BalanceFromSteel Frame Multi-Functional Home Gym Exercise Fitness Dip Stand Station with Adjustable Height, 500 Pound Capacity, Multiple Colors

Extremely easy to assemble, I used two 1/2 socket wrenches both with 17mm sockets (see pics). I am 60 yrs old and this is my 46th year lifting and this is a great piece of equipment and affordable. Only problem for me is dip handles are a little further out for and are not adjustable. Due to right shoulder issues it’s a little uncomfortable but not equipments fault I’ll just have to make do. Fit well in my shop that doubles as a gym. Highly recommend. Also recommend having a magnetic tray or something to put all screws and bolts in so none run away from you.

Assembly was easy and took about 20 minutes.Less than stellar paint job, some of the welds suck, but it’s sturdy (I’m 210lbs), and I can do dips. So it’s a winner.Distance between inside of grips is almost 25 inches. Might be a bit wide for smaller people. I’m 5’8” and any wider I would return it. I think an inch narrower would be more ideal.5/5 function4/5 appearance.

i was searching around for a dip bar so I wouldn't have to go out to the park and use the hand rails on the slide to do dips (our park doesn't have a dip bar, so improvise). When the package came in, which was a day earlier than expected (is always nice when that happens), the dip bar was laid out with pretty simple instructions. It took me about 30-45 mins to complete with me taking my time installing. The overall build quality seems very sturdy. I've only completed one day with weighted dips (I am about 180 pounds and I used a 25 pound plate), but it seems to hold up well. I will update if any changes though.Where the two bars connect felt sort of wobbly as in if you pick it up, it can twist slightly. I tried tightening the nuts more, but it didn't get rid of the wobbling you can make happen. It's not a huge thing as you will be having it set on the ground when you work out, but I'm pointing it out cause there might be some people who are anal about that stuff. The grips as well could be better as well. One of the grips easily came off the metal handle. Doesn't affect my performance but I've also read they aren't the best and have seen pictures posted here with them destroyed so let that be known. The bars are also 27 inches apart and nonadjustable in any way without modifications, so it the dips might be too wide for you depending on your body structure (for me it works fine).So with all that said:Pros:Affordable priceLightweight but but sturdy so you can pick it up and move it aroundAdjustable heights for barsDoes what it is intended forCons:No adjustable width for barsSlight ability to make bars twist/wobble (again not really a big deal and doesn't wobble and set on the ground)The bar that holds the two dip bars together might touch your plate if you do weighted dips (wear plates high or behind you on your butt)Options of colors (not really a con but would be nice to have more than 3 options)Overall I am very satisfied with the product and will be using this for years to come!.

I was skeptical getting BalanceFrom Multi-Function Dip Stand specially due to the fixed width, but went ahead and ordered and I am glad I got it. It was super easy to assemble.Pros:- Great price and easy to assemble- Very sturdy, this thing is built like a tank.- Has separate handles for doing push-ups. They are slightly raised so we get a nice stretch in the chest.- The adjustable height gives it the feel of dip stations at the gym.Cons:- Width is not adjustable.- The foam in the handles is thinner than it looks in the product pictures.Overall:Absolutely love it. BalanceFrom Multi-Function Dip Stand is really good for home workouts. Like a few others mentioned in their reviews that the width is too wide, for me its just right. Initially I thought it might be an issue but when I assembled and started doing dips I didn't feel that way. Great purchase!

This is a great dip machine. Its actually my second bar. I had one of the loop style bars, and it worked ok, but it was a little low to the ground, even at the highest setting, so it was difficult to get full extension.This machine goes together fairly easily, and it comes with the tools needed, though it would be faster with real tools.The bars are set a little wide, and this could put your shoulders in a bad situation, if you go too fast. I have previously injured a shoulder from doing dips too fast, so I am acutely aware of the danger. For me the wider grip is a subtle reminder to mind my technique. I really like the potential height for this bar. It allows me to get full extension, and I do a knee raise at the end which allows me to get full shoulder rotation, which really seems to put extra emphasis on my upper chest at the top of each rep.I am 210 to 220 and about 6'0" tall (short legged). This machine feels stable and durable for my size. I love the setup, and I am glad my son talked me in to giving him my previous loop bar. I keep this at my office and I hit dips about every 1.5 hours. ITs a nice little refresher from sitting at my desk. My wife appreciates what it does for my chest and shoulders as well.