RELIFE REBUILD YOUR LIFE Dip Station Power Tower Exercise Training Parallel Bar Ab Workout Sports Equipment Dip Stands for Home Gym

I was looking for a dip station, and had originally picked a different one which turned out to be "not deliverable" to my area so some unknown reason. So, I went for this one instead, and I'm really glad I did. This station is absolutely perfect for me. The instructions are very readable (including mistakes to watch for!), and the hardware was very easy to assemble -- all the holes lined up properly and had bolt-protection to keep the holes protected from overly-tightened bolts. It came with two very good crescent wrenches to help install the bolts, and the only Allen wrench work involved a large Allen wrench in an easily accessible area. Even the foam pads installed easily.Once assembled, I gave it a try. I put the station at its tallest setting and did 40 dips. The width was perfect. I'm 5'4" with a 30.5" sleeve, so I often have problems with a dip station as far as spacing goes, but this was was perfectly sized, and at the highest setting, my toes were still almost a foot over the base at the bottom of my dip, giving me plenty of space. The station was very stable, not even budging a smidge (I'm just under 150 pounds, so not exactly heavy, but I was still pretty impressed). Raising the handles was the only slightly tricky thing since it involves completely unscrewing a couple of pieces, pulling them up, and then screwing them back in, but since I don't plan on doing that often, it's no bid deal.To be honest, I hadn't even planned on using the lower handles, but I was waiting for something to finish printing so I gave them a try with 100 slow pushups. Again, the station was totally stable, the spacing was perfect, and I was able to get pushups down even with the handles with no wrist pain at all. Obviously, this can't be used for center-based pushups, but for lateral pushups I'll be using this station from now on.The one thing I haven't tried is the rotating disk on the base, since i don't have a good exercise for that, but maybe in the future.I definitely feel like I got value for the money.

I was so impressed as I was sorting the parts then putting them together: I kept saying aloud -- to myself -- how well made this product is with all the parts complete, nothing missing, with two solid crescent wrenches included, and instructions that are clear and easy and not like an outdoor grill. I'm 6 feet 2 inches and 203 pounds. This equipment is as solid as I could imagine, no shaking, solid on the carpet, and adjusts to even higher than I can use. My gym closed from the virus, and this machine with my TRX kit has replaced my gym. I'm happy as the proverbial clam! Thank you for making such an incredible piece of equipment especially at this ridiculous price!

This is a great piece of strength/muscle building equipment. My husband loves his dip station and soon as he installed it he worked out on it. He had a great time dipping and doing inverted rows. The equipment is tough, stiff and, works great.

Dips with a weighted belt have been part of my workout for the past 40 years. When the COVID-19 gym closures recently took effect, I was desperate to find a good alternative for home use. I researched the Web and found this one. I was at first skeptical due to the low price. But after studying the diagrams and reading the reviews, I decided to get it. The box was well-packed; the assembly instructions were easy to follow; the set of tools, nuts, and bolts was complete; and the hardware and components fit together perfectly. I had a helper with me to assemble it, and I recommend that to make it easier. I weigh 200 lbs and use a weight belt with up to 50 extra pounds. The dip station is very solid and stable. I am completely satisfied and heartily recommend it.

Doesn't screw tight and very loose. Handles are too hard, you feel you're pulling yourself up withyour arms directly on metal, makes it hard to want to work out when it's painful on the arms because the lack of comfort, safety, and foam support.

I am heavy into calisthenics and this serves its purpose very well. I'm 6'2 I walk around normally at 230 lbs - 235 lbs but down to 217 lbs this has come in clutch for later night sessions before I got to bed (Push up, knee raise, oblique twist and dip). The dip bars can be adjusted for taller individuals without sacrificing stability, I havent added any weight using a belt but I can see the cross bar may be problematic on the eccentric portion. Overall great piece of equipment 5/5

I gotta say ive had dip bars similar to this in the past and they sucked a lot. The handles bent and it was wobbly. But this!! Put it together in less than 30 minutes and it is so solid, can workout in peace now lol. Looks great in my room.and mind you its a very large dip machine so its worth the buy. I can do abs and even hammer pullups and do pushups..so amazing.

I would like to give this five stars because I weigh a good 240 pounds and it doesn’t flex a bit but I wish the handles where a little closer as it seems unnatural for my hands to be so far out when doing a dip