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Question: Are the bars angled or are they straight?
Document: She just blew me off, I said can I speak with your manager, she said yes, He's sitting right next to me,  she then sends my call straight to his voice mail box.
Bought this for my home weight room October 2012. The unit arrived on time, was straight forward in the assembly and is solid. At 6'1&#34; and 230 lbs it is very stable without any wobble. Only wished it was offered in white and black to match the rest of  my equipment.
Simply the best dip station for a home gym. I have had them all at one time or another. Once you get used to using this equipment, no other dip bars can compare. Yes, using a new piece of equipment has a learning curve. One you try it on for size, no other unit will do.
The bars themselves are nice and fat at 1.5" in diameter with tough rubber grips. This thing could definitely survive in a gym environment.The plastic end-caps on the feet are very well made, but are really for carpet. If you have wood floors like me, you will want to put a pad under them.
The bars are at 53" off the floor. For me, its great since I'm 6'3". However, there is also a cross bar at just the right height to use as a step when mounting. They include strips of no-slip tape to put on it, which is great.Another thing I was trying to figure out from the photo was how wide the grips are spaced.
This is an excellent piece of equipment. It was very simple to assemble, and works just as I expected. The metal is heavy and the horizontal bar in the middle is the perfect stepping bar to reach up to the dip bars. In fact, the stick-on foot strips that you apply to this bar and also on the lower bars at the front of the equipment make it simple to see how the equipment was intended to be used.
I have owned this dip station for about 2 years now. I love it just as much as the day I first assembled it. The large diameter bars have a soft grip that is always comfortable on the hands, even with weighted dips. The dip bars flare out, so you can choose which width is most comfortable for you. I never feel any bending, shaking, or rocking.
I plan to bolt extensions on to the vertical members and attach one. I was planning to do this all along, which is the main reason I bought this instead of a lighter model. Call me obsessive, but I really wanted a dip station with full length bars, and all the combo dip/chin stations I saw had only little stub handles for the dip.Assembly involves tightening just eight bolts.
It took me forever to find something on here for an actual weight lifter. Most other dip bars had reviews like &#34;I weigh 150 soaking wet and this stand sorta shakes when I use it. 4 stars!&#34;  I have a basement powerlifting gym and needed something I could beat the crap out of, and this is it.I'm 240 and have been doing dips with about 50lbs in chains and this thing doesn't even know I'm on it.
Purchased this item off Amazon as an addition to my home gym that i've been piecing together for years. This was one of the few items that I did not have, so I did my research and came to amazon. Having owned Body Solid equiptment in the past, I know their quality is top-notch. This dip-station is no different. It is a high-end piece of workout equipment, gym quality. Hands down the one of the best dip bars i've ever utilized in my life.
Answer: yes