SogesHome Power Tower Pull Up Bar and Dip Station, Height Adjustable Dip Stand Exercise Machine for Home Gym, Multi-Functional Free Standing Strength Training Fitness Workout Station

We've had this outside under our carport for about a year now, because it was the easiest place to keep it. It has held up well. My daughter is the one who uses it, & for her it's been perfect. It was easy to assemble & we've not had any issues with stability. It's a relatively light weight piece of equipment, so I don't know how it would hold up for someone who is heavier. My daughter is about 120 lbs.

Great price. Great quality. Sturdy. Recommend.

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.

To start, this piece of equipment is fantastic for the price (prime day helped). One disclaimer is I would purchase a ratchet set to help with assembly— the tools they provide won’t securely tighten the bolts. The light weight wrenches included will help with counter torque but in my opinion they won’t secure the bolts well enough just from hand tightening. It came with all the parts, and everything fit together perfectly— just follow the instructions. I put it together in about 30 minutes. A second set of hands would’ve helped, but not at all mandatory. As for the performance, it’s definitely solid. I’m 6’ and 160 lbs, so I have zero issues with the height of the dip and pull-up bars. You can also do hanging leg raises. It does shake slightly (not much at all) but that gives those fast twitch muscle fibers a run for their money! Easy to use, and the appearance adds to the look of my home gym! 5 of 5 stars!

Great product and sturdy

Low cost, goes together quickly, and works. It does feel a little less sturdy at the highest height and I have an old heavy punching bag laying on the legs to keep it from tipping over otherwise it would I'm pretty sure.

Not as sturdy as it seemed on site, easy assembly. Can't go too high or will shake.

30-50 mins installation. Solid quality!

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.

Perfect tower build. Holds me with 90kgs with ease

I got a damaged pull up bar. The main support bracket has missing grooves for the bolts without which the stand is not stable and safe.

Little tricky to put together but it works great

It fits well in my den. Nice and compact. Be aware of swinging when using the apparatus. There are more sophisticated models but this does the basics and for the price it is great