Power Tower Pull Up Dip Station Adjustable Height 330lbs Home | Space-Saving Design,Easy to Assemble,Pull-Ups,Dips,Push-Ups,Strength Training,Improving Posture,Fits Users Under 6 FT

Ive had mine for a while. This thing is worth the money for upper building, and its a item that doesnt take upper a lot of room. I weigh 215lbs, and its totally stable.

It’s sturdy, easy to install, and fits securely and great quality. The grip is comfortable and doesn’t slip during exercises. Great for pull-ups. Overall, strong quality and excellent value for the price.

Overall, the Power Tower is good quality and works fine for my needs. I’m 5’7”, and the height is decent for pull-ups and dips, though it does feel a bit small and somewhat restricted. Taller users (around 6 feet or more) might find it too short for comfortable pull-ups. My main complaint is the resistance bands. The “resistance” bands at the top are basically just handles with no actual resistance, and the ones at the bottom are very light—probably the lowest level possible. They feel fragile and a bit slippery, like they might snap under much pressure. Aside from that, assembly was straightforward, it’s space-saving, and sturdy enough for light to moderate workouts. Just don’t expect strong resistance or a wide pull-up grip.

For the price you can't beat it. I can do dips and pull ups and I'm near 190lbs. There is a bit of wobble but totally functional. Don't buy for the resistant bands they aren't useful

Only took about 30 minutes to put together and it's great that it's sizes so it fits my 11-year-old and me! It's a great all-in-one machine.

It's small enough that my knees often hit the crossbars on the way down. There's not enough space in the front to do a full lean-back straight leg pullup. I ended up attaching pool noodles to the crossbars to protect my knees. Despite this, it's still very usable as an inexpensive dip & pullup bar. I recommend installing the bottom crossbar upside down, as the hook attachments there are useless for their intended purpose, and are only good for destroying your knees if they hit them during pullups.

Easy build good quality

I needed to add dips to my workouts, and these work great in that capacity. They are sturdy and don't wobble when you're using them, unlike many others. I wanted something sturdier than the ones that are only reinforced at the bottom. I haven't performed pull ups yet, as I do them on another apparatus, but I've done some hanging from it, and it also seems sturdy. I would gladly recommend this to anyone wanting a safe, dependable piece of gear.