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The Dock

Darko Lifting

The Dock

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The Dock is a rack-mounted gusset from Darko Lifting that gives a power rack a dedicated, adjustable place to hang barbells (or other accessories) instead of leaning them against a wall or leaving them on the floor. It’s made from 0.1875”-thick steel, 8” tall and 4.5” wide, sold as a pair, and fits most 5/8” and 1” power-rack hole patterns. It ships with a choice of a single J-Anchor or a Double J-Anchor for one or two barbells, in black or stainless steel finish with an optional colored rack-upright liner. Installation reuses an existing pull-up bar or crossmember bolt rather than requiring dedicated hardware, and the gusset can be flipped to mount on either the front or the inside face of the rack, with height adjustable along the upright. Darko Lifting recommends it only for 6-post racks or racks bolted to the ground.

Independent coverage is limited to two YouTube owner reviews, both positive: owners praise the smooth, cleanly cut textured powder-coat finish and the flexibility of being able to reposition or flip the mount, and confirm it fits a Rogue rack, a Sorinex squat stand, and a REP PR-5000 Ares rack. One reviewer, comparing it to Darko’s own cheaper Barbell Anchor, preferred the Dock for storage outside the rack but said the Anchor is the better value if the barbell is stored strictly inside the rack. No editorial review or long-term durability testing exists yet.

Type Rack-mounted barbell storage gusset
Width 4.5"
Finish Black or stainless steel, optional colored rack-upright liner
Height 8"
Origin Designed, fabricated, and assembled in the USA
Hardware Zinc-plated mounting bolts; reuses an existing pull-up bar or crossmember
Material Steel, 0.1875" thick
Manufacturer Darko Lifting
Compatibility Most 5/8" and 1" power racks (6-post or ground-bolted racks recommended)
Configuration Sold as a pair
Attachment options J-Anchor (single barbell) or Double J-Anchor (dual barbell)

What is a Storage?

What gym storage is

Storage keeps a home gym safe, tidy, and usable: weight-plate trees and pegs, barbell holders (vertical or horizontal), dumbbell and kettlebell shelves, and wall or rack-mounted organizers. Loose plates and bars on the floor are a trip-and-damage hazard; storage reclaims space and protects your equipment.

What to consider

Match storage to what you own (plate diameter, number of bars, dumbbell count) and your space — wall-mounted units and rack-hung storage save floor area, while free-standing trees move easily. Check the weight capacity and, for wall units, that you can anchor into studs.

How it compares

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GymRadar rating 4.93/5 4.93/5 4.92/5 4.92/5
Price $111.00 $132.50
Type Rack-mounted barbell storage gusset
Width 4.5"
Finish Black or stainless steel, optional colored rack-upright liner
Height 8"
Origin Designed, fabricated, and assembled in the USA Made in USA
Hardware Zinc-plated mounting bolts; reuses an existing pull-up bar or crossmember
Material Steel, 0.1875" thick 0.25" thick laser-cut and formed steel, MG Black Powdercoat finish
Manufacturer Darko Lifting Rogue Fitness
Compatibility Most 5/8" and 1" power racks (6-post or ground-bolted racks recommended) Rogue Monster Series (3x3") racks/rigs only -- not compatible with Monster Lite (2x3") series
Configuration Sold as a pair
Attachment options J-Anchor (single barbell) or Double J-Anchor (dual barbell)

4.9/5 · 5 GymRadar reviews

Reviews by source

Expert 4.93/5 5 reviews
Youtube 4.8/5 2 reviews

A simple, well-liked rack-mounted barbell hanger from Darko Lifting. Its standout dimension is versatility: the gusset can be flipped to mount on the front or inside face of a power rack, its height is adjustable along the upright, and it fits both 5/8” and 1” hole spacing on most racks — installation just uses an existing pull-up bar or crossmember. Build quality is solid too, with 0.1875”-thick steel and a textured powder-coat finish that owners describe as smooth and nicely cut. Its weakest point is independent coverage: pricing and verdicts trace to two YouTube owner reviews and a thin 5-review manufacturer rating rather than any editorial testing, so long-term durability is unproven. Reviewers who compared it to Darko’s own Barbell Anchor preferred the Dock’s flexibility for storage outside the rack, but called the Anchor the cheaper option for strictly in-rack storage.

  • +Versatility: mounts on the front or inside face of the rack, and the height can be adjusted along the upright rather than fixed at one spot (Darko Lifting The Dock Unboxing and Review, YouTube)
  • +Versatility: fits both 5/8" and 1" power-rack hole spacing, confirmed installed on a Rogue rack, a Sorinex squat stand, and a REP PR-5000 Ares (YouTube reviews)
  • +Build quality: 0.1875"-thick steel with a textured powder-coat finish described as smooth and cleanly cut (Darko Lifting The Dock Unboxing and Review, YouTube)
  • +Functionality: installs easily using an existing pull-up bar or crossmember, no dedicated hardware required (Darko Lifting The Dock Unboxing and Review, YouTube)
  • −Durability: no long-term wear data beyond owner impressions from the first weeks of use — both YouTube sources are unboxing/early-review videos, not durability testing
  • −Value: no independent editorial coverage exists to weigh the $99 list price against alternatives; one reviewer's paid price ($113.40 shipped) ran higher than current MSRP
  • −Functionality: for barbells stored strictly inside the rack (not against the front), one reviewer preferred Darko's cheaper Barbell Anchor instead (Darko Lifting The Dock Unboxing and Review, YouTube)

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