HOMCOM Power Tower Dip Station, Pull Up & Push Up & Dip Station for Home, Gym Multi-Function Strength Training Fitness, Commercial Workout for Arms, Legs, Back, Waist, Buttocks, Abdomen Exercise

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All this comes at a price though, with the PT60 tower costing as much as 3x what some of the cheaper towers in this section do. The only down side to this dip and chin-up station Allow a foot minimum on top of the height of the power tower to allow for some clearance on the pull-up part of the exercise. More if possible. Another good thing with this machine is they’ve thankfully got the lower cross bar in a good position.

Can tall people use it? Another thing to look out for, that’s not always obvious from the pics, is whether the station is any good for taller users. There’s some dip and chin up equipment where you’d be standing on the ground practically when doing dips. Super Sturdiness and Stability】With a weight capacity of 450lbs, you can feel confident and secure during your intense workouts. Whether you are performing pull-ups, dips, knee raises, or other exercises, The Sportsroyals Power Tower remains steady without any wobbling or shaking, ensuring a safe and effective workout session.

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One of the best things about this combined dip and pull up bar is that it does a lot more than those two exercises. You get a good sized chin up bar, with tapered handles and a solid dip station. There’s also extra bars at the base for push ups and a full-blown knee raise station too. This gym station makes the most of it’s footprint. The wide base makes it stable While none of the machines we reviewed in this guide could be accused of being comfortable, the HomCom equipment has decent padding on all of the places you’ll be gripping. From the chin-up to the dips to the push-up bars. It’s definitely comfier than plain old metal and helps keep a good grip. Upper bar height: 224cm HomCom’s dip station is one of the cheapest but don’t let the price put you off A good quality, sturdy frame

This will be a bit different to our normal buyer’s guide. In this section, we’ll cover some of the things we’ve seen with dip stations that was frustrating. Horizontal support bars that catch your knees, or shins

Buyer’s Guide – Some things to look out for

The grips are a bit unusual on this pull-up station. The chin-up bar’s got a good, foam coating but the push-up bars and the dip bars are not as comfy as you’d expect. They’re coated in a hard sort of plastic, rather than a textured rubber, or foam-like you’d think. Is it comfy? OK, exercise isn’t exactly ‘comfy’ but things like the padding and coating of any handles should be comfortable and supportive. A lot of machines look good in the pics but the grips will hurt any mortal’s hands. If you’re happy with your weight bench, then this machine is probably overkill. But, if you haven’t got one, or are planning to replace an old tattered one, this tower might be a good buy.