Power Tower Dip Station Pull Up Bar Multi-function Adjustable Strength Training Workout Equipment Suitable for Home Fitness Exercise

I was looking for a pull-up bar but was concerned that it wouldn't be sturdy. That is not the case with this one. It was super easy to assemble as the instructions were clear. Once built it has variable heights so you can adjust it for you or the room's height. As i hinted at before, it is very sturdy. The base is wide enough and has enough support to keep it steady even while doing some light kipping (leg movement while doing pullups to assist in upward momentum). There is no give in the bar when you pull yourself up. It is solid. And for the price you really can't beat it. I also like the many different grips that are provided as it helps to work a range of muscle groups. Great product. I highly recommended it.

To start things off, this product arrived at my house really quickly. The product was really easy to assemble considering they give you tools to assemble it so you don’t have to worry about having tools to assemble it or not. I’ve had the product for about 2 or 3 months and had no problems with it. You can adjust the height of the bar and it is very sturdy. It won’t tip over or break on you. So overall it’s a great product and definitely will recommend it! 👍

Easy to assemble. Seems well built. Purchased for 7 year old aspiring-ninja warrior. Works fantastic for him, only negative is the side handles for pull ups are a bit wide.Had my brother try it, he is 6’3” and felt it didn’t really have enough leg space the way it was built, nor was it really tall enough. He still managed to do pull ups on it.It works well for what I got it for, but I’m not certain it would be as amazing for an adult who is really into working out. Especially a tall one.

We bought this to start getting into better shape. It took us about an hour to fully assemble this. Once we got it together it is very sturdy and doesn’t move when I am doing dips or pull-ups. I have found many different workouts I can do with this unit. This is well made for the price and I highly recommend.

This power tower was is to assemble.I use it daily, and I must say as a 275 lbs. guy, the structure handles my weight without any issues.I can do dips, pull-ups, and pushups with no problems.

Delivered today, took me about 2&1/2 hours to set up, little help from my daughter when needed to attach the upright posts so two people for this made it easier. Once assembled the base seems to be very stable, I adjusted the footpads a little which helped. The two bars that the pull up bar attach to are a little loose in their spots so there is a little bit of a give or wiggle when first reaching up and hanging from the bar. We don't think this will be a problem for exercises though. One family member wants for pull up strengthening, I like the ability to do abdominal exercises and as I am about 7 months out from a shoulder injury the ability to change the height of the pull up bars is a big plus for me to both strengthen and stretch my shoulder. Good start with a nice addition to our home exercise room.

I have been doing pull ups on different kinds of equipment for over a decade, and this one is one of my least favorites. My main qualm is that the lower cross bar, which is likely important for structural support, hits my knees and shins while doing pull ups if not careful, and my calves if i don’t lower my legs slowly when doing leg lifts. The pull up bar grips slide around out of the box, so i removed them to avoid injury as they can slide right off! The plastic caps on the ends of the frame come off easy so i taped them on with duct tape. Still, for the price it is a functional, light weight rig with all the pull up grip positions you could need, and the push up grip is a nice addition. I bought it because i needed the the pull up bar and leg lift set up in the same direction to save space, but I’m finding that the back pad really needs to be removed for pull ups, or that gets in the way as well. It looks nice with my gym set up, the hardware seems to be good quality, and it will function for my work out routine for now, but i would not highly recommend it.

The main reason I bought this tower was because I like being able to do neutral grip pullups, and this was one of the few options available, and now after using it for almost a month, I have very few complaints.The parts are well made, and nothing about it feels cheap. The instructions were straightforward, and it took me about an hour to put together by myself. The base is wide enough that it never feels like it's going to tip over. The only place I could put it in our house has fairly thick carpet, but the only time I feel it wobble at all is every once in a while when I'm doing dips.The only real improvement I could ask for is to rubberize the rings on the pullup bar, but honestly, you'll be hard pressed to find something better for the price you're paying for this.