BangTong&Li Power Tower Black

Great value for the price! I got it on sale for $130. Sturdy piece of exercise equipment where you can do pushups (better than regular pushups - these allow you to go deeper to get a more full chest workout), dips, leg raises, wide, vertical grip and normal pull ups, chin ups, and even cable atachments to add more stuff. I'm genuinely impressed. I put it together with my 14 year old son in about 1.5 hours. It was easy enough to assemble that he could have put it together himself pretty easily. I spent a day or two browsing through the different options for this type of equipment on Amazon.....and ultimately settled on this specific one for a few reasons: 1) Price. I only found a few that were under $150...I think 3 out of the 7 or so that I limited my choices down to. The average price for the ones I was interested in was around $165. 2) Vertical Grips. Most of the power towers didn't have vertical grips....and I love doing vertical grip pull ups. 3) Height Adjustment - believe it or not, not all power towers have a height adjustment. I'm a really small guy, 5'5" - and also my 14 year old son will be using this....so I definitely wanted something adjustable Cons: The only cons so far , and this is probably just preference.....but 1) the back cushion could have been bigger.. 2) the grips are a hard plastic, and are just as hard on the hands , if not worse, than the plain bar itself. So I'm going to buy some grip tape/ bicycle handlebar tape or something similar....and wrap up the dip bar, pull ups bar, etc.....to give it a bit of cushion. 3) For the regular pull ups...not the wide pull ups - there is no grip tape/handles...so again, I'll be wrapping these spots to make it easier to grab With all of that said......for what I paid $130....this is absolutely a steal. I love it!

Pros: - Package was delivered relatively quickly (I believe 3 days) - Fairly easy to assemble - took me about 90 mins by myself (I'm sure those more skilled at putting things together would've done it a lot faster) - the instructions won't win any Pulitzers, but they were clear and thorough enough that it was not confusing at all (much better than Ikea instructions), all the necessary parts came with the packaging (no need to get your own tools). - The product it self is surprisingly light - so it's easy to move - but very solid and sturdy. - The fit and finish is excellent - every part fits perfectly where they should and everything feels rock solid and fitted in perfectly. Nothing is askew or has a nut or a bolt that doesn't tighten all the way (like some other products may). - Versatile - has multi-functional use - Pushup bar, dip bars, multigrip pull up bar, captain's chair (for hanging leg raises) - Price - I don't think you will find a similarly priced item that provides this many functions at this level of quality - Customer Service - When the package arrived, everything looked good. However, one of the base parts that has a push up bar (1 of the pair) had a big noticeable scratches on it. Functionally it didn't negatively affect the product, just its aesthetics, but obviously it did bother me that a brand new product had a part that was badly scratched. When I emailed the seller about it, I received a response almost immediately offering their apology and immediately sent me a brand new replacement part (not just one, but a pair). Cons: - None that I can find yet. But if there an area of improvement, maybe design-wise the pullup bar, which overhangs can be extended a bit further. I'm guessing its design was intended to balance out the user's weight so not too much weight hangs towards one side that the equipment tips over (remember, it's surprisingly light). But maybe the base parts can be weighted more towards the back to balance that out? Conclusion: I highly recommend this product to anyone looking to add a multi-functional workout equipment to their home gym. Quality product with excellent customer service at this price, can't be beat!

