M HI-Mat Multifunctional Height Adjustable Power Tower, Home Gym Pull Rod Support for Strength Training Fitness Station (Bearing 550 LB,64.6 to 84.7)

I like this power tower, I can do dips, chin ups and pull ups, and leg raises or attach my bands to the pull up bar in a compact area, which is great! And is what I wanted. The price is fair for what you get, the rig is a little unstable When I do pull ups but it holds my weight and it does what it’s supposed to. Also if I use a 50 lb band it will pull the whole rig across the floor lol, so maybe I’ll use some plates to hold it down next time. The instructions did not match the parts labeled but it was easy enough to figure out what goes where.Overall I like this power tower, I bought this one because it was cheap, so the value is fair. It does what I need it to so I’ll give it 4/5

The similar item goes for over $300 on a very popular internet auction site. When I saw this for just $, I had to try it, I had read the reviews prior to purchasing. Those reviews are very helpful. So if you are trying to add an extra piece of equipment on your gym, this is it. after lifting weights , i changed up work outs with this tower. you can do many types of exercises, like dips, pull ups, abdominal etc. I put it together myself self and assembly was straight-forward and took about 45 minutes. All the parts were there, and I was quite easy to follow the diagram, but do not tighten any of the nuts and bolts until the instructions say to.Post-assembly- The unit works great. It is stable on the floor and does not come off the ground. It's stable enough that I'm able to do inverted sit-ups hanging from my knees on the pull-up bar. The steel seems to be of heavy enough gauge that I anticipate no problems with its durability. Overall, the welded joints on this thing were done very well, the unit is sturdy and has a nice flake, powder finish. When you get it home and put it together, it takes up some space and appears much larger and taller in person than it does in the photos.In summary, if I had paid $300 for it, I would still consider it a good deal. It has to be the best money I have spent in the past few years.Get one, and if you don't use it, at least you'll have an extra coat & hat rack!

after receiving guideline from the seller now it works well.

Product is pretty decent FOR THE PRICE. I am a 6'0", 220 lb man, and it definitely wobbles if I do pull ups or dips intensely. If I do them slow and controlled, it is more stable. That being said, I am able to do pull ups and dips now in a compact space. It has everything on one side so you can put it up against a wall. I put it together in about an hour by myself.

Very nice, I’ve been wanting to buy one of these for a long time. I don’t know if my floor is uneven or if it is the product, but I have since put foam under the base to keep it balanced.

It's pretty sturdy for the price, set up was confusing because the instructions that come with it are incorrect when in comes to what screws are for which peice. But you get an email with the correct instructions when you buy the pull up bar. Imma get so buff...

This is a total waiste of money. It is not sturdy enough for a grown man to use the pull up bar--it teeters and is dangerously unsteady. It is designed very poorly. Do not waste your time, money, or effort on this.

It feels very cheap and unstable. The pull up bar section does not attach well to the rest of the structure which causes it to move while using it. The pads are also not very comfortable.