I bought the MyRack SpaceSaver to have a four-post power rack in a single-car garage. Overall I'm very happy with it, though I'm not lifting super heavy. If you're a serious power lifter or want to mix and match accessories from different brands, you might want to look at a more expensive standard-sized 3x3 rack, but this is more than enough power rack for my needs, and the space versatility is excellent. If you're limited on space, also consider the 6ft Force USA Shorty barbell unless you need the full loading capacity of a 7ft barbell. And yes, that's a 3D-printed drink and phone holder in the photo.
The good: I don't feel the need to bolt it down - it seems stable on rubber floor mats. If you get safety straps, it still folds away with them attached. You can configure the safety straps to roll the barbell away from you for certain exercises. The Westwide spacing goes low enough that you can load the barbell and perform deadlifts straight off the safety straps inside the rack, eliminating the need for a deadlift platform. The built-in pullup bar feels sturdy, and the dip attachment and landmine attachment + t-bar grip all do the job.
The bad: I'd prefer if both barbell holders at the back of the unit were olympic-sized - I don't have a use for the smaller one. The rack dimensions are also unusual at 60x60mm 5/8 inch, meaning you need to stick within the Force USA MyRack ecosystem for all attachments. I wish there were more 1" holes on the side of the posts, allowing better options for weight plate storage. Similarly on the top beams, it would be nice if there were more 5/8" holes. But none of these are dealbreakers for me, and I'd recommend storing weight plates off the rack anyway to ensure you get the most out of the four posts for exercises.