I searched for the smallest possible power tower for my 10yo who's been on the waiting lists for physical and occupational therapy for so long that I decided to take matters into my own hands so he could at least develop some strength while he waits. I mostly got this for him to do some freestyle movement on, since he never stops moving at any time. This one is the shortest and narrowest power tower I could find so that he can use it now (but it adjusts so he can still use it as he grows, as long as he doesn't get too broad for it), with the smallest footprint to fit better in our small house. It is made for an adult but it's sized well enough for him that he loves it and uses it constantly. The instructions to assemble this aren't in perfect English but it's pretty darn good English on the whole and easy to understand, easy to follow, and includes very good diagrams. There are a few steps where the language can be just a bit confusing but between the pics and ordinary good sense, none of it was hard to figure out. I used to work at a sporting good store so I've put together a lot of exercise equipment with far, far worse instructions than this. This was a breeze to put together, because all the parts were there and the instructions were good. There's one diagram that they should update because they have apparently changed the type of bolt that's included but the diagram shows a different (previous?) bolt used in that step. And the uprights that are marked L and R had the wrong stickers marking them, but again, good sense sorted that out because of the way the arms are meant to angle inward toward the user. Putting them together the way they are marked would've had the arms angling outward. It was packaged like an engineer's dream. No wasted space, all the hardware clam-packed, well-organized, and easily identifiable, instead of tossed randomly into baggies...soft parts were protected against damage, no unnecessary packaging or room for parts to move around in the box during shipping. Everything was packed like a tetris game so there was no need for styrofoam or anything, and everything arrived in good shape. All the tools you need are in the box. It's a heavy box, plus large and awkward if you don't have long arms, but nothing I couldn't handle moving on my own. It does help to have two people to put it together. I don't think it's absolutely necessary but it helps when aligning pieces. My kiddo helped me, and that was all the help I needed. It probably took us a couple of hours going at a relaxed pace. You're going to want to work where there is plenty of floor space or somewhere to lay out the pieces as you work with them. It seems very stable and sturdy. I've used it a bit myself without it feeling wobbly or weak, and I'm no lightweight. There is a crossbar between the uprights about 1.5 feet up from the bottom that my 4ish foot tall 10yo uses as a sort of ladder rung to step on so he can get up high enough to use the tower. I'm glad it's there for him. BUT be aware that if you're trying to do knee lifts on this thing and your legs are long enough for your feet to reach below that bar (i.e. you are an adult with normal growth patterns), you will want to lift your knees in a way that keeps your feet forward as you lift them because if you lift your feet straight up for a few inches before bringing them forward, you will hit your heels on that bar. I don't recommend it, since the tears and swearing that follow will disrupt your workout mindset. This same bar hit my shins and knees when I attempted to use a resistance band to assist with pull-ups and the band pulled my legs forward a bit (I was facing backward on the tower, of course). If that bar wasn't needed as-is so my child could step up on it, I would definitely wrap a pool noodle or pipe insulation foam around it for safety. He never gets hurt on that bar, but I sure do. I'm sure it's because he has shorter legs, so his feet never get below that level, really. If you're an adult, consider cushioning that bar somehow. It's great for stabilizing the tower but it's a hazard for it to be uncushioned. Keep in mind that we have the pull-up bar adjusted down as low as it can go, to fit a child as closely as possible, so if you have it higher, that crossbar might not be a problem for you. But if it is, you'll have to do your pull-ups with your legs directly below you, not held in front. If you read the description, you'll already know that this tower includes a pull-up/chin-up bar, leg lift handles with arm rests and back rest, dip handles, and push-up handles. I showed my son how to use all of these features correctly, adjured him to make sure that he always keeps his body weight over the base at all times so he wouldn't risk tipping it (although it won't tip easily), and let him just use it to move however he wants to on it. I figure anything he does on it will help him get stronger. Even at the lowest setting, the pull-up bar is a bit too high for my son because this is designed for adults. But just a bit. The rest of the tower is just a bit too wide, but not uncomfortable or unusable at all. So I imagine an adult from around 4'8" or taller could use this. I'm not as good as source for telling you how tall a person this would suit because it's just the two of us using it and at 5'5", that makes me the tall one in the house. My son is very slight of build, so his body is narrow, and he can use this. I am fairly broad for a woman (though not out of the ordinary), and I can use it just fine. If you're a broad shouldered male, or as broad as that regardless of gender, this tower might not suit you. It's about 2 feet across from elbow to elbow where the arm cushions are. All the other handles below that level are about the same distance apart (2'). The pull-up bar is wider but the rest of your body will still need to fit within that space and allow room for movement. I'd say this tower could accommodate most heights but only for slender to average breadth people. It's about the right width for me and I'm about 17" from shoulder to shoulder. So if you have a hard time using most power towers because they are too wide for comfort or spread your arms too far apart, this might be just what you're looking for. It's not child-sized nor intended for a child, but clearly a child can use it with modifications. (Mine uses a stepstool so he can spot himself on dips, for example.) I wouldn't get it for a child who either won't understand or won't cooperate to keep his bodyweight over the base, just as a sensible precaution. I'm not recommending it for kids, I'm just saying I'm letting mine use it and it's fine so far. The paint isn't the powder-coated type but there aren't any scratches or chipping from shipping or assembling it, or from the first week of use so far since we've put it together. I do expect it to scratch and show wear at some point, but so far the paint is staying on well. I'd say it's worth what it cost and I would buy from this company again. At this stage, I would recommend this power tower to anyone who isn't too big for it, with the caveat that a cushion might be needed on that one crossbar.

