Inexpensive and easy to put together. Seems like decent quality. Only reservations are that it wobbles if my hands are any further back than 1 from the front of the handle pad - not off the front of the pad so there is more room to move forward if you feel like you need it. If you tried to do a dip only grabbing the end I bet you'd come crashing down. 180lbs btw, well within the spec of this thing. Also, slow and steady would be advised due to the rocking around...a longer base would make me more confident.

Quick assembly (under 10 minutes). Sturdy. I use this daily (I'm 200 pounds). An excellent choice.

So it does the job, and it does it well. However, if you are a guy who needs to also add a weight belt for doing dips, you might wanna go to the more expensive one (I know they have several options). It will twist a bit, but as long as your floor is flat, it won't twist while you are doing the exercises.Also the padding is a bit thin, so if you are new to doing dips n such, you might want to put on some lightly padded weight lifting gloves, or drape a towel over them to provide a little extra padding. If you are more experienced, then I notice it's fine as is.Good product, I would recommend it to the right people

It only weighs 18 lbs or so. Doesn't come with instructions. I used the other reviewer's pic to build it. The blue angles go on the outside. It took me about 20 mins. There is no give, squeaking, nada.Edit: I removed the blue cushion and added a $10 bat grip to each. Much better. It allows me to dip deeper. If you have boney hands like mine it helps a lot!FYI you're going to need an adjustable wrench.I've already done 4-5 sets and it feels solid. I might buy some padding/grips for the legs -- but it's not needed. I did purchase silicone handle wrap for the handle since the blue material is pretty thin and doesn't add much padding.The distance between bars is perfect. I measured 19 apart at the mid point of the bars. The bars aren't parallel -- they diverge outward which is what you want imo. This allows you to widen your shoulders increase difficulty.I'm 5'9, 175.

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.

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

I love everything it has and it a great machine to work with with my height at 5'4. I dislike the fact that the handle grips doesn't last long and it would be great if it had the same material as a bicycle grip.

Im an idiot, this thing is a great

I am pleased with these bars. They could have been made a little higher even an inch would have made this more functional. When you bend your knees in order to dip, my feet hit the ground. Overall good product.