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

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  It took about 15 minutes to set up. It’s a nice exercise equipment at home! Quite sturdy/ heavy.

After reading some reviews claiming that the dip station was wobbling, I was careful to try it with caution, and when using it on flat surfaces it remains quite firm. Also, it only took me 15 minutes to assemble it, and after test it I can say that it is quite solid and well structured. I have been able to make regular dips, bar straight dips, australian chin ups, inverted row, L-sit and triceps extension without any inconvenience. I have also made weighted dips with 45 pounds and the dip station feels sturdy enough. I love the fact of being able to join both bars to only 16 inches between them to make dips in perfect form protecting my shoulders. It has been a GREAT purchase

This is a great product especially for the price. I am 6’ and weigh around 200 lbs. it supports my weight with zero wobble. The safety attachment should assure everyone that the arms will not ever be twerked out or extended. The rubber bumpers on the bottom of each leg ensure that this will not slide even on a slippery surface. Very easy to put together with an Allen wrench and 8 bolts and then two screw in safety pins that keep both sides together (see picture). I like the rubber grip as well because it allows me to do more dips without it hurting my wrist or hand. The grip also makes body weight rows easier.

Hello. First of all, I just want to mention that this is the only dip stand station I ever purchase. So, maybe I do have the best product and other products are that much worse. But, I really doubt it. Here is why.1. It is light. So, when I lean on it, it shakes.2. The middle bar that connects to main rods are skinny, hence it feels like it could collapse.3. It skids from time to time. So, I leaned against the wall.Oh, I am 5'11'' and 225lb. Maybe this is made for people who weighs much less. If that was the case and I somehow missed that in the description, it is my fault.

Received the dip stand on Friday and I had no problem putting them together Saturday afternoon. I already had a pair of Lebert but needed taller set to add to my family gym. These are perfect for my arm length but my dad is over 6 feet tall and trains with me as well. I have them adjusted at the tallest height and these are the ideal height for pull-ups, rows and core stabilization training.We used these on Sunday for “family training day” and they did not disappoint.I opted to not use the adjoining bar because I wanted to test whether they would wobble or become unstable and no issues. I’m 170lbs solid and no issues with these becoming unstable holding my weight.My dad is 72 yrs old and these allowed him to maintain perfect form while performing lunges/reverse lunges.I am very happy with this purchase and will post an updated review with pics once we’ve used these more.However, so far so good.

I ordered this dip station after my other set of challenger bars threatened to topple me multiple times. I decided I needed bars that were either in one piece or fixed with a connector, and I also wanted to ensure that the distance between bars wasn't too wide, as this has been a problem for me in the past. These definitely fit the bill! First off, they are very sturdy. The bars themselves are much wider and heavier than my last set, so already an improvement. The connector works great and has multiple holes, so you can set your preferred width. I have it set to the most narrow setting and it is perfect. Having the narrower width has greatly reduced my shoulder strain. The color could be better (black or graphite would be nice), but that's not really important. These are very functional, and I would recommend them to anyone for home gym use. (Brian's wife)

I wanted a sturdy stand for my Physical Therapy exercises and the ProSource Dip Stand was exactly what I was looking for. The stand was fairly easy to assemble, as a 66 year old woman with arthritis that's saying something. The two individual bars are connect an the bottom on one side with a separate pipe that allows for width adjustment. My only possible wish was that there would be more than two height adjustments. However, this stand works well for me. I am 5 ft. 6 in. and am using the bars at the tallest setting. When I first started using the stand I lifted myself too far to one end and the other end raised off the floor. It did not tilt enough to turn over, but you might want to be aware. If you have a permanent space for the stand I would suggest placing the stand on a piece of thick plywood and bracing the stand to it. Overall, this is a quality product and I highly recommend it as an exercise aide.

