2025 Upgrade World's Best Strongest Premium Dip Bars With Adjustable Ultra-Stable Settings & Non-Slip Feet - USA Original Patent, Designed, Shipped, Warranty

I researched quite a lot of dip bars before choosing these. We wanted the option to attach them together if needed, but also be able to place them together to store them in a smaller space. Turns out they are sturdy enough to not really need the attachments. I am using them for dips, L-sit, planche, and inverted rows. Inverted rows are sturdy after finding your center of gravity under the bar. This is also the first bar I have found where I can nicely do Australian bicep curls... it is slippery enough that your grip can slide while curling and a good thickness.Assembly was simple and straightforward. I opted not to install the grip tape.I am 6 ft tall, 150 pounds and there is no deflection in the bar while using even with 1 arm exercises. My kids use it too for gymnastics type exercises such as straight bar dips.Overall a great addition to a home gym.

I recently picked up this Dip Bar, and I’m really impressed with its durability and build. From the moment I unboxed it, I could tell it was made to last. The frame is solid and super sturdy, with a heavy-duty construction that doesn’t wobble or move during use. I’ve used it for dips, push-ups, and even hanging leg raises, and it holds up perfectly every time.What I love about it:-Rock-solid stability – no shaking or wobbling even with intense use-Comfortable grip – the handles are cushioned and feel good in my hands-Versatile design – I can use it for a variety of bodyweight exercises, and it’s compact enough to fit in a home gym-Easy to assemble – it only took me about 10 minutes to put together, and the instructions were straightforwardWhether you’re a beginner or more advanced in your fitness routine, this dip bar is a great addition to your home gym. It’s reliable, easy to store, and delivers a serious workout every time.

I purchased these bars for an added security so I do not fall while I use the treadmill. (I didn't factor in having handle bars for the portable treadmill.)Although the bars come as 2 bars, I only needed one bar for support. Using the one bar works perfectly for security as I put in my steps. (I don't want to fall.) The one bar use provides all the support. Excellent material. Made of steel. Very heavy duty. Easy to assemble. It would be nice if the bar was foldable for storage with my treadmill.The bar is extendable to height. I will say, the screws are a bit hard to screw in. The screws may have some slight figurative. Meaning you may have to test out each screw to find the one for that effortless connection as you screw in the screw. 😁Overall, if you're looking for support, particularly for senior citizens who use an at-home treadmill, I highly recommend this bar. (You only need to use one.) See my picture on how I am using one bar.

This is a Premium Dip Bar at a very affordable price. It's stable (even without the foot connectors, has a great height, and is clean in design. It is not too heavy, perfect bar diameter and is wide enough to practice front levers and lat pulls on it. I don't write reviews often, but I'm very happy with this one. I've had a cheaper dip bar for 10 years but wanted an upgrade that is a little higher and wider than what I had. I've ordered several and this one is supreme. Highly recommended!

I got these dip bars to add variety to my home workouts, and they’ve been a solid addition. The bars feel sturdy and don’t wobble when I’m using them for dips, push-ups, or leg raises. Assembly was quick and straightforward, and they don’t take up much space when not in use.The height works well for me, though taller users might find them a little low. The rubber grips are comfortable but can get a bit slippery if your hands are sweaty, so I recommend using gloves or chalk.Overall, these are durable, reliable dip bars that are perfect for bodyweight training at home. They’ve helped me target my triceps, chest, and core without needing bulky equipment.

Been using the dip bar for a while and I do like it. The finish has grip, thickness of the bar is nice, and is stable enough to use just one half.My only complaint is that the feet need to be redesigned to counteract welding misalignment. One foot on a leg is slightly off so that on some movements, when the weight shifts, the leg walks away instead of standing still. When I'm not lazy and the legs are locked together it doesn't move but I can feel the shift happening. Wider cupped feet that can absorb misalignment and floor surface irregularities might help. Regardless of the walking leg issue the dip bar is great.

I bought this for my nine year-old son to use as a parallel bar for gymnastics. It is perfect. Once he’s too tall, I will use it for my at home gym.

Sturdy, easy to assemble and fits perfectly in my home office! I'm just over 5'11" and it's a perfect fit for my dips and leg raises.