Tappio Power Tower Pull Up Bar for Home Gym, Multi Functional Pull Up Bar Stand Dip Bar Station, Adjustable Height Workout Dip Station Strength Training Fitness Equipment

Absolutely love this pull up bar. However the feet in the picture is a lot larger than what you actually get, it’s doesn’t seem to affect the stability but I’m not sure considering I’ve only had these teeny tiny ones. It can get a little wobbly on the tri dip bars but I saw that in the comments before purchasing and put 2- 40lb bags on the back which makes us feel safe. My 210lb bf does pull ups and it hold his weight and rays stable. Worth it for the price

This arrived well ahead of expected, was easy to assemble, and enables me to perform all exercises. I’m 6’4” and 175 lbs, and while I have to bend my legs to perform some exercises, I’m able to do leg raises, dips, chin-ups, pull-ups, and pushups.

I weigh 180lbs. and it's slightly wobbly when doing dips (because my weight is all on one end). Not so much that it might tip over, but it does rock a little. Other than that, once you get it built, it's a good deal. The instructions are minimal and at times incorrect: It has the different size bolts identified by letters - in one step it said to use bolts E and G, and there were no bolts labeled "E." The diagrams showed washers being used for all the bolts, but there weren't enough washers included for that. I eventually figured it out. Lastly, the two crossbars should be the same length, but one was about 1/8" longer than the other so the vertical bars they connect to are slightly out of parallel. This wasn't enough to keep it from being usable, but probably the reason for the slight wobble I mentioned. You get what you pay for, and for the price, I don't regret buying this, just be prepared for possible sub-par craftsmanship.

My husband assembled this by himself with ease. It's sturdy. He has been using it most days. Good value for the price.

Can be a little wobbly, but overall solid