I bought 3 last year on Black Friday.  They hold alot of discs, and have held up great.

I purchased 2 of these racks. They are drop shipped in light/poor packaging even though they are thick, sturdy metal. That must be one of reasons they are able to keep the price down. That is the only con. If you are ok with them not being 100% immaculate, these are absolutely worth the price. I have a small dent on the top of one, and a long scratch on the side of the other. I don't care, I will never need a rack again. These will last forever. I'm very happy with the product. Again the only reason it is not a 5 star rating is because of the poor padding/packaging.

This is a great rack. Its cost is good for the quality which is nice being all metal, it stands on its own and has no signs of tipping. Mine is even placed on a carpet floor. It would be even sturdier on a solid material. It holds alot of discs. It does stand pretty tall so I am reaching up some for the top shelf. Empty bags and such can still be stored on the top. I did have a shipping snafoo being its coming from the manafacturer. Ended up having to call infinite after a couple weeks and the guy was awesome and very helpful and thankfully had one there in the shop to ship out. For the price and amount of disc storage and quality of build you can't go wrong.

I received mine in a giveaway. This rack comes in a box and doesn't include instructions. All individual parts are wrapped in plastic, but there was just one foam padded section protecting the pieces from the cardboard outside.

Assembly notes and thoughts: Assemble each side section and the top before beginning to attach the rack rows - I accidentally had my sides backwards at first! Be careful when assembling because the black powder coating can get scratched up. I do wish the coating was less fragile. I also suggest an electric screwdriver or drill and 5 metric hex bit instead of the included Allen key as it makes everything much faster. The buttonhead style machine screw heads stick out the sides just a bit, but it doesn't really detract from the look.

Once assembled, the unit is very sturdy. There are threaded metal feet in the bottom to adjust if your floor isn't perfectly level, which is nice. It doesn't rack (turn into a parallelogram when pushed from the side) easily and isn't very tippy either. I would still anchor this to the wall if you have small children.

Storage and use: This rack holds a ton of discs in a compact footprint. I had my collector discs in Sterilite gasket bins, and was able to empty 11 fairly full totes into this. Very excited. I do suggest putting some skateboard grip tape on the rails, as discs can unfortunately slide if the racks aren't full. I'll probably add a large binder clip or something to the rack rails as a "bookend" sort of stop.

Other thoughts: I wish there were some accessories available for the rack, like a bag hook, little rack for minis, etc. The top is sort of high to be putting a fully loaded backpack bag on top of it, but a travel bag, trophy, etc would look nice. I wish the MVP logo was a decal to apply instead of silkscreened on, as I like a clean look typically. Overall, for less than $200, this is a quality upgrade from the Walmart 10-tier shoe rack or storage bins!