Horrible. All Warped and off balance constantly have to mess with it. Very disappointed not worth the money at all. Going to be super annoying to return too with the size.

The product I received was not brand new. Very disappointed!

Very sturdy when loaded. Easy assembly. Adjustable width. I'm 6 feet and its tall enough for me. The metal is thicker than I thought it would be. Would reccomend

One of the top quality dip stations you can find on the market now. Price point is reasonable compared to similar products and the black/white colour frame looks fantastic at home. Not the right equipment if you are looking to do handstands or planches. For me it is perfect for dips and leg raises. Slight wobble due to the compact design did not affect my use of the equipment. Absolutely love it.

This is a great piece of equipment. Very easy to assemble, took me maybe 10 minutes to unpack and get set up, and testing it out it was comfortable to use. I rated the sturdiness as 4 stars; it's a little bit wobbly but I have no concerns of the durability, I'd consider that minor. All in all it's exactly what I was looking for, at a good price.

The fact it can be dismantled in less than 2 minutes, would have given 5star but the price is a bit high

Happy to have chosen this over generic ones, especially since it can collapse easily when not in use. The paint is chipped a bit at the junctions but it's not seen when in use. Great for dips, body rows, raises and more. Quite happy with this simple and basic yet efficient acquisition. Body weight training forever!

Overall gets the job done, most of them come with a deformation but that’s not really a big deal. It is very solid but wobbly because of the connectors. When I got mine the inside had some rust like substance but from the outside it looks good. Is it worth? depends if you really want a dip stand and in my case I did and since I’m tall this one was recommended. As I said from the start it gets the job done but don’t expect anything crazy like.

Pros1. Appropriate thickness of bars2. Great hand position, promotes better upper body engagement and wrist position3. High quality rubber for hand grips and High quality construction. Overall quality of the materials is very high.4. Very stable; great design for weight distribution promoting a much more confidence inspiring product5. Adjustable Width. Height is fixed, but appropriate for different people who are both shorter and taller in height and limbs6. Can be used on carpet and smooth surfaces without sliding or lose of stability in the structure7. Quite versatile; dips, inverted rows, static holds such as planches and levers and a much wider variety of core exercises GET STRONG

Not the most stable platforms, too wobbly for my liking.

Producto 100% recomendado. Es una excelente alternativa para hacer barras (dips) en casa. Los materiales son super resitentes (tubos de acero) y las agarrades son de un tipo de goma muy comodas y regidas, para nada molestan en las manos.Pros:-Facil y rapido de armar y desarmar (1:30 min).-Material resistente.-No necesitas desarmadores ni tornillos como en otro modelos.-Peso moderado.-Podria ser portátil.Contras:-Tal vez se puede tambalear un poco (algo mínimo) en plenos ejercicios.-Se debe tener cuidado con la pintura que posee porque puede caerse con roces o golpes con otros objetos como la pared o metales.

When I first got them, I was like: oh it isn't black?Well obviously I should have payed better attention, it's just that the first time I saw them was on YouTube and the guy had a completely black one, I wonder if they still sell it.Anyway, small detail, I like the black and white tone.The assembly was easy, simple match the colour code and snap them together, no tools needed, just a small spring mechanism, don't know how it's called, but no issues there.I was though a bit disappointed that upon assembly, before assembling all the pieces that the way each tube fit into another, there's quite a bit of slack, it's not 100% tight, don't know if it's made that way, but I was expecting a solid structure with no play. Although completing the assembly eliminates most of it, it is still disappointing.But this issue is minor, the other annoying issue is that whenever sliding out the two tubes at the bottom, on side tends to jam even though I was careful enough to slide them out gradually on each side, I have to put them back in their original position and try again by pulling one side completely being pull the other.Other than the little play, I'm really satisfied with the quality, I can now full range dips and do L-Sits swings without having to bend my knees!I can do all sorts of stuff without worrying that I might fall down.What's also cool is that I can fold them and bring them with me, put them in my trunk and go to a nature park and breath that fresh air!I can't really say the same about the Lebert Fitness Equalizer, although it does have its merit, it's a bit too low for dips and the fact that it's two sepatate pieces is not as safe, especially for beginners attemping the handstands or any sort of hardcore movement that requires lots of balance.

After reading the full spectrum of reviews here at Amazon as well as trying out numerous models of dip stations at local sporting good stores, I decided to give the Ultimate Body Press Dip Stand a try.While I ultimately gave the item five stars, let me begin with two minor complaints.First, assembly is not as easy as it could be. Each part is marked with a colored dot that slides into a second part with a corresponding colored dot. However, two of the colors (yellow and slightly darker yellow) are nearly indistinguishable in normal lighting and with a casual glance. If you stop and look for the difference, it's there, but it doesn't stand out. Once you've differentiated between two very similar shades of yellow dots, assembly is pretty straightforward. The directions are not terribly useful (which isn't that big of deal, since you really can't mess up matching colored dots), but I'd strongly encourage the company to rewrite them; they appear as if they were written by someone who is very familiar with the assembly process and not written for someone who had just received a box of parts.Second, after the product is assembled, there's a disturbing amount of play to it. For all intents and purposes, you wouldn't want something to which you were going to entrust your full body weight to wiggle a good deal and it does - but only until you put your body weight on it. Seriously. Please allow me to continue. This is a five star review after all.The Ultimate Body Press Dip Stand is well-designed and incredibly sturdy. Once your body weight is on it, it tightens up beautifully. Granted, the first time or two it's a little disconcerting to be able to stand next to the Ultimate Body Press Dip Stand and wiggle it as if all the joints are loose, only to have it be incredibly tight and stable when you apply your body weight to it. Once you've mounted the device, there's no play to it at all and it's just a hair below being rock solid. I realize how odd that sounds, but that was exactly my experience with the Ultimate Body Press Dip Stand.That said, it performs beautifully. I had been a dedicated member of my local gym for nearly ten years before it went out of business, at which point I decided to workout from home. The Ultimate Body Press Dip Stand was the missing piece of equipment in my home gym and I'm accustomed to doing a lot of dips at the gym. There is an extremely slight wobble to the device when doing body weight exercises on it (I weigh almost 200 pounds) but it isn't enough to be a distraction or a safety concern. Even when you reach the end of a set and your arms are shaking, the Ultimate Body Press Dip Stand remains very stable. If I hadn't been concerned by how much this piece of equipment wiggled when I stood next to it, the wobble while in use is so minute that I probably wouldn't have noticed it. Having done a lot of dips over the years, the wobble is very minor and I truly believe you'd need a solid weld, rather than a connection, to completely eliminate the play. The construction is solid (think fitted metal pipes sliding into each other and locking in place with large pins), everything from the hand grips to the rubber pieces that touch the floor are well-made, and having worn out my share of equipment, the Ultimate Body Press Dip Stand seems to be much more durable than most pieces of home gym equipment.For the price, I would recommend the Ultimate Body Press Dip Stand without reservation. I'm extremely happy with the purchase - especially at the price - and given my personal preference, I imagine that I will use it much more frequently than the average purchaser, so I'm probably more critical than most. I'm giving it five stars as its only real competition would be a high-end dip station where all the joints have been welded into a single unit. For a piece of home gym equipment that is capable of being disassembled for shipping or storage, I honestly can't imagine how you would improve upon this item. It's as stable, functional, and durable as you can get without welding all of the joints together.