These dip bars are really great after being assembled. There was a small issue during assembly though. When I unpacked the pieces I noticed that one of the tubes was bent at the end as shown in the picture which was big enough that it prevented the base piece from going inside. This wasn't a big deal for me because I was able to bend it back out with a small crowbar so I could insert the tubing for the base. Other than that there is a very minor wobble in one of the dip bars but that would be an easy fix with a spacer. I'll leave it alone for now since I don't really notice it.The bars feel very sturdy and planted when I'm using it. The foam padding on the handles is also really comfortable and helps me get a good grip. The height settings are a nice touch also. I have it set to the higher setting which feels much better than the bars at my gym which are lower. The height provides more clearance so the ground doesn't interfere when you're doing dpis. Really happy with my purchase though and I think the quality exceeds the price even with the minor issues.2019 is the year for shredded triceps!

Product is good, very solid.Pro tips:1- Each feet have 2 screws holding them to the U shaped bars. Don't tighten the first screw all the way before you screw in the second. Once both are hand tighten you can tighten them hard using the wrench. This way the second screw will go in nicely as you can move the feet around a little and won't have any "misaligned screw holes" problem.2- Each of the four rubber feet can be rotated to allow more or less clearance from the ground. Use this to your advantage to avoid any "wobbling" as read on other reviews. Mine does not wobble at all, very stable.3- The safety bar holding the two pieces together isn't perfect. If you tighten the locking mechanisms all the way in chances are you won't be able to slide the inner tube at all. To work around this, unscrew the locking mechanisms a little to allow the tube to slide in. This is by far the low point of this product but doesn't affect me as I don't intend on using it.

Un producto muy sólido y de excelentes acabados para su precio, estuve comparándolas contra las marca Lebert XL y la verdad es que por el precio y construcción de estas, ésta es una mejor compra. Las barras son muy estables, en mi caso no he tenido que utilizar la pequeña barra que une a ambas. Se puede ajustar su altura en dos medidas distintas, y en su posición mas alta es mayor a la altura de las Lebert XL. Esto es ideal para usuarios de mayor estatura, y te da mayor flexibilidad de hacer fondos con peso o un mayor rango de movimiento. Además puedes utilizarlas para otros ejercicios por su versatilidad. Yo las compré cuando estaban alrededor de los $1300 pesos y las Lebert XL un poco más del doble aquí mismo en Amazon MX.

Is it very useful addition to my work out equipment. Doesn’t take too much room, it’s easy to move around, and it holds my weight no problem. It’s made of strong steel tubing and there’s not much to go wrong with it. I question the 400 pound rating, if you have it raised up to the higher level as I do, being 6’ 1”, because then all the weight is resting on two bolts. Nonetheless I’ve had no problem with it at all.

Not what I expected at all. I’ve used the real version for years at my gym and thought these would be the same thing. I can honestly say I keep finding things I don’t like about them. Apart from the poor packaging (bars are not well secured in box... arrived with chips in the paint), the grips are too wide, bars are too tall for my height (5,10”), and width is too narrow (can’t even do a 1 bar row because I get “stuck” half way up).When I bought these I thought the “crossbar” would give me more support but its actually a terrible design. When the bar is installed my posture is awful because the settings are either too close or too far for standard exercises (rows, dips).If you try and do pull-ups/rows the crossbar sits nicely in the base of your neck which is a complete pain in the butt, and actually hurts. If I need a rest between sets I actually have to get out of bars all together, which is equally annoying because I’m now on lying in my back trying to shift a giant piece of metal.Lastly the bolts don’t have lock-tight (I have an Allan key sitting next to them now because I have to retighten before each workout) and one of the spring locks on the crossbar is already broken.Wish I had assembled these within my “return window” because I’d had shipped these back immediately.

Pros:Product is nice and stable.Comes with good assembly instructions and pictures.How to use included.Lightweight, easy to move/store.Grips well to floor.Cons:Relatively easy to assemble, but I had problems getting one of the pieces into the opposing piece while assembling, although I eventually got it on. Other pieces were all fine.Adjusting the width is difficult because the pieces fit very tightly, and it doesn't slide. However, my boyfriend and I are able to use it at the same (smallest) width so this is a minor issue for me.