Trademark Innovations 28.5" Dip Station Bars for Fitness Exercise

I just open my own fitness facility, and didnt have alot of money to purchase enough equipment. I have 44 clients and we just them at least 2 twice a week and they are very sturdy. I've had to tighten them once but they get the job done.!

Overall, I like these bars. If you position them properly (just slightly wider than shoulder width), keep your motion parallel to the vertical plane, and keep your movements slow and steady, you should have no problem with these.The only time I have stability issues with these is when I'm fatigue and my arms (in particular, my hands) start shaking making non-vertical movement. I think if they made the base bars at the bottom a little longer, this would address that.AssemblySome have reported screws missing. I did not have this issue. In fact, mine came with extra pieces.Done have also reported that screw holes did not align properly. I did not experience this either. I suggest put all screws in loosely then tighten them once all screws are in place.Structural integrityI saw one review where the user, who weighs 200 lbs started setting issues with warping. I weigh the same (sadly) and I'm not seeing these issues. I have been using these bars out for over two months now.One thing I'd like to point out is that the bars I received are different from the description and pics. The base bars at the bottom are listed at 14.5 inches with the vertical bars mounted in the center of the base bars. The ones I received have longer base bars with the vertical bars mounted off-center (see pics). I found this to be very stable! Perhaps this addresses the stability issues mentioned by others.

Easy to use for various exercises (upper and lower body) and easy to store.Screws need to be be tightened up every now and then.

Meh. They’re ok. Like training wheels. Two weeks later I was ready for talker and more stable ones, but I still use them. So, meh.

Great for Triceps & Lats, upper chest/back!

It works fine but poles are not centered at the base as advertised.

Great addition to our home gym.

really sturdy. great new way to work out. worth the money.

I weigh 200lbs and am starting to see some warping in the welds causing a lack of stability.I use these daily and can see I'm starting to wear them out.Alright for the price I paid. If you want lasting dip bars i suggest going with something with better material costs as the steel tubing is quite thin and warps easy.

Not great. The vertical bar should be positioned in the middle of the horizontal bar to add stability. Unfortunately the vertical bar is connected off to one side meaning the bars are less stable

The product seems good enough. However, the zip ties that I assume are for stabilizing the feet of the bars (no other fastening devices were present) were all broke and unusable. Now I need to figure out how to put this together safely for Christmas morning. Last thing I thought I would be doing three days before Christmas.

Easy to assemble

Seems steardy if tightened fully. Got mine on sale.Handle bar pad had a knick on it.Overall done a few different exercises and it's been great. Just what I needed.Nice addition to my home gym