This item is a free-standing exercise station. The item included and arrived with the included hardware. Item included directions and was easy to assemble. This workout station has a multi-grip pullup bar, dip and push up handles, with padded arm and back rests. The station also includes hooks that allow for the use of resistance bands (NOT included). Although this item is made to be free-standing, I strongly recommend using something (in my case I used extra weight plates) to secure the station as best as possible, as it can wobble during some exercises with excessive movement. All in all, this item works great, the height of the pullup bar is also adjustable for various heights and room sizes. This is a frequently used piece of equipment in my home gym.

Took an hour just to figure out the parts and bolts. Then two more to do it myself. Probably would go faster with two people. says it’s rated for 330 pounds but I worry The metal bent while tightening the bolts down.

Sometimes when you order exercise products you don't know what you're going to get. The reviews and pictures people posted were very helpful. The unit will take about an hour to assemble. It comes with tools so you really don't need anything as far as tools are concerned. The kit also comes with a tube of oil for the more tightly fitting things but I didn't end up using it. The kit also comes with a few spare screws and washers which are nice. The most difficult thing to assemble are the pads for the dip handles. I found that putting on exercise gloves while installing the pads was very helpful because of all the twisting you'll need to do to get them on the handles. As far as stability is concerned, I was apprehensive to purchase anything like this at first because my garage floor is somewhat uneven, but no matter where I placed this, the unit was stable. I'm 5'11 and about 180 pounds and I was able to do all the movements recommended for this unit without fear of this tipping over. It's a very stable unit as far as I can tell for the exercises I will do with it. The unit didn't shake or rattle like other models I read reviews for. Happy with my purchase.

Nothing better than having your own gym at home this pull-up bar is very strong material, and reliable to use my 12-year-old love it

Update: I have been using it for over four months and I love it. But I still prefer taking the back cushion bar off when doing pullups, and the way it is designed makes it hard to take the back cushion bar off. It could have been designed a lot better. I wish that there were no pins to pull out to remove the back cushion bar. I wish that I could slide the back cushion bar UP to remove it, instead of far left/right and then bending it down towards ground and sliding back the opposite way. It's easy to assemble. It's pretty sturdy. I'm 5'11 and 155 lbs. There are a ton of exercises that I can do on it, as illustrated in the various pictures. Oh, and I can do pullups almost standing up now, which I could not do when I had the pullup bar I put over my bathroom door. That one required me to curl in my knees a lot, which I did not like. That, plus I didn't want to keep removing the pullup bar on my door and I could not close the bathroom door with the pullup bar on it. I do have one complaint about this product though. The back cushion is in the way when I do pullups. It doesn't hurt my body, but my body keeps banging and brushing up against it and not only is that irritating but it produces a lot of metal clattering noises every time I bump up against it. So the simple solution would be to remove the back cushion, right? I can't do that. If I do that, then I have nothing to support my back when I do knee and leg raises. No matter how determined I am, my back will always extend way too far back because there is no back cushion to keep my body positioned. And so the second best solution would be to remove and replace the bar, but you have to have pins when you use the back cushion. If you don't use the pins, the bar that the back cushion is on will rotate so that the cushion is facing down. So you have to install and remove the pins every time. And not only that, you have to remove and install the bar each and every time and that is a very difficult feat. So to fix this, they need a better back cushion bar where it's very easy to remove, like only takes less than one second. One that doesn't wobble or make clattering noises. Just a slide down and slide up kind of thing. But they didn't have the brains to design something simple like that. However, I 100% recommend this pull up bar over the competitors because the competitors have the same problem (I read the reviews) and this one is much nicer and has more exercises that you can do on it.

This was an awesome buy! There’s nothing cheap or wobbly about this gym. It’s a good price for an at home gym and I wanted to show the quality of the assembly in some pictures because that was what mattered to me when I was shopping. I am stuck in lockdown without a lot of room to move around and even stretching out on the floor is a bit of a big thing with dogs and being in the traffic path of other people. I pretty much have to lock myself in my bedroom if I want to get some floor space lol 😂 Vertical is definitely the way to go! I was worried that it would be too hard for me to use, I need to stretch my upper body, well, my whole body and all the more so now that it’s cold 🥶 outside and we are still under lockdown It’s not too hard for me to use. I’m not strong in the upper body, but this is really adaptable. My husband loves it and he likes how he can use it to go right to building muscle strength and bulk. For me, I’m more interested in therapeutic use. I’ve had whiplash and various injuries and it’s so hard not to have things lock up if they aren’t carefully stretched. A chair doesn’t offer the sort of stability or variety that this gym gives! My favourite thing is the sturdiness. It feels really safe to trust myself to. I can let myself pay attention to what my muscles and tendons are doing instead of what my supports are doing and that is where my mind needs to be! I’m happy to devote space in my house to this gym. It’s so useful for everyone and anyone at any level can use it! If you are going through body rehabilitation, it’s a good idea to watch a YouTube channel that shows easy swings and stretches or get a book that shows how muscles work and stretch. If you’re building muscle mass there are tons of workouts to follow for that, same for looking for length and leanness. Definitely worth it! Such an awesome tool! It’s fun to use too, it gives a good sensation to swing on it. I’ve included the size of the steel and strength and a box unpacking since you can see what the finished product looks like. What I wanted to know about when I was shopping was quality! Have a look at my pics and you can see how assembly is easy and the bars individually are very strong,

