SogesHomePower Tower Pull Up Bar and Dip Station Adjustable Height Dip Stand Multi-Functional Strength Training Fitness Workout Station

(I’m 6’2 220lbs) Good for standard pull-ups/dips and ab routines. Fits inside, and through most door. I’ve had mine inside and out. Although to be able to fully hang I had to place it on some bricks.

I didn’t see any pictures in the pink so here y’all go! Was super easy to put together did it by myself 😊

I recently purchased the SogesHome Power Tower for my home gym. I was looking for something to do pull ups on that didn't require me hanging it from a door. But also didn't want to break the bank. Here’s my honest review:Pros:Easy Assembly: The Power Tower is easy to assemble. My 15 year old did it by himself. Yes, I made sure to check that he did it right.Versatility: This bar is a multitasker. Not only can you perform pull-ups (wide, narrow, or neutral grip), but it’s also great for triceps dips and leg raises. It says you can do push-ups on it. I would put my feet on it for raised leg push-ups, but it hurts my hands when I do it the other way.Affordable: At its price point, the Power Tower offers good value for money. I primarily bought it for my teenagers to use, and it's great for them.Cons:Sturdiness for bigger individuals: Here’s where things get shaky (literally) :) As a 185-pound person, I noticed significant wobbling during pull-ups. The bar just isn’t sturdy enough for heavier users. I find it difficult to believe that this bar could be used for a 330 lb person use this for pull ups.If you are a smaller person (teenage kid or woman), I think this is great. My son is about 130 lbs and it seems much more sturdy for him.

Overall, this turned out great. The parts were all there and the instructions were pretty basic. The only hang up is what size washer to use where (two sizes). I didn't get that right, but none the less, everything is secure and works as intended.

After using for a month, the bolts get pretty loose. Also there is a lower bar that you can see in the pictures that I smashed my knee on going down. It's good for being cheap... but it IS cheap

Packaging great. I assembled it in the evening after seeing patients all day. I tightened the bolts later. It fits a tight spot. I'm not super strong so when I do pull up, I bring my knees up and they make contact with support bar. For price and ability to get pullups and dips in I'm happy. Materials are nice sturdy. I am a female 140 pounds, but I feel like it would be fine for men up to 200 pounds

Sturdy, great value.

to start, building it was very confusing, the instructions are so unclear and are very confusing as I quit two times because i didnt understand how to build it. After the TWO HOURS it took to build, i tried pushups and the bottom was shaking and I weigh 140lbs, it still shakes a LOT as I use it, I would return it but thats just such a waste of my time, its only good if you are super lightweight. The push up part also sucks to the point I prefer just using the ground. Do NOT waste your money or spend more on a push up bar/build one outside!

amazing, for price and size, maybe not the best for those 6 feet and taller i'm assuming.

For 99 bucks you can’t go wrong. I probably would pay more than that because yes it is a flimsy product but it does what it’s meant to. I don’t feel unsafe using it alrhough it does wobble a bit. Still feels sturdy enough to give 5 stars. Assembly was awful as the instructions were not good tho. I like this machine and I recommend it.

Most of the other comments got this totally correct. I'm 190+ and 5 ft 7 and if my form is reasonably good the bar holds up no problem. If you are the type of person to swing to help with pull ups, take caution with this product as it's ability to handle sway is reasonable, but not the greatest. Overall good for the money.

Seams to be a good product but can’t assemble because holes for bolts not aligned on back bar

I am 6'1 230lbs and am loving this equipment! A long as you are using it for standard chin-ups, pull-ups and dips it is better than nothing. It does wiggle a bit but just don't swing on it! Straight up and down exercises work great and get the job done! It should have come with grips or better handle on the curved bars at the bottom for push ups...