Sunny Health & Fitness Power Tower, Dip Bar, Push-Up & Pull Up Assisting Parallette Station w Optional Rock Climbing Grip Trainer

Sturdy. I assembled in one evening, alone. I enjoy it very much! Padding is great. Stabilty is safe.

My husband love it wasa gift for him.

I wish they gave better equipment to assemble it with than a small metal piece that was meant to screw everything in. The bar is quite sturdy and I haven't fell with it yet so so far so good. Personally I feel like it could be a bit higher but you're really getting what they displayed. Not sure I would recommend it with this price but the bar itself won't do you any wrong so feel free to buy it if you're worried about it being faulty.

I really like this equipment. not only can you do dips, but I'm able to do upside down pull ups w/ my feet on a chair and back starting on the floor. Also, found I could do a partial butterfly exercise by widening the rails farthest apart , put feet on chair, and forearm on rails, and close forearms inward lifting torso a few inches.my only gripes were the cheap China hardware included had nut sizes that were too small for the hand wrench they provided. Luckily, I had a metric socket set and found the nuts were ~13.5mm, and worked (barely) w/ 14mm socket. lost at least 30 min hassling w/ that.another (minor) peev is that they should have made it a few inches higher. I'm 5'8" and it is sized just high enough for my knees to touch the ground when elbows even with shoulders, which is OK for me, but if you are a few inches taller you won't be able to get a full dip.I also love how light, but solid/sturdy it is. I can easily hang it on the ceiling to clear floor space when needed.highly recommended at this $60 price point!

At half the price of the Lebert Equalizer($100) and no reviews at the time of purchase, I was skeptical to make the purchase.ProsLike Ikea furniture, the tool needed to construct was inside the box. Using the flat multi tool given, it took me 20 min to unbox and construct. I was blown away by the quality. The dimensions are pretty much exactly the same as the Equalizer with solid 1.5 inch diameter piping, yet the Sunny Health version comes with a very useful safety bar to go in the center. You can remove the safety bar and separate both pieces to be used like the Equalizer, however I recommend using weights or sandbags to secure the bars in place.ConsMax weight is 250 lb versus Lebert Equalizer’s 400 lb limit. It comes in only one color, silverish grey versus the yellow, green, black and pink of the Equalizer.Bottom line, with the addition of the safety bar, forget the Equalizer, this Sunny Health dip station is superior to the competition. Added bonus is you’re paying half the price.

I am not happy with this product. Could never get the holes to match up . Assembly should not be this difficult . Its trash.

i recently bojght this to be able to do weighted dips again im 160lbs and i do 125lbs with a dip belt on it and it holds up just fine some wobble die to the pins but if i put bolts washers and nuts in it the i think it would eliminate the wobble. other than that its a fine option for people who are on a budget but also i got it while it was on sale 61$ marked down from 100$

I was a little concerned after reading comments about it being cheap, wobbly and difficult to assemble. It is the opposite of these concerns.It is super easy to assemble - 12 bolts to screw into obvious places and you're done. They give you a tool to do it, but I used my wrench to make sure it was tight enough. It took about 10 minutes.Once assembled, it is quite stable. Maybe if you're over 300 lbs, you might have trouble keeping it on all fours. Good rubber shoes to prevent sliding and just heavy enough to keep it down while exercising, but light enough to move it without a problem. The materials used are quite sturdy and strong. Good grip capability as well.