DlandPower Tower Pull Up Bar Dip Station and Height Adjustable Dip Bar Stand, Multi-Function Home Gym Exercise Equipment Strength Training Fitness Workout Station

Wanted a multi-function device for pull-ups, dips, and push-ups and this one was at an affordable price and looked good. Upon receiving it in the shipping box, everything was effectively packed and arrived perfectly.It came with the hardware needed, including tools (wrenches), and a manual.The manual wasn't as clear as I would have liked, some of the images/drawings of parts made them hard to differentiate, but when you account for all of the parts and look at the different sections of instructions, it becomes clear which bolts and washers go where.The whole thing took me about an hour to build, partly because I had to recheck the instructions and there was one section where I used the wrong washers and had to undo the bolts and use the right washers.After tightening everything up, it was an fairly nice looking unit, with a reasonably small footprint. The height adjustment of the top bar are simple turn bolts with large circular handles. If you leave the top bar at a fixed height, this simple design shouldn't be a problem. If you need to adjust the height a fair bit, then it's more of a chore, as you have to undo 4 of these to release the entire top bar contraption.The height for the middle bars is just right for me, and the width of this unit is just right for me as well.I think that for the regular price, it's a solid, serviceable unit. It may move a bit while using it, especially if you're heavy and rock/shake some, but it should be reasonably stable.If you can get it on sale, I think it'd be an even better value.I prefer this to one of those devices that attaches to your door frame, which I feel could be bad for your walls and door frame over time. Also, those require you keep your door open.The handles are not foam but a padded rubber. It's not soft, but it's not plastic feeling or harsh. I think I prefer it to foam, especially cheap foam.I'd order this again, buy as a gift for someone else, and can recommend it to others looking for something relatively cheap, simple, has a small footprint, and is light enough for one person to carry and move around to different locations. If you can find it on sale, even better.

Una de las barras laterales se esta deformando, peso 80 kilos lo cual no deberia ser un problema para esta estructura pues resiste mas peso, pero bueno, por el precio esta mas que bien, cumple

Overall works well but it does take one hour to two to assemble it.

I should have bought a power stand that was more expensive. This one is flimsy and not sturdy at all

Easy too build did it in 40 mins

Good deal for under $90. Only complaint is that it wobbles more than I expected. It nearly tips over when I do pull-ups (I’m 185 lbs).

To small for me works for my kid tho

Dland's power tower was a simple and welcomed addition to my home gym. Its build quality is not bad for $100 and it has been sturdy enough to support pullups and dips for my 5'6 200 lb build. I saw other folks comment that its too small and I could see that in regards to its width. Its perfect for my size but bigger (really, wider) folks may not be comfortable with dips. I like how easy it is to adjust the height of the pull bar and feel like its a much better option to use compared to the bars you hang on door frames. Overall, I'm happy about this product and would recommend it.