AKYEN Dip Station Dip Bar Adjustable Workout Parallel Bars with 300LBS Capacity

better than my gym dip bar.. Very strong and feels pro in grip.. Also very stable on floor and safe to perform Bent arm planche, planche and various calisthenics workouts.. I can definitely recommend this to anyone who is lookin for a extreme good quality products.. Go for it

I bought this set because (A) it was cheap ($50) and (B) the 2 pieces are NOT joined/connected. This item is economical, and - once assembled - it's sturdy/solid, and does its intended job well. It has a decent weight to itself, which helps with its stability.The quality of manufacturing is rather poor. With my package, I had to (1) punch out a couple of pin holes that were marked yet not fully punched out, and (2) Dremel out a knob hole bigger since the welded nut was misaligned. Those were very easy to do, but don't expect to assemble everything as-is right out of the box. Anyway, just a heads-up that you may (or may not?) need some sort of minor pre-assembly prep, too.Otherwise, it's fine for actual exercising, and the price was right.

It was packed very well as my picture , and also easy to assemble.After two weeks consistent use all our family like these dip bars.These support my weight at about 185lbs great, no problems. If your like me and can’t go to a gym and then learned how to use your own body weight for working out then you will enjoy these bars!

It was supposed to be new, but when it arrived it was missing pins and knobs...Update: the best way to have set it up is to unscrew the knobs, put pressure on top, and then tighten them again. Hopefully this will help those with stability problems

My husband and I love these bars. We use them for dips and as ballet bars, push ups. They are sturdy and stay level. They feel strong and secure. They fit my 5’1 frame and my husbands 5’11 frame.

The product came in very nice packaging and was very easy to assemble. I was very impressed with how sturdy they are.

This item came with one of the handles misaligned so that the safety pin will not go through. It was misaligned so badly that the foot sits at a 45 degree angle. I emailed the producer with pictures but they didn’t respond. I ended up redrilling the holes myself. Spend the extra $20 for a better quality dip station.

I want to review to alert potential buyers that these do not interlock. In my opinion, the photos are misleading and make it appear that the 2 dip bars can be joined at the base. They cannot. They are 2 separate units.I still think its a good product, ill keep it for dips. But, there are a number of exercises I'd like to do that require most stability than these bars offer.