Power Tower Adjustable Height Pull Up & Dip Station Multi-Function Home Strength Training Fitness Workout Station for Home Gym

WOW! GREAT! I'm 215 lbs weight, 6' tall. This is definitely a solid piece of equipment and reasonably sturdy if you're gentle with it.For the price it's unbelievably efficient and good and the bar handles on the top make for great pull-ups in different formations including curls. The height adjustment goes very tall as well. About 7 and 1/2 ft tall. You can grip the handlebars. Easy to put together but the key is making sure you put it together tightly and firmly and it even comes with the tools to do so. You could fairly easily move it around your house as well. There is the smallest Dent that's almost unnoticeable on one of the large pieces but that does not interfere with it at all. I got the $16 protection plan for 2 years to replace Parts if necessary as the foam on these types of things can break down over time on the handlebars or the backrest or the elbow rests or grips but that's with most products. But it looks very firm and sturdy to me as of now and I was able to build it fairly quickly. I do recommend putting the screws in on the bottom of the legs first though.

I like the equipment. Considering the price, compared to others that cost hundreds more it is pretty hard to beat. Ergonomically it’s great! It’s adjustable and sturdy. Took fifteen minutes to assemble. 👍🏼

Honestly was pleasantly surprised by this piece of equipment. I wanted something at home to do pull-ups and dips when I can’t get to the gym. My biggest issue is I’m a decent amount of weight (230 lb) and a lot of people in the comments were saying it was not sturdy even at lower weights. It’s not the most sturdy machine out there but it handles me just fine. Biggest recommendation is definitely use your own tools I.e. socket sets or a drill with socket bits. It only took me like 45 minutes to an hour to set up by myself. Lastly it’s not large at all and the adjustable height makes it easy to put anywhere.

It assembled quickly and easily. I haven't really used it yet, but it seems sturdy enough and it was exactly what I was expecting from the advertised description--so for that I must give it 5/5.

The material is thin on the Bar. I bent the bar pulling up on and I weigh 235 lbs.

It’s a cheaper product. Seems kind of flimsy. I ama able to do pull ups but at 200lbs there seems to be flex in the stand. Dips and leg raises I feel the flex as well. I don’t fully recommend this product but for the price point you get what you get

Nice design

The design is perfect, but the materials and quality or absolutely awful. The metal is so thin and cheap it was bent in the box. More on that later.The entire thing went together in a few minutes, but on the first use it felt flimsy and unsafe for an adult. The welds are so thin they literally flex when you try to lift into a dip position. I feel they will snap after a few uses. The pads are a very thin cheese cloth and will tear. This material actually degrades on its own, let alone with repeated compression and contact. I would return it, but I got it for teens, if they get 3 months out of it, I'll be amazed and satisfied.Now, the packaging was ridiculous. The metal bars were in plastic bags, a few zipped tied together, then all dumped into a box. They arrived dinged up, paint chipped and one upright bar bent and dented. If it bends in a box, how will it last for repeated pull ups? I'll partially blame shipper using UPS on that as I watched the driver drop and slam it a few times on my driveway camera, but still. A little foam or bubble wrap please?