BowFlex SelectTech 2080 Stand

I agree that the price is steep, but it is a perfect rack for the 2080. Wasn't too bad assembling it, I knew beforehand that the top part of the rack comes with the barbells, and just make sure you don't tighten the bolts before you get it all together.

Great Product and when I had a problem one of their customer service reps Amber M. really helped me. They really back up their products. The adjusting weights really saves time in my workout from having to not stop and load and unload weights I really recommend this product for people with busy schedules. Thank you Bowflex

CANNOT BUILD STAND WITHOUT THE BARBELLS. READ THE INSTRUCTIONS REQUIRE THE ACTUAL EQUIPMENT.Here is an update: I actually purchased the stand again and curl bars from Bowflex. The stand came in about 4 days directly from Bowflex and the curl bars came in less than 5 weeks. As you see I have the selecttech BARBELLS too. Unlike the selecttech BARBELLS the 2080 curl bar stand MUST BE ASSEMBLED TOGETHER WITH THE CURL BAR AND WEIGHTS. By it from Bowflex/Nautilus because I only paid 618 DOLLARS for the curl bars and weights directly from Bowflex.

This item works well. Was fairly easy to assemble, but I got the system without the stand first. You have to partially disassemble the original Bowflex item to attach this stand. I am guessing that they told you that in the instructions and I missed it. Kind of pricey set up but worth it.

I guess I just didn't see the new model when it came out. The original style was way overpriced and did not include the holders for the secondary bar, so I skipped it. I recently really wanted to get the bar up closer to my waist for easier pickup, though, so looked around and discovered this "version 2." What a great improvement. It is still way overpriced, imho, but it does have a spot to put the second bar while you are swapping around, and it looks good without being bulky. Best, of course, is that I no longer have to risk pulling my easily harmed back while picking these up and carefully sliding them exactly "just so" back into place. Recommended.BTW, I am not sure why the instructions have you complete from bottom up and suggest two people. If you do it from top piece then to the leg then base, with the top turned upside down (weights removed, of course,) it is easy to do with one person, then flip it carefully over. Do not do final tightening until the end.

Compliments the Bowflex 2080. Lift and adjust weights from a comfortable height. Easy to set up. Sturdy

Great place to store barbell and curlBar. Media rack is not in ideal location unless you are actually using the product

The photos here on Amazon represent this as a fully realized rack, minus the weights. That is not what is being sold.The package I received contained two upright supports, two stabilizers, four adjustable feet and fourteen screws + washers.It’s an easy build but take your time. The holes don’t line up perfectly. Wait until the very end to tighten everything down.I already had the barbells so once assembled the upgrade helps get equipment up off the floor, which is exactly what I wanted, but this really should have been a part of the barbell package and not a $200 add on.I estimate this could be justified as a $60 upgrade.