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Question: How much does the dip station weigh in total?
Document: There are a lot of good dip stations out there. Problem is, the other ones are much more expensive. I just purchased this dip station on April 10, 2013 and I am not disappointed. The frame is very sturdy and well constructed. It was not hard to put together either. I actually made a video on YouTube showing you how to put it together before you actually buy it! Take a look first, then make your decision. Have a Blessed Day! [...]
For what you pay you get a very very good dipping station. One that you would probably find in a gym. Only complaint is its a little uneven and wobbles on the ground. Doesn't have any impact when you are actually using the equipment. But i have a bit of OCD and when i touch it and it wobbles it bugs me. Otherwise it works great. I'm tall and athletic and weigh 220 lbs, and it handles me with ease.
A $500+ GHD machine, yes...but not this.For the rack itself, I was pleasantly surprised. It's rock solid, and has padded grips on the new version...which other reviewers have complained about.I weigh 160 and am 5'6&#34;. I have to stand on a few bumper plates to get into dip position, but have had to do that with every machine like this.
I am sure that there are much better pieces of workout equipment out there, but I don't think that there are better pieces of workout equipment for the price. There is absolutely no reason to spend more money on a different, more expensive dip bench.
Big, solid. It is as good as any dip stand I have used in a gym. I am pleased. I think someone mentioned something about the knurling on the bar. It is true that it is light but I think it is intentional because you don't need much for dips.
This dip stand is great! It's not cheap or flimsy and will surely get the job done. Quick and easy to assemble too! The handles are pretty tall, comes to just under my armpits. Has extra thick grips with padding. I'm 6'2&#34; tall and weigh 225 lbs. The dip stand holds me up with no problem. 5 stars all day long! HIGHLY recommend.
This dip stand is built like a rock. I can't believe how sturdy this is for the price. It feels like commercial gym equipment. It took me about 20 minutes to put this together (much easier with 2 people), not very complicated to assemble. I love it!Shipping was super fast. I ordered it Monday night and it arrived on Thursday (2 weeks ahead of the shipping estimate! )Now, I just have to practice dips for the first time. Wish me luck!
just what it said that it was and not having to spend hundreds made it a wonderful piece. As I weigh close to 300 and work out a lot it holds me with no problem at all
very solid and sturdy also easy to put together, every bit as good as some that are much more expensive
I was skeptical to buy this product even though most of the reviews for it were high. when it came and I saw made in China on the box I thought to myself this thing is going to be a piece of crap. It went together quite easily and is surprisingly sturdy. I weigh 215 pounds and it is holding up fine why spend two or three times the money when you can just spend $100 on this. I recommend it
Answer: yes