leikefitnessPull Up Dip Station Strength Training Dip Stands Station Tricep Dips Push-Ups For Home Gym

The stand is well-made, sturdy and stable. The fit and finish is surprising good. The assembly instructions are reasonable and it was easy to put the item together. All of the bolt holes lined up and the threads were all cut properly - that's not always the case. One assembly hint - don't tighten the bolts completely until everything is assembled and all of the parts are lined-up.We are using this as side rails / handles for the 'Funray Versatile Walking Pad Treadmill with Incline' that we purchased here. If we ever use the stand as intended, I'll edit this review. But I can say that I did a few lifts, etc., to test the item's design, strength and stability - it was very sturdy and a good size for me (I'm 5'-10" & 210 lbs.)As for our usage: We really like that small treadmill (and have neither the space nor desire for a full-sized one), but my wife wasn't comfortable walking on it without something to hold on to. We raised the treadmill a bit (see photo) to clear the stand's structure and placed the stand underneath. It's perfect - it feels very sturdy, doesn't rock, is comfortable to grip, and is just the right height.

It was very easy to install, well, I had my son to it. But by looking it is super easy and simple.What I dislike about it was the bar diameter. On the ad, it says 1.4 inches. I knew it will be small. But I didn't think it will hurt the palm of my hand when gripping to do the exercises.But I will keep this knowing if I continue using it, not only I get stronger, the palm of my hands will be strengthen over time.With that said, there is some wobble if place on carpet, but on hardwood, even surface, etc, there not too much of a wobble. Safe to say it is stable. But I would recommend the 2 posts attachment when using it on uneven surfaces.Another thing, if you have a bigger hands, I would not recommend this unless you are familiar with the diameter. But I think this might be better even with the bigger hands.One big I like about this, is the height difference. Yes height. I measured it and it was around 39inch tall. Compare that to other generic or Lebert style, max is 35inches. Big difference if you are tall, another note, the width is wider, meaning you can actually do chin up and pull on this things, especially being a few inch taller. Take that Basebar. No not the same pull up, but pull up by activating your core to get into the L-shape while pulling up.Since I just barely got them, I am a little worry about the longevity of the bars, where it was welded. And how thin the steel bar. So downside, it is not for heavy people to use this, I recommend the Lebert and other generic brand. For the price, it is what it is. I eventually upgrade this for better sturdier dip bar in the future.Sorry if I got you to read the whole thing. Haha, have a good day.

Good that it is high to do leg lifts but not as sturdy as desires.

I saw someone else do this with their walking pad. It was a genius idea! This fits perfectly under my small DeerRun. I had to use a few furniture coasters to lift it up a bit, but it works great. Because the treadmill was so small it doesn’t leave room for errors in walking. I was afraid of taking a digger with it. These dip bars were the ticket in making it safe! Thanks to whomever it was that posted this idea.Bars are very sturdy and the padding on the handles is nice. They will last a long time.

Well made, cost effective

I am very tall and purchased this product based on the 39” height. They ended up being 37” and are not adjustable, even though they are advertised as such. The diameter of the poles is quite narrow. I might have been able to overlook that had the height been adequate. Thought others might benefit from the info. Will need to return. Disappointed.

The bars are super easy to assemble and then once assembled seem very stable and sturdy for me (165 lbs). I use them for pull-ups off the floor and also dips. But they needed some more padding for dips to not hurt my hands.

I’m 6’3… these bars are perfect for me.The human pictured on the product page must be 3’2.So if you are looking for jungle gym size (ie.. the picture) … you want to find the 72” version