YOLEO Adjustable Power Tower - Multi Function Pull up Station for Strength Training - Dip Stand Workout Fitness Bar - Push up Equipment of Home Gym Exercise

Serviceable home gym equipmentAll of my family can find their favorite exercise on this power tower. It does help us in health improvement and strength training with little space.1. Come with easy instruction and it is very handy for assembling which makes it a great power tower for lazy and busy people.2. Height adjustment, comfortable materials and sturdy construction let my family take more exercise than usual.3. Easy to use, and storage. I was worried about workout but this power tower makes me confident in keeping exercise.4. Good customer service which solves my problem quickly and give me useful advices about every aspect of this item. Such a nice shopping experience!If you want to buy a great multi gym power tower, this item is a real help.And it is also worth to buy for your family or send as a gift.

Brilliant product, was nice and quick to assemble. However it probably needs two people to get done quickly.Does exactly what it says, let's me do dips, pull up and push up, I can even do tricel dipsNice quality finish to product. However if you look closer, little things could potentially be a problem.The handle can be lose(able to twist around but have not yet come off so no real issue,The pads on bottom probably suit a more flat non cushioned surface. On carpet I don't know how much they add and finally it can wobble but it is till sturdy.

The media could not be loaded. Nice light weight but strong . Needed something for when I can't get to the gym and this has done nicely . Great for the price and was easy to assemble . Did need to use my own tools as supplied ones were a bit awkward but that's the only slightly negative comment .When using it is well balanced and stable , feels comfortable and strong .Will be recommending to other gym users.

The product is as described. I am not unhappy with it. Disappointed with aspects. For dips, the grips aren't great. In fact, none of the grips are partuculary great. Hard and slippery and can hurt the hand. I weigh 90 kilos and the frame wobbles somewhat when I dip. However, for the price, a useful bit of kit and I don't regret the purchase.

The imagines in the advert look good, but the actual item is not the same. It looks similar but it is cheap looking, it is not sturdy and heavy duty as the images show. The frame flexes. This would be returned if it hadn't been a Christmas gift to someone. Embarrassing really, the actual product should be shown in adverts.

Got it for my son and he absolutely loves it and uses it every day. Very sturdy, great quality and lots of options for different exercises. Perfect to have at home now when gyms are closed! Takes less space than I thought. Supposed to be in the garden but it is in his bedroom now.

Very strong bar and great sport tools for keeping you fit. What I don’t like, that bars could be a little bit bigger in diameter, also so mane bolts and nuts. Takes couple of hours to assemble the hole kit. Obviously very bad design been done by Structural Engineer. However, this kit is strong enough for my 102kg of weight.

Not a massive reviewer, but thought it worthy to give the average person’s outlook on this...Ok so I took the plunge to buy this power tower with lockdown 3.0 coming into effect and well I needed some extra motivation shift the festive indulgences, with the ambition to get traction on doing pull ups and dips.**Positives and negatives - Broadly categorised ***Price*: Let's start with the price, I paid £145. Seems reasonable, yes there are a few cheaper units out there though pay particular attention the metal fixings and supports. I felt this structure and extra supports beneath the dip’s arms are vital. The dip L-shaped design is actually welded to the main arm each side, with nice even welds.*Material*: The metal is tubular, or more oval "0" shaped and feel thin, a little too thin. but having said that once it is assembled seems sturdy. Easy to move which is a bonus.*Stability*: This isn’t bad. Yes, granted it isn't a solid unit and hangs together with nuts and bolts, which incurs some degree of flex but even with that it is a slight wobble at best. Technique will prove to be the clincher here. Once you get into good rhythm it is hardly noticeable. *I haven't been able to test out the pull up action, as you'll soon come to find out why below :/**Padding*: Not terrible but it will do.*Quality*: Mine came with a few subtle flaws and well a terrible one.Minor ones: Plastic moulding for the feet came squished and malformed. Makes it incredibly difficult to squeeze on without damaging the plastic (see pictures). Perhaps pre-soaking them in warm water might make this task a little easier, but it is an inconvenience. One of the supports bars came bent, needed some persuasion to try and flatten out, still not 100% but ok.Terrible one: The pull bar does not align. The bolt hole which is pre drilled is out of alignment making it impossible to attach the top bar without drilling out the hole. Not good when you finish assembly and probably the last thing that you'll attach.^ This is raised back to the seller, still awaiting an outcome ^Word of caution on the nuts and bolts they are M8 diameter, but the lengths are fractionally different. Best to lay out the bolts at the beginning as it is easy to pick the wrong one up if you scramble around in the bag. The nuts are plain nylon lock nuts so won't wobble loose.I hope this give you an idea of the type of tower that you'll receive.