HOMCOM Power Tower Station with Dip Stand, Pull Up Bar Home Office Gym Training Workout Equipment

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How much can you do on it? Some of the better dip and chin up stations have a number of other exercises you can do on them. Common additional exercises are things like leg raises, bars for push-ups or some that even flip around to turn into a weights bench (more on those later in this guide). 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.

The chin-up bar slides up and down and can be set to any position with a simple pull out dial on the sides. This makes it a good choice if you’ve ever struggled with chin-up stations with struggling to get to the bar. This part of the guide will jump into the top home pull up dip stations we’ve reviewed so far that is good for doing chin-ups and dips. If you wish to return your item to Robert Dyas, you can do so by the following method: 1. Request a Collection via Robert Dyas Customer ServicesAt Viking, we are dedicated to ensuring that your shopping experience is always efficient and budget-friendly. That's why we're delighted to extend a free delivery option to our valued customers. 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. Relife’s power tower is one of the cheapest pull-up stations and, while it’s not ideal for taller people, it’s got a lot to offer. From the ground up, the curving bottom frame, combined with the fat padded feet make sure there’s no awkward lateral wobbling when you’re working out. Putting your dip and chin up gear together shouldn’t cause you any problems. Of the equipment we’ve looked at, they’re one of the more simple apparatus to assemble. Having said that, you might want to use the old classic that saves us a lot of headaches at Home Gym Experts. ADJUSTABLE HEIGHT: Sets to seven different levels to safely cater to the user's height. Spacing between each hole is 8cm

Unlike some other machines, this dip and pull up machine doesn’t have any wide so you can get some lateral movement on the dips, or when climbing up to the chin up bar. 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.

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Another surprise at this price point is that this pull up and dip combo has a good range of exercises, with none of the ones you want from a power tower missing. Variety of Exercises】From classic pull-ups and chin-ups to challenging dips and leg raises, it caters to a wide range of strength training needs. This multifunctional design makes it a fantastic all-in-one solution for anyone looking to target different muscle groups and achieve a full-body workout.

Max user weight– It’s all well and good having those big chunky model guys on the product pics, but what’s the real upper weight for a user for this station? It gets more complex with things like weighted dips. So one thing we look into is how much weight each station can take. 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. You’ve got a choice of heights from 165cm up to 225cm so this is suited to ladies as well as taller gents. A wider base would have helped No. None of the chin up and dip exercise gear we’ve seen or reviewed would stand up to the British weather. You could possibly try to get a waterproof cover for your station but realistically these are designed to be used in your home or garage gyms. Short on space, you might prefer a wall-mounted bar A lot of the newer dip stations have this design – where the bottom part of the frame curves outwards rather than the classic 2 parallel bars. There’s extra stability here too, thanks to the large circular feet on this equipment. Yep, this thing isn’t going to shift around. You can adjust it to any size

Short on space, you might prefer a wall-mounted bar

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 To finish it off, you’ve got push-up bars on the base of the frame too. What’s not great with this station? For dips, there’s got a plain pair of parallel bars that are extremely stable thanks to the upward angled support. There’s nothing fancy here but the grips are padded and you’ve got plenty of room to do proper dips here. The generous length grips are longer than other similar stations and you can easily jump up and grab them. Comfy foam grips 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 Anything of a nature that for hygiene or associated health and safety - this includes the Outdoor Spas, Mattresses and Divan Sets

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 The pull-up bar can also be lowered to fit several different heights so even if you’re not a giant, you’ll have no problem hopping up into the ideal chin-up position. So what’s not so great with this tower? MULTI WORKOUT: All-in-one upper body workout allows you to perform pull ups, push ups, dips and more. Great for keeping in shape when you are indoors 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 stableOne thing to look out for when you’re shopping for your new chin up tower is to get the height right. It’s super-difficult to gauge from the pics whether or not these things are tall enough and they’re definitely not all created equally! If you’re around 5.8 feet tall or above – beware! There’s some short towers out there that might not be tall enough for you. What height tower should you get? Scottish Highlands & Islands postcodes: AB, FK, HS, IV, KA, KW, PA, PH, ZE, LL58-LL78, IM, TR, PO30-41 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. One thing you definitely notice with the PT60 is the robust build quality of the frame and the little things like the quality of the pads and stitching. This gym gear looks like it can take a beating. It’s heavy, tough and a real serious bit of gym gear.