapter. Unfortunately, there's no mention of that. In fact, the shelf without the tray is called the "Bumper/Medball" shelf and the shelf WITH the tray is called the "kettlebell" shelf. But despite one option being called a medicine ball shelf and the other explicitly named as being for kettlebells it's clear that the kettlebell shelf is an absolute requirement for any medicine ball that's not a wall ball. And when you realize you need to purchase the "kettlebell" tray just to make your "Bumper/Medball Shelves" actually hold the medicine balls that the very item says it can hold, Rogue charges a 264% markup on the tray addition. The 70" shelf is $160, the 70" shelf with the ketllebell tray is $205 (meaning the tray is $55), but to purchase JUST the kettlebell tray is $145. That's crazy and clearly a price gouge when the 2 items are completely separate from one another (boxed and skewed separately). So since I've already spent thousands on the shelves I need to pay a couple hundred more just to make sure they can hold what the site says they are intended to hold. I wish I hadn't bought these shelves. Too much money and too much hassle when their are equivalent options at a lower price point from companies that offer better website transparency and the customer service that Rogue used to provide. On the bright side, at least I can now brag about having the most expensive storage solution in the world.

Nice and sturdy. Would recommend you buy the rubber insert with it.

Have 2 kettlebell and 2 plate storage with dividers and they are as heavy duty as you will ever get. I’ve had them for about 5 years or so now love this setup

Does everything a shelf should and nothing a shelf shouldn't do. Very sturdy and looks nice too. I am very happy to have a good place to store the gear I used to keep on the floor; this shelf has helped tidy up my gym space. It isn't obvious from the text or photos, but the kettlebell shelf has tabs on the underside that the mounting bolts pass through, locking the tray in place. There's a bit of a gap between the tabs and the endplates of the shelf though, and I'm a perfectionist so I used an extra 1" washer between the shelf endplate and the tab on the kettlebell tray to get a perfect fit. The stamped washers I used were a little too thick until I flattened the backsides, and then they fit perfectly. Rogue assured me I didn't need to worry about the gap.

I've used this to store 6 kettlebells and a few other odds and ends. It extremely solid, as usual from Rogue. This is a nice storage solution if you don't want to take up more space outside of your power rack.