I thought about a DIY dip rack. It didn't take long to decide that this was an economical option. Regrettably, this rack is short. Too short for my preferences....I'm 6'. A quick and easy fix was on hand using 6 concrete blocks. Now the rack is tall enough to use a dip belt when that time arrives.

Very solid and well built. A must have for dips in a home gym setup

Bends with every use and way to short for weighted dips. Don't waste your money

If you are tall, you might consider another. But this works great for my son. I'm not active, but at 6'1 you would have to bend your knees almost horizontally.

Looks sturdy, but is a little flimsy. You'll have to really tighten the bolts to keep the legs from moving once assembled. Mine came with an oddball hex head bolt that was not threaded enough to tighten, so I had to find a bolt in my toolbox. It works but is really too long and is a different color. I contacted the manufacturer so we'll see what they say or do.

Great new addition to my home gym. Sturdy and solid. Need wrenches or ratchet for ease assembling. Height is good for me. Grips could be a little thicker but are comfortable.Rings are heavy and work great! Comes with workout chart. It fulfills its purpose 100 i highly recommend.

Great product

I'm 6' 3 270 lbs old power lifter needed something to throw in corner for dips this has been a great addition for the money

Title says it all, do not buy unless you have a set of wrenches as it does not come with wrenches and Goodluck tightening a lock but by hand

I love how stable and solid it feels. Plus, it looks nice too.

I saw reviews talking about how incredibly sturdy this was and saw some others bashing the quality control (welding and handle bars, specifically). Both are correct. From the pics I was expecting a cheaply made, incredibly light unit, but went ahead with it because this would complete my little home gym.I received a little beast of a dip station that I KNOW wouldn't of wiggled or rocked if I had the chance to use it. I didn't make it quite that far as the very last bolt ripped the weld clean off on the middle support beam.Once assembled and tightened this would've been incredible, but the welding all over this is atrocious. Obviously mass produced with no quality control in that area. Small chips on the blue triangle support piece revealed rust. No doubt it's been sitting in a warehouse for a while.I'm 165lbs and like I said above am incredibly confident this would've held my weight well. My only worry the entire time I assembled it were the welds.I liked this so much that I almost purchased it again as I was disassembling it for return, but definitely don't want to come tumbling down from this (long 10 inch drop) after a weld snaps mid rep. Still tempted to get it but I really think it's a coin toss on quality control based off my experience and other reviews.5 star product 3/4 star execution. Stay safe bros and girls.

It's to low

Great product to use.

Solid and stable, yet light enough to move around easily which is important in my small home gym. The bar width is perfect for me (5'8)

I'm a 215 pound guy who loves dipping on this bar as it's very stable and just like the gym. The assembly was more painful than necessary because I bolted the center bar upside down. Please note the bar isn't clearly labeled with what is the right side up so it's easy to mess up.I wish there were more cushion for the arms so make sure you get some gloves.

Very solid! Grips are soft. Easy to move.

Very simplistic concept and yet they some how screwed up the nuts (no pun intended, just didn't want to swear). Garbage blueprints. As an engineer I would have liked to see more clarification of the assembly. How to you make a nut wrong. The sole purpose is to tighten on to the bolt and it simply can't go past the tip. Now I have to go out of my way to get proper nuts. I deserve some kind of reimbursement for this disgrace. Such an easy concept, cmon man. I want a pump.

The quality for the price is great. This is the less sturdy version, but it's more than enough for someone -200lbs. I can see it supporting someone far heavier

I bought the deluxe model because the bars are about 3 inches higher off the floor and I'm glad I did. I'm only 5'10 and I have to cross my ankles and raise my feet when I'm doing dips. I bought it for doing chest dips and it works great.It doesn't come with assembly instructions but, it's simple and straightforward if your handy.I would recommend

I wanted to put this in my office and be able to use it both as a standing desk and as a dip station. Easily made a small desk station with 12-in pine board 2x6 and 2-in PVC tube. See pic.IT WORKS GREAT! Add a $16.00 balance board and it's a mini gym in the office. I just pull off the keyboard stand and do a few dips every hour. I weigh 240lbs...it's super solid!