Nice size and compact. The wheels makes it easy to move around and is sturdy nevertheless. Assembly instructions aren't too clear, only pictures, but overall it wasn't difficult to put together.

Missing holes for screws to hold up the middle rack. I’ve already put it together, so I don’t want take it down and return it.

It's fine. The hooks do not stay on and it's absolutely horrible trying to build.

Product came with missing pieces and torn up instructions

We got this on a holiday sale for around $40. If you see it priced more than this, I’d say this is more of a 3.5 star product for the price point and with other comparable products. That said, we are overall happy with our purchase as it filled our needs.Positives: The rack when placed together and tightened is decently sturdy and will work well for the light-weight items we have and will add to it. We purchased this to store my son’s nerf gun collection and found the side shelf works great for his extremely long nerf guns.Negatives: The parts and instructions are not very clear or labeled for assembly. Some of the metal bars were also a bit warped (not fully bent but definitely not straight - it’s cheap materials so know what you’re getting, right?). Be sure to pay attention to the alignment of the screw holes and know that in some instances, the screws will need to attach to multiple pieces. My son and I had to unscrew a few pieces since the instructions didn’t clearly state this so hopefully this info will save others some time! The wheels when added don’t make the rack feel as sturdy so if you don’t need them, it stands alone without them just fine. Save all the caps on the bars! You will use all of them! Lastly the side open rack (for longer equipment) isn’t supported with anything so hence why i think this is better for a smaller collection of light-weight equipment.

Direction suck!! You have to the arlpart screws to keep putting parts in!!

This was the perfect size to be able to organize our son’s Nerf! Plus it has wheels, so as he is moving around, he can keep his equipment with him! It’s thin metal, but it makes it easier to maneuver around. And the metal thickness is what I expected - lightweight.

The first one I received was missing one of the shelves. I requested another one and it was missing the brace bars in the front.I eventually got this assembled, and it's still a little wobbly. Half of the screws holes are poorly threaded. I would not recommend this.

This “sports organizer” was unfortunately, in my opinion, a major letdown. I bought it to store yoga mats, very small/lightweight dumbbells, and other home workout gear, but assembly was a frustrating ordeal and the lack of sturdiness leaves me with major concerns.The instruction guide, in my experience, leaves out key details, like how similar-looking parts ought to be differentiated from one another (there’s no guidance re: “Part A,” “Part B,” etc.) and how they should be oriented during construction. The images also leave out many of the necessary screw placements.Essentially, I found myself having to guess where multiple parts went, and wondering whether I was even using the correct pieces.Moreover, without the assembly guide listing the proper quantities for each part, I also had no way of knowing if any of the parts were missing before starting the build.Many of the metal bars appeared warped or bent, and some had plastic caps plugged in at the wrong locations. There were also stray chunks of metal blocking two of the hollow bars from snapping into one another properly. To construct the item as displayed in the assembly guide, I had to remove the excess metal using a power drill with an engraving bit.Additionally, one of the side panels was missing a necessary screw hole, which I needed to drill myself. Several other holes did not seem properly threaded, and without a power screwdriver, I doubt I would have been able to complete the build.Once I finished putting this item together, I noticed that the two shelves at the top are supported by very thin metal bars. This made me feel very uneasy about storing anything substantial on those shelves. I tested the middle shelf by adding 26 pounds of typical home sports equipment, and it started bending by approximately 1/2 inch after only 8 pounds were placed on it.Note that there is no guidance provided regarding how much weight should go on each shelf — but in my opinion, 26 pounds is a very reasonable amount of weight for a metal organizer shelf to hold. In turn, I personally do not believe that this item is sturdy or durable enough for typical sports or home gym equipment.As for the completed design, when moving it into a different room, I found that the entire organizer can be toppled over with just a bit of force. I would advise using extreme caution when using this item around small children who could accidentally pull the entire unit down while trying to grab an out-of-reach football from the top shelf.Lastly, the finish was disappointing — some of the side hooks had paint that was already worn off, adding to my overall poor impression.I am frankly surprised that other reviewers managed to assemble this item, given, in my opinion, the necessary information left out from the user guide and the quality issues I observed with the parts.I’ve assembled plenty of flat-packed furniture over the years, and have never come across something that has given me this much trouble.In conclusion, given the quality gaps, the unclear assembly instructions, and the structural issues, I personally do not believe that this is a sturdy or reliable option for equipment storage, and would not recommend it whatsoever.