Customer Reviews for Portable Pull Up Bar & Dip Station Power Tower Fitness Exercise & Storage Bag

It is very easy to assemble and disassemble. You can also get a good workout in. The base is very sturdy but the vertical bars wiggle some while doing exercises which is annoying. Also the outer paint coating scrapes off easily when assembling and disassembling. If you need workout and then take it apart because of space I would so definitely go with this product. If you are looking for a pull up/dip bar that you don’t need to assemble and disassemble then I would say go with another product.

This works well, shipped just fine, and was easy to assemble.

I use this bar everyday. I like the way its designed

This is awesome. I hope some day that I can do a pull-up.We had to remove the plaster from out wall and mount it to the frame.

I like it

I assembled this in less than an hour. The instructions are graphic and simple, not a detailed narrative.Some parts look slightly different than the graphic, but you can figure it out.The hanging brackets are somewhat lose-fitting to the hanging bars. In the leg-lift/dip position, you really need an extra set of brackets to hold the chin-up bar to the wall along with the mounting bar, otherwise it feels loose and unstable. I'm investigating buying another set of brackets, or making my own.The machine itself seems sturdy. Time will tell.

This is very sturdy only flaw one of the bolt holes is off a bit which makes the rack offset other that it handles my 255lbs of dead weight.

Easy to build and perfect for home workouts

Good luck with trying to return anything, you can’t. The box was too heavy to lift to get it out of the ups store.

Packaging wasn’t the best and some of the rubber stumps were broken as the packaging had torn and the rubber stumps were what got exposed and damaged. The pillars are very wobbly (base was completely fine) just doing chin ups slowly. Even the slow negatives made it wobble. I am only 173cm tall and 70kg/154pounds so can only imagine with a bigger guy. Putting in the bolts helped a lot but still quite wobbly.