Dip Stand

Excellent piece of kit for the price. Incredibly sturdy and adjustable. Did have an issue with one of the fasteners being damaged but the seller responded immediately and sent a new part free of charge asap. Highly recommend.

I was keen to do something else in my home workouts other than weights and fancied dips for upper body workouts. I was fortunate enough to take advantage of five pounds off as an Amazon promotion at the time which helped. I say that as the price does seem quite expensive but, like anything, if you use it regularly it isn't unreasonable. Delivery as always was spot on. The box is reasonably big and comes well packaged inside. The nuts and bolts etc come in rather nice pouches. Assembly is easy enough. You can opt to connect the two dip bars with a floor level connector. I chose not to purely because when I am done with them, they can be pushed to the side and don't take up too much room. Google the product name for an assembly video which is quite good if you need some visuals to assist. Also, do be careful with dips if you're new to them. I'm by no means in a position to give advice but shoulders are very susceptible to injury if your form isn't right. I haven't had any issue with stability. Occasionally there is a minor wobble, but that's more to do with form and my struggle to push myself back up from the dip. Overall, please with the product. It feels solid and can easily be moved out of the way when not in use. Compliment the product with some research about exercises and form to get the most from it. Not included photos as they would offer nothing to the images already on here.

It’s a decent choice for beginners getting into bodyweight training and does the job well enough for the price. The frame is fairly durable, and after using it regularly for 3 months, it’s held up without causing any pain or major issues. The adjustable height is a big plus at 6'3", the highest setting is just about enough, which is great for taller users. That said, there are a few downsides. The grips could be thicker for better comfort, and initially there was quite a bit of pain transferring onto my hands and wrists, which was a bit annoying. While it feels sturdy enough, the overall build quality isn’t the best, and over time you may start wishing you’d invested in a higher-quality set. Overall, it’s a solid beginner option that gets the job done, but not something you’ll likely stick with long-term if you get more serious.

Does the job

183cm / 78kg Stability: I was worried about lack of stability with other dip bars, so I got these with the extra connecting pieces. Honestly, they don't really need them, at least in my case. At my height and weight they are stable enough to do everything I want, even when doing weighted exercises (+20kg) Height: Having adjustable height is nice, because 80cm is borderline too low for my height. When other products offer a fixed 80cm and this one offers 10cm more for not much more money, I'd rather have the flexibility. Assembly: No tools required. Comes together super easily. I wish the handles were thicker, but it's not really a problem and I can always wrap it in grip tape.

I was worried about stability, but these bars are fantastic. I am 180cm tall and weigh over 95kg, and this station handles my weight with no issues at all. It doesn't wobble or shake during dips. It feels very secure and comfortable to use. If you are a bigger guy looking for reliable equipment, this is it!

Incredibly sturdy, docked a star because it wobbles a bit sometimes but considering my weight (135kg) it holds me and I feel completely safe using it, great tool.

PRODUCT REVIEW: These are really good and affordable for the price. You can use stretchy bands to assist with dips and its a great way to start calisthenics. The bars themself are good quality made of a metal, they look exactly as they do in the photos. You can either attach them together or use them individually. WORKOUT TIP FOR BEGINNERS: I recommend starting trying to reach a 30 second hold before going onto band assisted dips as you want to build your endurance so you can stay on for longer. Gradually remove the bands as your muscles get used to the exercise. Make sure the space around you is clear so that if you fall you don't hit your head on anything.