UPDATE 27.10.2021 Nach der weiteren Kontaktaufnahme mit dem Verkäufer wurde eine Entscheidung getroffen, die für uns beide akzeptabel und nachvollziehbar ist. Der Verkäufer beantwortet alle Anfragen quasi sofort und sucht jedes mal tatsächlich nach einer optimalen Lösung, anstatt nur die dummen Ausreden zu finden. So eine Reaktion ist heutzutage sehr positiv, dennoch schon überraschend, da man leider sehr oft ganz andere Erfahrungen sammelt. Somit ist das Problem endgültig zu meiner vollsten Zufriedenheit geklärt und dadurch verbessere ich meine Note auf 5 Sterne und bedanke mich bei dem Verkäufer für die Mühen und eine optimale Lösung des Problems. Überraschend schnell kam die Station an - 3 Tage vor dem geplanten Lieferungsdatum. Alles schön und sicher eingepackt, alles neu - kein Retour o.ä.. Beim Aufbau wurden gleich 3 Teile festgestellt, die nicht einsetzbar sind: 1. Die Schraube für die obere Leiste hat eine beschädigte Gewinde. 2. Die Schraube für die Regulierung der Höhe/Tiefe ist verkrümmt und kann nicht eingesetzt werden. 3. Bei einem der beiden Armlehnen sind die Löcher für die Schrauben falsch vorgebohrt worden und zwar etwa 5-7 Millimeter zu weit.. Somit ist die Station nicht zu gebrauchen. Der Kontakt mit dem Hersteller wurde schnell aufgenommen mit der Bitte, die kaputte Teile zu ersetzen. Dabei habe ich angeboten, mit nur die Schrauben zukommen lassen. Die Armlehne hätte ich selbst repariert. Die schnelle Antwort war (alles in Englisch), dass diese Stationen nicht mehr produziert werden und somit können weder Schrauben noch die Armlehnen geliefert werden. Als Ausgleich wurde es mir angeboten, eine neue Dip Station zuzuschicken. Allerdings, ohne, dass die alte Station zurück geschickt wird. Ich brauche aber definitiv keine neue Station, sondern nur die 2-3 kleine Teile. Ansonsten muss ich selbst die Entsorgung organisieren, wofür ich aktuell absolut keine Zeit habe.. Das bedeutet: die kaputte Station geht zurück.. Das Angebot von dem Hersteller finde ich zwar fair, aber zu umständlich. Ich möchte definitiv keinen Profit daraus erzielen, sondern ich brauche eine funktionsfähige Dip Station. Und alles, was mir dafür fehlt, sind nur die 3 kleine Teile. Die Baumärkte verfügen über solche Schrauben nicht - habe bis jetzt per Mail schon 4 Absagen erhalten. Das bedeutet: für die nicht brauchbare Dip Station gibt es 0 Sterne. Für das Angebot des Herstellers klare 5 Sterne, auch wenn ich es nicht annehme. Da ich hier allerdings die Station bewerte und nicht den gesamten Verlauf, gibt es insgesamt nur 1 Stern.

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Après avoir comparé le prix sur plusieurs sites et notamment à celui de décathlon, franchement celui-ci fait largement l’affaire, en plus je l’avais acheté avec une remise, une sacré économie pour de la bonne qualité en plus! Elle est très stable, mon mari qui mesure 1,92m l’utilise aussi bien pour le lever des jambes que pour des tractions ou des DIPS. Les finitions sont belles, cependant le cousin du dossier pour moi est un peu trop petit , j’aurais préféré plus long pour un meilleur soutien du dos pour le lever de jambe. Globalement très bonne rapport qualité prix, nous sommes ravis .