Instruction: Given the user's review, identify the user's sentiment from the listed options. Answer using one of the options.

Input:
For the price, this thing is pretty well built.  I am very fit, have always worked out in gyms, and just recently cancelled my membership and started building my own home gym.  This type of multi station pull-up, dip, and leg raise station is one piece of equipment I knew I had to have. I was a little leary of only spending $100 bucks on one of these when I saw several different models going for $250+.  However, I am now glad I got this one instead of spending twice the money.

I am 190 lbs. and do dips with an additional 70 to 90 pounds hanging from my waist.  Do pull-ups with as much as 45 lbs. added on to my weight.  Even with that much weight this thing rocks only slightly when I'm doing heavy fast pull-ups, but it is really not too bad. It is rock solid when doing weighted dips or leg raises. Overall, it is a great piece of equipment that should last me quite a while.

** Additional info after several years of use:  Well, I still have this thing (now June 2013) and it is still holding strong.  I had to replace the foam grip on the pull up bar after about 9 months of use - athletic tape with some pre-wrap under it works just fine, is cheap and easy to replace.  The padding on the backrest for knee raise is still intact - no cracks, splits or tears.  Must now give this 5 stars instead of 4 since it has last so long and held up so well.

Options:
A: very positive
B: positive
C: neutral
D: negative
E: very negative
Answer: A: very positive