Chin Up Station ( Pull Up Dip Bar ) Power Tower Workout for Home Gym

It was a little tough putting together but once finished this thing is amazing! I'm 6'7 (220lbs) so it definitely is good for those big and tall!

I am impressed with this Power Tower from relife. Service was great. Was easy to install and setup and I am 248lbs and it supports me perfectly. I would recommend this product to anyone looking for workout equipment. Thank you!

Had to find a quality pull up\dip push up exercise equipment, simple to put together and is exactly what I need…onto fitness n health thank you relifesports!

Great addition to home gym. It doesn’t take up much space. Sturdy and easy to assemble

Sticking with body weight exercises now to avoid injury in my 60's. This is perfect for that, durable, easy to access, I use it every day, love it.

I received this a week ago in the mail. It was delivered undamaged unlike some of the other exercise equipment I have purchased from other companies. It took about 30 minutes to assemble and it has joined my home gym. Good quality and gets the job done!

I needed a pull-up bar where I could also do dips. But because of the low ceiling in my home gym, I needed a pull-up bar that was shorter than others. With this one, it's adjustable, so you can make it just about as high as you want or as low as you want. It was VERY easy to assemble, it's made of great quality, easy instructions, looks great, footings won't scratch a floor, and best of all it fits perfect in my home gym. Exactly what I was looking for!

It is overall a very good and simple to build power tower. The only flaw it has is it's width. I t would be so much better, should it be just 10 centimeter wider. Other than that I highly recommend it.

Hi, I installed the equipment indoors (good timing, since my
wife had to suddenly go on a trip, so she didn't interfere).

I haven't yet taken it outdoors, since the weather in the SF Bay
Area has been extemely bad, I am now 80 years old, and suffer
much spinal pain, but I am hopeful I can manage to do pullups,
dips & leg raises, when the weather finally becomes warm.

Well if all fails, I will then want to get my grandkids trying it out.

So, what is the problem? If I try a pullup to leg raise, the
equipment tends to tilt over backward. A fall then almost
happened to me (for potentially causing serious injury).

I am hopeful putting 2 kettle bells on the base, and/or propping
a chair against the equipment, will help eliminate this problem.

Lightweight, compact, and sturdy. This product is exactly what I was looking for. I’m 5’10” 200lbs with a wide back and broad shoulders. This power tower is perfect for concentrated pull-ups, dips, and push-ups.