Ultrasport Power Tower, pull-up, dip station, fitness tower, height adjustable, home gym, strength tower, adjustable up to 150 kg user weight

Tower is really good apart from it must be broken as I couldn't do even 1 pull up when I assembled it 😂Easy to assemble, sturdy and comfy to use.I'm 6ft1 and 14st10 easily takes my weight and I don't touch the floor when hanging from the highest setting. Easily adjustable to suit my 5ft4 wife (takes seconds).Negative is Amazon. Took a day off work to wait in for it and checked my delivery all day... Its on its way.. WRONG never turned up. Nothing from Amazon after complaining (I rarely do) A full day of my life waisted because some toss pot can't do their work

The bar was a pain in the arse to put together. I thought like many other reviewers that I had screws missing. If youre like me, make sure to check the backs of the cushion pads, as there are screws there that I wasnt counting. Also, none of the screws are labelled, so it can be hard to know which is which, since some are very similar in size.Now that its built however Im quite happy. Its relatively stable, but it does rock a bit when you use the dip bars. Pull ups are good and stable, and so is doing the leg raises.I do recommend this, if it ever is back in stock. Its a good price and a good piece of kit. Just maybe have a second pair of hands when building. Also make sure to read the instructions carefully. The English isnt great on them, and I had to take some of it apart after building it incorrectly.

Easy enough to build with the tools, sturdy enough have put weights on frame at bottom. Like the adjustable chinup height, im 13 stone 7 and it handles my bulk lol..

Bought this for my 15 year old son. I was worried about the quality as the photo’s were varied but very pleased. Sturdy and strong and great for the price. Make sure you have enough head room for pull ups as your head can go above top bar. An adverage ceiling height is fine. Not too hard to put together. My son loves it as part of his training. Would recommend.

As per other reviewers - I too was sent a top bar with the hole marked but not cut through - this renders the whole upper half of the device unusable (you have a cross-bar that pivots from the left side, and doesn't attach to the right side as there's no hole).I asked the company to send out replacement parts, and I asked Amazon. Both said I have to de-assemble the whole device which the consumer spent hours assembling, send it back to them, merely for money back. What an absolute cheek. Do NOT buy this, I DO NOT recommend. From an average, legit and utterly disappointed consumer.

Waited a few months of ownership before reviewing this.Goes up easy enough. The metal is thin so you have to be careful not to over tighten the bolts. Not the most stable side to side, the dip handles are a bit flimsy, it's quite narrow and on the highest setting I'm still touching the floor.I'm 6,1 and around 11st so not massive and like I say. Flimsy.

Quite difficult to put together didn't full line up on the predrilled holes but has got me to my pull up in 3 months after a year or trying in the gym

The item arrives in a fairly compact box about a third of its height and it's quite thin so you are able to set this aside fairly easily until you have space and time to set it up.The instructions are fairly helpful. You can tell they have supplemented them or highlighted parts where it could be easy to get it wrong, inserting parts in the wrong direction, getting a left piece mixed up with a right etc. So at no point did I have to reverse build to fix any errors.There are a good amount of bolts and screws so it will take a good few hours to build from scratch if you use the cheap tools they provide you with and don't have a proper ratchet and screwdriver to speed things up.The item is fairly easy to adjust but there are not lines on the backrest adjustment so my experience is that it's been a bit of a guessing game as to where the holes are and tightening the adjustable screw to set the position. Also be careful not to trap your skin when adjusting the top height handle bars. I find it a little bit resistant. It doesn't drop naturally with gravity and so it has pinched my skin once you finally get it to move and it slides down quickly.The item does feel stable and robust and the structure feels like it will be solid for a few years to come. I think the pads might not last though. One of the arm rests already had a small tear on receipt and think that's from it moving around with the metal pieces in the box. It makes me wonder if the pads will need taping up to hold the cushion inside with more time and use. The pads are quite flimsy (including the padded handles at the top) so I am expecting it will be necessary to repair or replace them over time and quicker than may be the case with alternative manufactured items.The other thing I didn't like was the amount of fine rust dust that was with one or two pieces. I almost inhaled it when opening the packet. The pieces seems okay on so it's either where there was a very small join/weld is or it's in the hollow inside of the metal. However I didn't expect that amount of rust dust for a new item and it made the build much more messier than it should have been.I'm also unclear on the weight limit of this item. There is conflicting info. The max weight allowed is 150kg according to the amazon description. This was one of the reasons I bought the item. However the manual says to not exceed 120kg. This is pivotal as to whether my partner can use it or not.There is not much to this that can break (other than the pads) but other, thicker but more expensive similar products might last longer. I have another Ultrasport branded item: Ultrasport Drafter 700 2-in-1 Rowing machine. I got this in 2018 and less than year or so later the clock/time/digital display completely stopped working, then the pins around the foot straps always started coming out, later the plastic housing around the wheel cracked although it's still in one piece. Last week the plastic housing around the handlebar bar completely snapped off. So, 5/6 years in, it's still functional but quite deteriorated. You should probably expect the same with this item if you are going to use it weekly.