SogesPowerPower Tower Dip Station Pull Up Bar for Home Gym Adjustable Height Strength Training Workout Equipment,Pull Up Bar Station

I wanted to start working out at home, but I found I didn't really have a way to do some form of a pull up on anything. I had those pull up bars in the past that go between door jambs, but they seem to rub the paint and mark the jambs. This was the only piece I was missing to do my full-body workout.All the parts were in good condition in the box, and it was easy to follow the instructions to put together. For the price, this is strong and sturdy enough that I wasn't wishing I spent more on an expensive, beefier unit. This was just the right balance of build quality and price for home use. You are able to do wide grip and narrow pull ups. It also has the dip bar feature. I am also able to turn around and face up to do inverted rows on the dip bar handles. So in essence, this was able to take care of all my back muscles. It also doesn't take up much room. You can also use it as a clothes rack when ironing and doing laundry.I wanted to do the following exercises:10 Bulgarian Split Squats per leg (1.5-rep style)15 Decline Push-UpsChin-Ups (AMRAP)15 Jackknife sit-ups15 Alternating Reverse Lunges (each leg)10 Pike Presses10 Inverted Rows30 Mountain Climbers

Super stable and durable. I keep it outside and still looks like new.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Bought this for my 25 y/o son. I was a little nervous when I saw it because I was scared. It wouldn’t be stable and it might flip over on him while he was doing a pull-up. But he said it’s very stable and hasn’t had any issues with that at all. He likes it.

It looks cute. It’s also pretty sturdy, not wobbly. Based off my experience so far: It will be wobbly if you don't screw in the adjustment bars properly and/or tightly. Make sure you go over the base; ensure that everything is screwed well.

Over the last year or so my Husband has gotten into calisthenics, over that time, He had been using really anything he could find for pull-ups such as trees, makeshift pull up bars out of two by fours, fence posts, etc.He had sent me a video of a pull-up/dip bar that he really wanted, naturally it was out of our budget price range because some of these things can be so expensive.Me being the “I wanna buy everything for you” kind of wife, I got on Amazon and started my search! After coming across multiple options that were all very affordable, I went with this one which had the best reviews and the best star ratings. We couldn’t be happier with the product we got!The product came in a box, but everything was packed very nicely. There were no scratches in the paint no dents. We did really enjoy that the nuts bolts and tools all came in one container, everything was separated so we didn’t have to worry about sorting each nut and bolt into a separate pile. Directions were very easy to follow. It took us probably about 30 minutes to set it up and that’s with two people. Also, NO MISSING PARTS OR PIECES! (Something that’s hard to say for a lot of ordered products that need assembly)The great part about this equipment is that it is adjustable so it fits and many different places there’s nowhere really that it won’t fit. You can take it apart to put in the car. You can adjust it to make it higher or lower. You can put it in a closet, you can put it on your deck. You can put it in the garage. There’s really no limit! The adjustability is very very nice. The Equipment is very good quality very sturdy, grip is amazing you don’t have to use chalk!It holds up to 330 pounds, which is really nice because a lot of these other pieces of equipment didn’t hold up to that much, which we are both over 200 pounds at the moment so we needed something that was going to be durable for us.Overall, we would recommend this equipment to anyone looking for a good affordable pull up/dip station!

Pretty easy to assemble, but a bit wobbly (175 lbs). The included stamped out wrenches will hurt your hands when assembling this thing. Make sure all the bolts are super duper tight, as is important to the feel of this equipment, I recommend using a socket wrench from your toolbox. The green powder coat paint was damaged in a few places and the rubber grips feel cheap and will spin around on the metal. The mechanism for adjusting the height is very cumbersome, but simple. Don't expect to adjust it on the fly, just set it for your height and forget about it. I am 5'11" and at max height I can comfortably grip the bar with my heels on the ground, so safe to say 5'11" is the absolute max height you can be.Overall, for $75, I'm satisfied with my purchase, but there are a few things the manufacturer could do to really polish off this product.

This holds my grown husband and growing teen boys. Very well made and affordable.

I don't write a whole lot of reviews because most of the time pretty content with what I buy on amazon. This is definitely not how it was described in the photos. Very flimsy, and not the thickness of metal that it looks like when the girl is doing a pull up. We ended up having to put weights down to hold it in place. This thing is dangerous in my mind. The top of the pull up bar is pushed outward to the left, which is causing the top right side to pull that direction. Almost as if the hole was drilled in the wrong spot. Definitely getting returned.