K KiNGKANG Power Tower with Cushion Adjustable Height Multi-Function Home Strength Training Fitness Workout Station, T056

The media could not be loaded. This new power tower has quickly become one of my favorite pieces equipment in my home gym. I just love the versatility of it. The box is pretty heavy and luckily a friend at work saw me trying to load it by myself into my car. He helped me load it into my trunk. I had it delivered to my job so a porch pirate wouldn't steal it. My wife help me unload it and she so commented on how heavy it was. I'm 5 feet 10 and weigh 270 lbs. It holds my weight no problem on every exercise from pull ups two dips 2 leg raises. I can get the tower to rock if I shake it enough. But adding a couple of bars to the back racks on this thing really added more stability to it. I didn't even know it had the Rock's on the back until I built it so this was a bonus. The assembly was a breeze and my wife helped me. The instructions are straightforward and there three different size bolts. I recommend waiting to tighten fultz till the end. if you don't it may be hard to line up the holes for the bolts. so leave the bolts hand tight and sore leg it leaves you some wiggle room. Don't you have everything on you can tighten all the bolts down. Another tip is don't take a razor to the top of the box. The back pad is right underneath the top of the box and you will cut it like I did opening it. I sure why they packed it this way and I would have packed it upside down. That's really the only recommendation her fault I can find on this piece of gym equipment. It's really versatile and it allows me to do four different exercises on it. honestly I wish I'd found this thing a long time ago. My workout partner loves it too. I highly recommend this power tower and if you're reading my review oh, and just buy it. You will be glad that you did!

If the company would send me new arm pads, I would be happy with this. They have changed the arm pads since the 2019 reviewers. It's a flimsy, hard cloth pad and really cheap; not the soft faux leather you see in the 2019 videos. I emailed the company, and on the sixth email, they told me to buy new screws, as the the original ones fall out. This was after I told them that there is nothing for the screws to screw into. It's like pounding a nail into drywall.The actual stand is very sturdy and will give you a good workout. It did take me two hours to put it together by myself, and the directions were pretty easy. It's the classic assemble-by-number.I have edited my original response. I do like the product, and the company worked with me in replacing the arm pads. Apparently, I got a defective set. The response time was slow, but they did make it right. I would recommend the equipment.

Some thoughts:1) The leg-lifts are fine...at first. But the tower, after a few weeks of use, gets REALLY CREAKY. I keep having to tighten the bolts in the back (the beam that connects backrest to the two tower stems). Not only that, but the armpads tore after 2 weeks of use. It was small at first, but they got worse and worse. I emailed the seller and was able to correspond for replacement pads, but I wish I could just buy replacement arm pads on Amazon or from the seller's website. The seller was very kind, and I appreciated their service.2) The pull-up handles are wide and they connect to the tower right where I'd feel most comfortable placing my hands for pull-ups. I was bothered, but the wide grip does target the back muscles without letting me import too much help from my biceps. Still, it would be nice to do pull-ups with normal shoulder-wide grip.3) The back rest is pretty close to my belly when I'm doing pull-ups. That's partly cuz of the size of my belly, but I might suggest pushing it back just a tiny bit, or making it slightly adjustable.4) The push-up bars at the bottom are great. It allows me to get a much deeper stretch for the push-ups and helped take my triceps out of the exercise to target my chest more. For my buddies and me, this targeted our outer chest much more noticeably than regular push-ups.5) The tricep dip is also fine, though I'm still developing the strength to do them with proper form. When I fatigue, my forearm doesn't stay vertical, it leans back and my elbow hits the vertical handle that you're supposed to grab while doing leg lifts. As I get stronger, I know this won't be an issue.6) The stability of the tower is as expected. Yeah, it wobbles, but not dangerously nor disruptively. It'd have to be bolted to the ground and made from much thicker/sturdier metal in order not to rock.I'm happy with this power tower, but I would be much more satisfied if there was a way to replace the armpads because they are going to tear after some use. I don't know how it compares to any of the others, but I definitely like that all of the exercises face the same way (some power towers have the pull-up bar on the back, for instance). I can put it up against a wall to save space. The adjustable height allows me to have it underneath my garage (when the garage door opens) without getting in the way. It's noisy if it's not constantly tightened, but that's forgiveable to some degree. Worth the price, and will last a long time if I could get replacement armpads.

So I have been went to gym for 2 years, and every month cost me 30 bucks for the membership, and I only go at the night time mostly , cause i always going gym after work ... One day my friend recommended this product to me , said hey why don’t you buy one power tower that way you can work at home , cause some of the power tower can be multi use.I was shocked, cause I never thought about to buy one .... after he recommend this power tower for me , I purchased , have it installed , it’s actually really easy to install, not bad . After 15 mins install, the product present in front of me , nice design and looks professional, with a heavy duty materials to keep not fall due to the exercises.After an hour tryouts, I have to say this product really worth to get , cause I need it every single day , and it can be use multi, and now I don’t need to going gym any more save money for own equipment..