DlandHome Power Tower Pull Up Dip Station Multi-Function Fitness Equipment for Strength Training Adjustable Height Dip Stand for Home Gym

This pull up bar is a 10 out of 10 it is exactly what I needed. It’s compact and all around as expected. This pull up bar was very easy to assemble, it’s very easy use, it came with no missing parts, and overall very sturdy. Has very nice stability which was one thing I was worried about due tot he hight I would have to set it, all around I am a 6ft 3in 200 pound man and it works perfect for me. I highly recommend for the price.Another thing I want to point is the fact it arrived so quickly, I received it within 3 days of ordering!!

I bought this piece of equipment in the hope that I could finally, in my late fifties, get strong enough to do unassisted chin-ups. I wasn't in a position to afford a gym membership, and over-the-door bars didn't fit my door frames. I figured that if I put the tower in the middle of my living space, I'd use it often enough to make a difference. Unlike most of my plans, this worked. I can now do three chin-ups or one front grip pull-up with strict form (from a dead hang), and I'm actively building toward more.The tower is quite light, but it's more than strong and stable enough for me at 5' 2", 110 pounds. If you're on the smaller side as well, meaning up to maybe 150 pounds, I would recommend it enthusiastically. I have no opinion on how it would work for larger users; it might still be great. However, I think part of the reason why I find it so stable is that I have the tower at a low height setting. If you're very tall, there might be more wobble.The components seem to be of good quality, and the assembly took a little patience but was very doable. The frame is holding up well after months of frequent use. Net-net, this is one of the best purchases I've made in the last couple of years.

I've been using the DlandHome Power Tower Dip Station for a while now, and I wanted to share my honest thoughts. While it has served its purpose and is functional for my home workouts, I do have some concerns.The material feels a bit on the thinner side, which makes me worried about its long-term durability, especially with regular use. It seems sturdy enough for now, but I wonder how well it will hold up over time.Additionally, I noticed that the product images make it look larger and more robust than it actually is, which can be a bit misleading.Overall, it's a decent piece of equipment for the price, but I recommend being cautious and inspecting it regularly to ensure safety during workouts. If you're looking for something more durable, you might want to consider options with thicker, heavier materials.

All the pieces arrived in a box with the required tools and instructions. Set up was a little complicated for me since there’s so many types of screws, bolts, washers, etc but if I can do it I’d say anyone can. There’s some padding in the middle of the pull-up bar which I found helpful since I don’t use gloves most of the time. However the outer handles of the bar and the handles for dips don’t have the padding which sucks, they have a harder material that isn’t really for comfort but for grip. The height adjustment is great and makes it a lot easier to move without taking it apart. I’m 5’10 and I’m able to fully extend my arms when I grab the bar. Nothing special but it’s sturdy, tall, and I got it for just $80.

I got the DlandHome Power Tower Dip Station Pull Up Bar for my home gym, and it's been a great value for its price. I can do lots of exercises like pull-ups and dips. Setting it up was pretty easy, and it feels sturdy.But, it does wobble a little when I do pull-ups. It's not a huge problem, but it can be a bit annoying.

I'm 5'4 and 200 pounds. I'm within the range to use this bar but I still have knocked it over several times. It's study and we'll constricted.. But it needed a better base. If it was a little wider. The base being a little longer. Would have made the difference. Overall. If I could have gotten the changes above. I would have paid more for it. It's useable. But being careful and not pushing myself to hard is the opposite of what I want to do when working out.

My husband and I are homebodies and fairly sedentary, and we were starting to notice some back pain and other issues. The solution was to start looking for things to build a home gym with-- things that would fit in our small apartment, that is. After a lot of research and looking for deals, we found this, and it has been great! My husband likes to hang from it to help stretch out his back and I have been slowly increasing my upper body strength on it. We don't have the best spot for it, since the apartment doesn't have anywhere that it will fit perfectly unobtrusively, but we did what we could and it's in a fairly reasonable place, not taking up too much space or blocking the path.It did take both of us to assemble it, as I helped hold the pieces in place as my husband screwed things together, but it was very easy to put together, and I bet my husband could have done it by himself (albeit in a possibly longer span of time). As far as sturdiness goes, I like to climb up onto it like a monkey on a tree, using that center beam for my feet to stand on, and this does cause the thing to tip up on one end ever so slightly, but it never feels like it's in danger of going anywhere, and I don't do stunts on it. I judge it to be pretty stable.We've had this item for just around a year now and we're very happy with it. My husband finds it indispensable to his daily morning routine.

Product was easy to put together. Delivered on time. It is sturdy enough to do what you need. Good price.