Diophros Power Tower Pull Up Bar, Adjustable Height Pull Up & Dip Station Multi-Function Home Gym Strength Training Fitness Workout Station (Dip Stand)

I researched these power towers and this one is the best out there in my opinion. The price is affordable. It was easy to put together. Very sturdy. I would definitely recommend this tower. Don’t waste your time looking at other towers.

Update: 3 year later 2024.Still in one piece and in really good conditions, I'm recommending this to every one.Really stable so far. If you follow the instructions is easy to build, I will recommend not opening the screws package until you find the manual and then go step buy step. I can do my workout really well in this. I'm really happy with my purchase.

It is good. For some reason the pictures make it look more sturdy than it is in real life.It still works and I am pretty sure it won't bend under my weight (245 lbs ish). The only thing that is annoying is that my ulna and radius are about 1 inch too long to fit in the space between the back support and the upright hand hold for doing leg lifts.If they had that distance adjustable, I would say this would be a great value for the money. I guess I was just expecting a little more from the pictures.

Easy to put togetherAwesome for the core

It was not hard to assemble and it is very sturdy for the price. I’m not very tall and my basement ceiling isn’t too high but I can do pull-ups now and leg lifts with no worries of the strength of this, it doesn’t move at all! LOVE IT!

Easy to put together & works great for it's purpose. Love that it's adjustable.

There are a few issues that prevent me from giving this 5 stars, and recommending this to a friend.1 - The top portion of the rack (that you hang from when doing pull ups) feels flimsy / twisty and has too much play in it. I was expecting something more solid.2 - The Roman Chair's handles are not set forward enough for me. I am 6'2" and when I place my forearms onto the Roman Chair, they are about 2 inches short of being comfortable. I actually have to tuck my elbows inside in order to grip the handles.3 - I cracked the Roman Chair back pad simply by putting pressure against during a set of knee lifts (I weigh about 185 lbs) - cheaply made back padOn the bright side, the rack looks nice, the installation instructions were well documented and I do like the adjustable rack height.

The product was cheap and the parts were everywhere. Once I got them all together the product was built incorrectly and it wouldn’t line up to assemble. The company was awful to deal with after, I had to be aggressive with them to get them to refund my money..!!!