Chin Up Station Pull Up Dip Bar Power Tower Workout for Home Gym

Very good workout tower for my home gym.My studio is not big, so I have been looking for a simple and lightweight device that can meet my daily training. This equipment weighs about 45 pounds, and I can move it alone. The height can be adjusted to fit my room. The compact size allows me to put it in a small corner after exercise, which does not occupy much space. My friends and I like it very much.Update: I use this device to exercise four times a week, I tried all the recommended functions in the manual: pull-ups, dips, and knee raises... It is very stable and does not shake at all. Remember to tighten all screws, and do not forget the washers in the package, do not push them sideways, and keep your body balanced when training, so it won't move.

I recently moved a dip/chin-up station into my basement after having it in the garage for years. Unfortunately, it was too tall to fit in my basement so the chin-up bar became unusable. This dip/chin-up station fits well in my basement and I'm able to do full chin-ups without an issue. (Though I do need to be careful as it is still quite close to the ceiling on a full rom chin-up)Everything feels fairly stable, and I can do dips/chin-ups with weight plates attached and still feel stable on this machine. The welds don't look great, but they hold up well and shouldn't impact the weight-bearing ability. It was fairly easy to put together and I was able to do so by myself in 15-30 minutes. The one issue I found was that one of the adjustable knobs does not screw in fully as it should. It screws in far enough that there isn't an issue with staying in place, but it is a little odd. Overall, this is great for a home gym and will work well enough for someone looking to add dips and chin-ups to their home gym routine.

seems decent enough for the price.the metal is a thin walled material. hoping it holds up.assembly could be better, I had to take a few bolts out and relocate them.The biggest thing I didnt like is how hard it is to take out the placement knobs once you hang on it a few times. upon first use, you dont have to thread them, they slide through and receive the other knob. but after using a few times and wanting to readjust the height...... it was super hard to take the pins out due to them being threaded the entire length. they end up binding and had to get a hammer out and knock the bars up and then knock the bolt out the whole way just so I can readjust.

This power tower has it all: push ups, pull ups, dips. It's pretty solid once assembled. It's stable, and I don't think this will break anytime soon.It might take a little time to assemble. The instructions are written, so it can be a little confusing if you're used to visual diagrams. There are pictures of the pieces, and it's easy once you get your bearings.The top part of the tower is adjustable for height. It's easy to change it up if needed. There are plums to turn instead of screws. So, you won't have to get the tools out.The foam padding for hands is not very good. It's not dense enough. You will be able to feel the bars when you pull, dip, press. I recommend workout gloves or buying better padding separate.I'm not sure what it was painted with, but it has an odd smell and feel. There was a little rust on the inside of the pieces, but I don't think it will spread or affect the integrity. The welds aren't the prettiest, but it will hold.Overall, I think it's a good product when everything is put together. But, like I said, the foam padding isn't so good. I wear padded gloves, and the problem is solved. I think the price is fair. Sure, there's a lot more out there that are better, but, in this price range, it's not bad.

I'm not sure that it was shipping due to the fact that they were contained well inside the box but nonetheless this kit did go together with minimal issues. I have a minor wobble but that is easily fixed. All in all this is a great station to get stretched out on, perform push ups on, etc.The instructions are a little cryptic at first glance but if you compare the list to the image it works out pretty well during installation.