Parallettes Bars Dip Calisthenics Push Up Bars Calisthenics Equipment 10.2 in High 300Kg/661lbs Weight Capacity Strength Training Home Gym Workouts [19.6x10.2x10.2 in]

Dr Mike of Renaissance Periodization convinced me that I need to include deficit push-ups into my workout.So when Amazon offered to send me these to test out, sure - lets go.Now I do get a lot of free products from Amazon to review (100s) and a lot of them are junk. Well theses are nice quality.My initial concerns was I am leery of they way they get put together - was concerned that there could be some slop or play in them. NO - they are very solid.Also they are very stable, I am 6'5", 225 lbs and they were rock solid.I also really like the handle/grip I have very large hands and this is perfect for me, The rubber seems to be high quality. Not something I would expect to deteriorate quickly (If it does fall apart I will update my review) It is 1 .5 inches in diameter (in comparison m largest diameter barbell is 1.25 inches)And yes deficit pushups with these really do work - especially if done right they really hit the upper chest. (For the video - the video was posted by Jesse James East, with DR Mike titled "Ranking EVERY Chest Worst to Best"Are these worth the price, No they are not cheap, but if you buy the right ones you will only buy them once..

I'm excited to use these! There are a few exercises in the instructions but I think there is a lot more you can probably do with these. So they're great for working out at home, with some degree of variety. They seem sturdy and work good on hard or carpeted floors. If you've ever used wooden parallettes, these are noticeably heavier which could be good, depending on how you're using them. I think these are a great buy and several people in our household will be using them, from kids to adults.

This is my first set of these, however I feel like quality is slightly lacking. They are easy to put together, but can't seem to get them tight enough and they tend to get uneven/move. They also hurt the palm of my hand but I assume I can build tolerance for that. Overall they serve their purpose and think it's a good set for beginners. The size seems perfect to me.

I'm impressed with these! I've been using them for about 6 weeks at this point and have really enjoyed them. The build quality is great and once you get them put together they're very durable with no wobble while working out. They have nice setting bolts with handles to easy tighten down when needed!

Some grade A+ parallettes bars, was not expecting them to be this high quality for such a simple product idea. I've been doing at home workouts for quite a while as the membership at my local gym got too high to afford, and then recently regular pushups have gotten harder to do after injuring my wrist some months ago. These bars have fixed that problem and allowed me to do even more, deficit push ups, core workouts, and some light dips. They are made out of sturdy metal tubing, with some nice rubber grips and feet preventing sliding, really nice for my workout area. Overall I am very pleased with these and would highly recommend them for the home work out area.

These were very easy to assemble, dont even really need instructions. They quality seems pretty good and everything fit snugly once the bolts were tightened. They feel very sturdy for me at 215lbs and would easily hold a much heavier person. These seem to be priced in line with other similar models and feel like a good buy.

These parallettes provide about 10 inch height, making it taller than typical push up bars.The height allows it to be placed easily at home, as taller ones take up a lot of space but these are relatively compact.The feet on these are held by a metal pin designed to maintain the height as well as prevent rotation of the feet. There are additional screws that further reduce movement. It's worth noting that while some other parallettes on the market use two screws to hold the feet, these use a single metal pin so there's a chance these are weaker under high pressure.Overall the parallettes seem sufficiently sturdy for home workouts and some hand stands.

I have never really ever used these parallel bars to do calisthenics or anything like that before. I have used something similar to do push-ups so that is why I wanted to get these. I will say after using these for a while now they work pretty darn good especially doing push-ups. Now I am in no shape or form to be doing handstands like you see in the stock picture but that’s OK lol I am using it more so for push-ups and to do stationary push-ups. I personally am not sure that I would pay $40 for these if I did not already have them, But for some people that might be a good value. The only other thing I will say about these is that I feel they are a little higher off the ground and they should be. It almost puts your back in an awkward position to push out that far. I will be real curious to see if anyone else agrees with that but that is how it feels to me.