Leiblsufo Pull Up & Dip Station Dip Stand Power Tower, Adjustable Height Home Strength Training Fitness Workout Station, Suitable for Teenagers, Women, Men

Comes as a self-assembly kit in a surprisingly small box. Assembly took a bit of working out from the not so clear instructions which washers go where. The large penny washers go under the bolt heads on the base of the frame, spring washers under the nuts. One washer short for the rest of the nuts and bolts was a bit confusing.In use, it is quite sturdy and doesn't need a lot of space to store. I'm 185cm tall and 100kg. The frame does flex under load but remains balanced. The top bar isn't high enough for a full body stretch but it does work the abs as well extending legs out while doing pull ups. Not suitable for power ups! I can guarantee you it will tip over.The plastic grips are quite hard on the hands. I replaced the top and dip bar ends with rubber bicycle grips. The plastic ones will twist off. A bit of washing up liquid helps the rubber grips slide on.Quite pleased with it so far for home use. Good value compared to other frames available.

It's compact, easy to assemble and sturdy. My only issue is how light it is. It could do with being twice as heavy ideally but it hasn't affected the usage after a month of regular use

This pull up station was not out first choice.No reviews , unknown maker, and well...it seemed too inexpensive.We had a third again the price put away and another station all picked out . But the other was took up a good bit more floor space, and after measuring everything realised it wouldn't fit with his weight bench.So we went for the cheap one only because it was smaller.Turns out though it works perfectly . My son isn't a tiny boy, all the other cadets call him "Big Lad".He has no problems with this.The feet keep this from moving at all on the wood floor. It feels solid and stable, and is used daily.I know these can loosen up with time, and will update the review of there is a problem at any point, but after a few weeks , he is still very happy with it....and the new release video game he got the money left over .We will of course continue to check the screws regularly as one reason for these things loosening up in time is that people don't check the screws as they should. Keeping the screws right extends the life of the equipment and this should have said as much, but not eating down because it is a great item.

Cheap of course and not as solid as you'd like.Main problem is the bracing spar at the bottom which catches your legs/feet...note the safety instruction not to bend your legs back in case tower topples but you have to do this to use it...not ideal and you need to be careful using it.Easy enough to put together.

Easy to assemble, perfectly balance on a flat surface. Use it several times a week and has remained rust free even though it remains outside.

Used item awful service

Pretty lightweight tho doesn't move when in use, easy to set up, good choice for doing dips and pull ups. Push up handles aren't in a great place

Very impressed, especially for the price. I am about 6 foot and weight about 80kg and has been very sturdy.