JX Fitness six-peg Olympic weight plate tree with a vertical barbell holder

Rank #7 in Best Weight Plate Tree 2026: 10 Ranked, and When 400kg Really Means 200kg

JX Fitness Olympic Weight Plate Tree with Barbell Holder

£49.99 4.9 from 28 Amazon ratings
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The JX FITNESS Olympic 2-inch Weight Plate Tree is a six-post storage stand with a vertical barbell holder, listed at £49.99 and sitting at number 7 in this guide. It carries a 4.9 out of 5 rating from 28 Amazon ratings, and the listing's best sellers rank places it 40th in Plate Storage Racks.

The number worth reading carefully here is the capacity. The listing gives 300 pounds as the maximum for the rack, and the same rack has six posts — spread the load evenly and that is 50 pounds per post, not 300 pounds per post. The bullet text repeats "up to 300 pounds" for the stand as a whole, so the bullet and the spec field agree; it is the unit of measurement that shifts. The listing copy is also cut off mid-sentence in two places ("boasts a stort", "under heavy"), so parts of the marketing wording cannot be read in full. Everything on this page comes from the Amazon listing and the customer reviews shown there, not from any testing we carried out.

How those 28 ratings break down

An average hides its own shape. This is the spread behind the 4.9 stars.

5 star
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4 star
9%
3 star
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Specification

Exactly as published on the Amazon listing, field for field.

Price £49.99
Customer rating 4.9 out of 5 from 28 ratings
Weight Capacity Maximum 300 Pounds
Number Of Racks 6
Plate compatibility Standard 1-inch and Olympic 2-inch, on each of the 6 posts (per bullet)
Frame Type Tree
Item Weight 12.5 kg
Best Sellers Rank 40 in Plate Storage Racks (as listed)

What buyers actually say

Quoted from customer reviews on Amazon

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“Great product, it was very easy to assemble and also very sturdy. I love that you can use it for both standard and Olympic plates. The only downside is that there are no holding clips for standard plates, but overall, it's a really good product.”

Fumykad

“I requested this because I have recently started strength training at home and needed somewhere practical to store the weights I use with my workout bench. My home is quite small, so leaving weight plates spread across the floor was not a suitable long-term option.It is a good-quality piece with a solid metal construction. Once loaded, the rack feels stable and secure, without any concerning wobbling or movement. The weight plates slide easily onto the storage pegs and remain neatly separated rather than being stacked awkwardly on the floor.The biggest benefit for me is accessibility. As a beginner, I am still getting used to changing weights between exercises, and having the plates organised on separate pegs makes it much quicker and easier to find the size I need. It also reduces the amount of lifting and rearranging required compared with storing them in a pile.Although the rack naturally requires some floor space, its upright design keeps the weights contained within a relatively compact area. This works particularly well alongside my folding workout bench, as I can fold the bench away after use while leaving the weights safely organised and ready for my next session.In summary, it is a sturdy and practical storage solution that keeps weight plates tidy, easy to access and safely off the floor, and a good value item.”

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What it is up against

The rivals it was ranked against in Best Weight Plate Tree 2026: 10 Ranked, and When 400kg Really Means 200kg.

Questions people ask

How much weight can this rack hold?

The listing gives a maximum of 300 pounds for the rack as a whole. With six posts, that works out at 50 pounds per post if you spread the load evenly. The bullets use the same 300-pound figure, not a per-post one.

Does the JX FITNESS rack take Olympic plates?

Yes. The bullets state that each of its six posts accommodates both standard 1-inch and Olympic 2-inch plates.

Is there somewhere to store a barbell?

The product name lists a barbell holder, and the bullets describe a vertical bar holder alongside the six plate posts.

How long does assembly take?

The listing says all necessary hardware is included and that the rack can be assembled within 10 minutes.

Are standard 1-inch plates held securely?

The bullets say standard 1-inch plates fit any of the six posts, but one reviewer notes there are no holding clips for standard plates, so they are not secured the same way.

How is it rated by buyers?

The listing shows 4.9 out of 5 from 28 ratings, and the histogram shows ratings only at 4 and 5 stars, with nothing lower.

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