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Question: I am 5'9" and 160lbs. I will sometimes throw on 45-90lbs of weight via a dip belt, will this power tower be sturdy enough for dips of that nature?
Document: but if you're using p90x/2 then you wouldn't need them anyway.the straps that go under the dip bars are a nice variation for those who cannot do pull ups and can train their back muscles by doing inverted push ups.the only thing i didnt like about the tower is that as someone pointed out, doing the dips, the tower moves a bit, but it's not enough to make you think that it's going to fall apart or cant support you.
Well built, multi-use coat hanger. I'm 41 years old, and for 26 I've been a gym rat. As such I feel experienced enough with weight equipment to tell you this piece is as good as it gets when it comes to a basic pull up tower tower (verse body weight elimination models).
This machine is only ok. Its fine for doing pull ups, abs are a bit awkward on it and the dip bar shakes too much for me. I'm about 200 pounds and 6 feet tall. From the rest of the reviews I thought it would be more sturdy. It works, but I do wish I went with a different body tower.
This &#34;machine&#34; does it all - crunches, dips, situps, pull-ups (if I could do them). Very sturdy, doesn't take up much space, easy to put together - it is exactly what it says it is. When I was looking for a body tower, I found ones that were triple the cost that might have had one or two more exercises, but no situp capability.For the money - this is your best bet....
I've owned this for a few months now and I love it. It allows for a good amount of exercises. I've never used a home tower before that was this sturdy; this is extremely sturdy. I don't feel any shaking when I'm going all out of pullups or dips. It's heavy so make sure you assemble it where you want it to be.UPDATE: I've had this over a year now. No change, this thing is still awesome. Still holding up like a champ, no sign of wear.
Not the best quality but you don't pay top dollar as you have to for others.Updating the review after 3 month. Im even more positive to it now. It is holding up very very well. I do chin up's and Dips with 45lb extra weight, ring row and knee rais without any problems what so ever. I don't have any problem with the wobbling I mentioned earlier. This is besides my bar/barbell my favorite equipment.
Compared to the other reviews of the Bodytower, I must have bought a bad one.Most serious thing I noticed is that it shakes when I do the Triceps Dip using the E-Z Adjust Bars. The higher the Bars, the more it shakes. And I weigh less than 150 lbs. This could be a good thing if you want a harder workout doing these dips. It's a bad thing if you don't like the shaking.
I also did NOT want a back for the abdominal exercise station (since this places undue pressure on the lower back).The BodyTower delivers, and I'm very happy with it. The equipment is VERY high quality and sturdy, and it comes with clear assembly instructions. It is designed with the functional fitness enthusiast in mind: it comes with ab straps instead of those padded arm handles you normally see on power towers, as well as suspended rings for some challenging core and upper body exercises.
I am glad I didn't buy this for myself. It is not a sturdy pullup or dip station. Get ready to wobble. Yes my floor is flat. Also if you are over 6'3" you will have to work really hard to keep your knees off the ground. This is an extremely SHORT pullup stand. Other then those two huge problems IMO, it is a good quality good looking set. I would not suggest it.
This is the only body tower, I have tried so far and so am unable to compare against others. Also not yet tried all the positions. So far one negative, I experience is the height for pull ups is not enough, but manageable.
Answer: yes