Dip Station - Home Gym Strength Training Pull-Ups Dip-Ups 330Lbs

I'm 6'2" and this is great for my garage gym. I have long arms and have to completely bend my knees to free hang, the bars in front are in the path of my knees so I squeeze my hamstrings to make sure I don't smack my knees as I come down.I love the dip bars, it's honestly the feature that sold me on this model. The grips feel good, they don't slide or rotate on the bar. The pullup bar has a cushion that's soft but hasn't affected my grip at all, it does feel like it'll flake and peel off sometime soon tho.Was super easy to assemble, pretty sure it's impossible to get the left - right wrong cause they were identical. Great design too, no stickers or brand names printed everywhere. I got the orange one, it's a great shade of orange.

My boyfriend loved this! It was the only thing he wanted for Christmas and he uses it several times a week. For a home gym it gave him everything he needed. Because it’s tall it doesn’t take a lot of space so we keep it in a corner. It’s not so heavy that he can pull it out if he wants more space. But it’s sturdy. He added assembled in under an hour, but I think it took that long because he was enjoying putting it together. Overall, we are very, very happy with this product.

This is not bad for the price. If you are over 200 lbs and want to do muscle ups on this you will not be happy. But for slow controlled pull ups, chin-ups, and dips this does just fine. I do recommend using blue or even red thread lock on the bolt treads so that they will not loosen with use. It is much lighter weight than the pictures seem to show.

I bought this for my boyfriend father last year and he has loved using it almost daily. He's 6'2 with a longer than average wingspan. It's a bit narrow but doesn't affect results. It was very easy to squeeze into a small and cluttered room and it hasn't wobbles or fallen apart yet. It actually still looks brand new and the orange and black look great

Im 6' and 180lbs and have trained a lot of pull ups, dips, muscleups over the years using a backyard set up. I wanted a pull up tower for patio, something easily moved. I give good marks to the ease of bolting pieces together. It is light, easy to move and looks good. The drawbacks. The bar height is low, even fully extended and it tilts if you swing at all. If you do pull ups facing the back of tower the cross brace bumps your knees. The work around, I placed the tower on 4 concrete blocks and strapped it down. This raised and stabilized it. Do pull ups facing forward and it works well for the price.

Sturdy and stable peace of equipment (people using it are weighing 150lbs and under). Cannot say for sure if it would work for heavier individuals.

Habe to give 1 star...Seems like ok materials. Holes don't line up though and they didn't include all the bolts. Not building anything difficult, shouldn't be that hard to count and include whats needed or get the holes lined up

Was easy to put together. Works well