K KiNGKANG Power Tower Home Gym Commercial No Shaking Pull-Up Station Dip Station Workout Equipment, KK-LQ

I have to say that I am impressed by this pull up and dip rack. It's well engineered and it is well manufactured. All the parts are machined within tolerance so that all the holes align. This makes assembly so easy, and the final assembly is square and stable. So nice to work with nicely designed and made stuff. At 6-3 I always appreciate a bar as high as possible. For pull-ups, it's high enough for knee bent work - just. With the design and stability of this design I think they could stretch it out another 10 inches or more, which would be sweet. One thing kind of weird is mixed messages about origin. I see Ontario USA but also seemed to get messages from China. It would be nice if made in USA by US firm but not sure. Received OK within time estimate in any case. Overall I'm happy with my investment.

I measured the station from floor to top of the bar at exactly 80". It was 1" shorter than the description but I can live with it, just need to bend at the knees a little more. I'm 6 feet tall by the way. My head is 10" high so I have a head clearance of 6" with a 8 foot ceiling (80 + 10 = 90" or 6" from ceiling).The station is sturdy. I had my brother try it who is heavier than me at 192 lbs. and it didn't shake or flex. I like that I can hold it at 18" apart or further out. The photos on this website has only one angled view. It did not adequately show the bar on how close you can hold it and the distance away from the vertical support. So, see my attached photos.

Just put this together as gyms are closed due to the virus. This tower is the one you want if you want something study and durable. The steel is thick and does not wobble at all when doing chin ups/pull ups/dips. I feel very safe when doing these. Since you can't tell from the picture, the wide grip holds are padded while the inner bar is not padded on top.Assembly was easy, you are given one page and it's pretty obvious how everything goes together.I would splurge on this if you want something that will last and can support weighted dips/chins. Also it doesn't look ugly.

I bought the other pull-up station few weeks back and it does not stay still when I use it, kinda overweight. So I have to return and get this unit.This beast was around 80lbs compare to the other 60lbs unit, and it is definitely a hard core commercial grade pull-up station, I had been use this for the past two weeks and no issues so far.Installation and setup was quite simple, I only spend like half hour to get this ready on my backyard.The con is the same, it is quite heavy and large, so I have to disassemble this before moving this from my backyard to basement.Overall really good unit, save me a lot time for avoiding gym.

It's a definitely sturdier version of a home gym. I was missing a part but the seller responded promptly (from China) and mailed me what was missing with an extra part within a week!

I ordered this and when it came the top handle bar/pull up piece was bent where the screws need to be lined up. So I couldn't insert it into the frame and screw it together. There was no physical way I was going to be able to bend this steel frame. I reported it as damaged and Amazon sent me another one. Well the second one is also bent in the same spot. It wasn't bent as bad as the first one. I decided to see if I could hammer the frame into it and after a few hours of hammering I finally got it to fit. What a pain. Also I have no idea how I'm supposed to get the first one sent back - it's extremely heavy.

This pull-up and dip station is pretty versatile and compact. Most importantly, it's stable -- I haven't had any problems with shaking (or anything else) while using it regularly over the past month. Solid construction and design.

Very sturdy. I hate that cheap paper thin exercise equipment they sell now. My son wanted a wall mounted bar, but he is much happier with this. It doesn't shake or flex and he can move it anywhere he wants.