SogesHome Power Tower Pull Up Bar and Dip Station Adjustable Height Dip Stand Multi-Functional Strength Training Fitness Workout Station

The media could not be loaded. To start, this piece of equipment is fantastic for the price (prime day helped). One disclaimer is I would purchase a ratchet set to help with assembly— the tools they provide won’t securely tighten the bolts. The light weight wrenches included will help with counter torque but in my opinion they won’t secure the bolts well enough just from hand tightening.It came with all the parts, and everything fit together perfectly— just follow the instructions. I put it together in about 30 minutes. A second set of hands would’ve helped, but not at all mandatory.As for the performance, it’s definitely solid. I’m 6’ and 160 lbs, so I have zero issues with the height of the dip and pull-up bars. You can also do hanging leg raises. It does shake slightly (not much at all) but that gives those fast twitch muscle fibers a run for their money! Easy to use, and the appearance adds to the look of my home gym!5 of 5 stars!

I recently created a home gym which included this pull up/dip station and it was exactly what I needed to complete my gym. I am an over the top girly girl and love everything pink! So this tower immediately stood out to me. but I did not only buy for the color; I purchased because it has so many functions in one. That is very important in a small home gym. Very easy to assemble and it does breakdown quite a bit for storage or transport. Very sturdy for pull-ups and dips. I love this tower and I am so happy with my purchase!

I got this bar a few months ago and decided to put it together today as I wanted to start working out as summer rolls around. Supports my weight easily (I'm about 5'11", at 200ish pounds) and doesn't feel like it's tipping over or moving at all which is a plus. Have it on carpet and the weight distribution is even and it makes work outs a breeze. Putting it together maybe took 15 minutes by myself. (Although I'd say I'm pretty handy so take that as what you will.)A couple cons I have is that some of the parts are randomly cheap. Specifically the guide pieces that go into the adjustable bar. They look like they were 3D printed and hastily broken from whatever cast they used which was odd since everything else was made nicely. When I slide the bar up and down to adjust it, the pieces of plastic tend to catch on the metal and get pulled up with it. Kind of annoying to try to set up and juggle pulling it up, putting the plastic back down, and adjusting the two spinning holders for both sides.Another small complaint is that I got two "Left" bars, that is to say that the place you can put your hands on towards the middle both have the same open faced holes on one side instead of being mirrored. It's kind of weird, it doesn't really effect anything other than the aesthetic. (No, there's no way to flip them to make them mirrored because the handles are on the same side face.)Overall you can seemingly get this on sale for 75-100, and I'd say it's a pretty solid investment since you're taking the step forwards to start working out. I do recommend getting a yoga mat for under it for a place to rest and just overall completes the vibe.

I weigh 210 lbs and it has no trouble supporting my weight. It is adjustable for height.

It's OK for the price.However, it's quite cheaply made and flimsy.Also, it's very small.I am a very average guy, and it's too short for me for pullups and the parallel bars are so close to the main pillars that even push-ups are hard to do without touching the main pillars with my shoulders.Not sure why they didn't make it a bit larger -- the added cost in materials would have been minimal.Still OK otherwise and a good deal for the price.

Good enough

Truth be told I wasn’t expecting a lot given the price (and smoking good discount). However, this is really nice and well built. My only complaint is the bottom horizontal support limits lower body movement if you’re doing chin ups vice pull ups. That requires you to be much slower and deliberate which is probably better from a form perspective. Otherwise, highly recommended.

Good for a small area. Don't recommend due to max height. If you are 5'4" or taller, your feet will drag on the ground. And if you bring your legs up, your knees will hit the cross bar.