DOBESTS Foldable Power Tower Dip Station Pull Up Bar Station Adjustable Multifunction Fitness Tower Station Training Equipment Home Outdoor, Stable Triangular Structure

Very stable, nice build quality!

Assembly is a breeze, took all of 30 minutes. Instructions are clear and easy to follow. The fact that the height is adjustable, though, is what sets this apart from the others. First, it makes moving the station from room to room easy enough for one person to do. Second, clearance in our basement is 82 inches exactly, so one-size-fits-all stations that are close to or at that height are a no go. (Do I really want to order, receive, unpack and assemble a station with the hope that it might fit, only to find out after all that work that it doesn't?) To my delight, I was able to set 81 1/2 inches as the height of the top of the frame, and this allows me (I'm 5' 9" with long arms) to keep my legs locked straight when doing pullups, which is proper form. The dip station is set at the perfect width, and its height is also adjustable, which makes it great for inverted rows and angled push-ups, as well as leg/knee raises. Sturdy but lightweight--no wobble, no concern the thing might come apart, and no problem folding it up and leaning against a wall when not in use. If you want to get serious about mastering your bodyweight (you can't call yourself strong until you can do pullups) then get this. Also, the packaging it came in was surprisingly compact, so getting it inside and up or down stairs shouldn't be a problem for the average person. Seriously, order this; you won't be disappointed.

Gave it 5 stars for portability and adjustability. Easily holds my 185 lbs at the top height, not super stable but would probably need to be much heavier stand to accomplish that. Stable enough to do pull ups and dips - not great or intended for other bodyweight strap exercises that hit it at an angle. For the price, affordability, adjustability, and ability to fold up out if the way I give it 5 stars.

Set up wasn't too bad, about the same effort as putting together ikea furniture. For pullups and dips and everything going directly perpendicular to the ground along the axis of the stand, things are sturdy and great If you attach olympic rings to this those are going to work for pull ups and dips, but be ware that this structure will tip over for any movements that are too far off the axis of support. Would have appreciated some sort of weight system or something to keep it sturdy for those movements, but not sure it would be feasible at this price point. Also the handles for dips/push ups/inverted rows are at a fix distance and I would have appreciated either some adjustability or if they were in amore of a V shape so that people with less broad shoulders could have more comfortable grip positions. Overall quite good. Not a complete powerhouse for calisthenics, but definitely a cheap and effective setup for home gyms

Quality product Power Tower Pull Up Bar and foldable. I've been using this product for over a month, and it's been great very durable and sturdy even while doing all my various sets of pull ups.

For the price and quality I am very happy with this purchase. I saw some (few) videos complaining about squeaky noises and lose joints, but I believe it was simply a need to tighten and assemble everything correctly as mine is virtually silent under loaded use. To that note, as others have expressed the instructions aren't the most clear, but are absolutely decipherable, just take your time to read. This is not the "buy once cry once" professional grade gym equipment bar, if you want that get a full squat rack, but I'm a renter in a small space and needed a portable home station to regularly perform my rehabilitative exercises. I have no doubt about this device supporting my 6ft 160lb frame for the exercises it was designed for and considering indoor use should last "forever". At 6ft tall I can reach up and grip the bar in it's highest position with my arms fully extended and my feet flat on the floor, so a slight bend in my knee is necessary during pull-up maneuvers/hang, but you're hard pressed to find a portable station much taller and I don't find it problematic at all. The unit is a bit large to be truly "portable", but the large size is both a blessing and a curse. It's not super easy to to quickly fold up, and won't stash in any closet in my small rental, but it is light weight (50lbs?) and I can make it go away to a back room when I don't want it out/in the way/in the main area, otherwise it's staying up. I did take another users recommendation removing the crappy plastic handle grips and taped the bars with cheap bicycle handlebar tape which is a massive upgrade to the diameter of both the pull up and dip bars (differing diameters) Otherwise I found the pull-up bars a bit thin in the hand, not thin as in weak, just hard on the fingers, but the bike tape corrected for this. I also corked the bar ends as a nice finish, a habit from bicycling days. Champagne corks perfectly fit the dip handles and thicker typical cork sizes filled the pull up bar ends (I had a collection). If you already feel like this design might meet your needs/budget I wouldn't hesitate, just measure your space first to be certain you can both open and store it, and definitely consider the handlebar tape upgrade.