Power Tower Dip Station Pull Up Bar Exercise for Home Gym Height Adjustable Multi-Function Power Tower with Backrest Strength Training Fitness Equipment, 330 LBS

If you’re looking for a quick rotation of exercises with limited space this multi station piece of equipment is pretty quick to assemble and worth the price.

Opening this box up and seeing all these parts was admittedly a little intimidating at first, but assembly was easier than I thought. If you have any basic mechanical ability, you should be ok here. However the instructions are terrible, short, and very hard to read. Once you figure out the first few steps and what hardware goes where, it becomes easier and self explanatory after that. Just take care not to overtighten any of the hardware, it's not the toughest choice of metal. Once together, the stand is fairly sturdy. Enough to do the workouts on it that I planned on using it for. I'm 5'9", 140lbs for reference, and don't feel like I'm going to break, or bend anything out of shape. It's also pretty light and can be moved into position and stored out of the way. Overall, I'm pretty happy with the product for home use, now if I can just get into a good routine to make solid use of it.

Just as described

Holds me and I'm 220. Product damaged on arrival. Box and steel tube. Don't even know if I'd call is steel. Not worth what I paid for it with it being damaged on arrival. Wanted 2 send it back but I got a body 2 create .I hammered the tube back out and it seams 2 hold ok I'd like a discount. If you're box comes up damaged, don't even unpack it. Once it's together....

Unbelievable work up machine

Looked great from adjustable height, neutral grip pull-up addition, price, dip bar width etc... Absolutely far too unstable. Put together whole frame loosely then tightened all at once systematically and again to re-check any possible wiggle. Feel like I'm going to break it on dip/pull-up (190lb). Leg raises not much better. Would say maybe children or petite adults can get away with using. Was a week late from delivery and box ripped open, but assuming that's a shipping issue.

The media could not be loaded.  I got this stand for my whole family to use. It's easier to do ab workouts upright than on the floor. It's working great. The biggest person is 6'2" and 260 lbs. The stand holds his weight with no problem and the upper bar adjusts tall enough he doesn't hit his head. This isn't a pro-gym unit, but it's just fine for home use.The metal pipe is square steel tubing. It goes together fine. The stand doesn't shift or flex when using. I used an impact drill to assemble it, so the bolts would be tight. The powder coating is without flaw and looks good.The pads are a little flimsy. They rock where they're bolted on and overlap the edges. I feel like they'll probably break down pretty quickly, especially the arm pads, as much weight and movement as will be on them. The padding is thick and sturdy and comfortable to use.The unit is well balanced for the most part. If you push backward on it, it will tip backward. There's no reason to push backward on it though and it supports weight up front in the working areas just fine. I'm pleased with this unit.

This review is for: GVOLO Power Tower Dip Station Pull Up Bar Exercise for Home Gym Height Adjustable Multi-Function Power Tower with Backrest Strength Training Fitness Equipment, 330 LBSI had been waiting for one of these for several years. Watching them go by, waiting for the one that looked right. This one looked good so I grabbed it and the price was right.Assembly wasn't too bad, but in the end, it's not that stable. It's a bit wobbly and just doesn't feel heavy duty. With a weight limit of 330 lb, you have to think that it's a light duty piece of equipment.I'm still going to keep it and it's decent, but it's not exactly what I was hoping for.