ProsourceFit Dip Stand Station, Ultimate Heavy Duty Body Bar Press with Safety Connector for Tricep Dips, Pull-Ups, Push-Ups, L-Sits

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5/5 sturdiness5/5 quality5/5 ease to assemblyIf you are looking for a dip station, just buy this one

Received a product from a clear used box, completely damaged. The dip bars themselves was also clearly used with scratches na some rust spots on the metal parts, and a kitchen knife had been left behind inside the box. Totally unacceptable!!!

I've been using it almost everyday and I love it!The instructions to set it up were a little bit unclear but once you have it set, it's amazing!

The Prosource Fit Dip Stand Station has become an indispensable part of my home gym, and it's transformed the way I work on my upper body strength and endurance. This heavy-duty dip bar is designed for tricep dips and more, and it's proven to be a solid addition to my fitness routine.The build quality is impressive, with a sturdy frame that supports my weight without any wobbling or instability. The safety connector adds an extra layer of security, giving me peace of mind during intense workouts.The dip station is versatile, allowing me to perform a range of exercises that target my triceps, chest, shoulders, and more. It's like having a mini gym at home, which is incredibly convenient.The Prosource Fit Dip Stand is easy to assemble, and it doesn't take up much space in my home gym area. I appreciate the attention to detail in the design, such as the foam grips for added comfort during workouts.If you're serious about your fitness and looking to level up your upper body strength training, the Prosource Fit Dip Stand Station is a must-have. It's a durable and versatile piece of equipment that helps you work towards your fitness goals efficiently and safely.

If I'd had this dip station as a kid, I wouldn't have broken my arm from enthusiastically swinging between the backs of the dining room chairs and the back of the couch like a tiny hyperactive monkey after school.Needless to say I'm an adult now (kind of) and learned my lesson well about the questionable stability of dining chairs for the sake of acrobatics back then.I bought the "Lite" Dipping Station version. Despite the listed weight capacity of up to 400lbs, I wasn't sure if this would be sturdy enough to handle my heavy body weight so I really hestitated between this one and other ones, but I've had it for about 3 months now; it's still trucking same as it did on day one.This is a good one. It doesn't adjust up/down like some stations, but instead is basically two heavy duty bars connected to the bottom parts. I think that's what makes it so solid. It's very few pieces, and a lot of good heavy soldering where they connect. I'm glad I got this one instead of the kind that might "adjust down" on me unexpectedly while I'm using it. It's weird that an item named "lite" seems better to me than one named "pro"..? but... whatever. They're completely different styles and this one's a way better design for what I wanted and was looking for. Nice and solid, no up and down adjustables relying on little pins. Just solid.The dipping bars were pretty easy to put together and came with the only tool it needed (for putting in the screws.) It was easier than putting together a metal bedframe; it took maybe 5 minutes including reading the directions; you just have to pay attention to where the holes are on the lower part (like where the connecting bar goes. between the two) Otherwise it'll take an extra minute as you flip it.The connecting bar keeps the two dipping bars from skidding on smooth flooring, so I'd recommend putting it on, especially if you're a heavier weight, even though it's not necessarily needed. It keeps the bars together so you don't have to worry about it sliding.The cushion "handles" on the station are actually comfortable. No weird smell or any "stickiness" from them although it's gotten hot this summer. I didn't know at first if I'd like them, but they're good, and so far have been very durable.Getting it has made it SO much easier for me to do a little exercise more frequently without the exhaustion of setting up anything or planning to exercise, or the pressure of doing it for a set period of time. Once it's put togther, there's nothing to adjust, prep, or set up. It's just there: you can do it as you walk from your room to whereever or back, or not, and it takes literally no extra mental or physical effort or good intentions or planning. You either do or you don't, because it's right there and on the way. Stick it in front of a doorway and it's great. It's accessible. You don't have to take it out or put it away. And it barely takes any space. (Unlike my slant bench... that doesn't quite fit the room when set up... that I have to pull out to even use, and takes up a bunch of horizontal real estate I could use.)There are some things that when you buy them, they help you with your life, and this has been one of them, so thanks, company. You did a good job, and it's appreciated. I needed it.

The frame is really well built and the adjustable stabiliser is actually really good.My only problem is that the hand grips have about 2mm of foam and it's very uncomfortable in the palms of my hands. I should imagine this can be fixed with some foam from a craft shop or even some thick clothing wrapped around the bars (pair of socks maybe?)

Las conseguí a buen precio, y me han sorprendido gratamente, son robustas, buen acabadas, bonitas, firmes, de momento las uso cómo apoyo a los lados de una cinta de andar para recuperarme de una lesión en una de mis rodillas, compré dos protectores acolchados que puse sobre las barras y ha quedado genial, la altura más alta de las dos que ofrece me queda ideal para apoyarme, y cuándo me recupere las usaré también para ejercitarme cómo paralelas. Ocupan espacio, son voluminosas, yo las coloqué tras un sillón en mi estudio y quedan camufladas. Las recomiendo mucho, son de calidad.La única pega fue con el reparto, casi no las recibo, pero, tras hacer gestiones, me llegaron.

Ergonomique très efficace haut qualité