Push Up Bar, Parallettes Bars For L-sit & Dip, Heavy-Duty No Wobbling Parallel Bars Stand For Handstands, Full Planche, Calisthenics, 9.5in High Workout Stands for Home Fitness Training

I absolutely love these Teclor parallettes! They’re incredibly sturdy — no wobbling at all, even during planches or dips. The height is just right for L-sits and other calisthenics moves, and the grip feels comfortable and secure. I also appreciate how they help reduce pressure on my wrists. The pink color is beautiful in person — bright but still classy. You can tell the steel structure is heavy-duty and built to last. I’ve used many push-up bars before, but these are by far my favorite. Strong, stable, and stylish — everything I wanted! Highly recommend for both beginners and advanced athletes. 💪💗

It's great product, very good and sturdy.

Solid Sturdy Push up Bars I wanted a bar that gave me range of motion for a deeper chest workout, targeting pecs and triceps. This does the trick versus using 2 chairs for incline push ups. The small unit is easily stored and transported to work out in any room.

If you know what you are doing this seems to be a good product. If not suure be careful. I tried doing pushups on these and it puts you in a deeper position than normal pushups. So much so that once my shoulder started to hurt I could not stop the movement. Tore some muscles in my shoulder. Could not return because it was not the equipments fault.

After doing l-sits on my dip bar for 10 years I finally thought about getting some parralettes. These are excellent. Solid and totally sturdy, perfect height with great grip width. Considering I can adjust the bars to my shoulder width, I immediately improved my form on the l-sit and it burns like never before. These paralettes are hard to beat at any price

Really steady bars

Really like these and use them all the time. I would advise buyers that the picture is not to scale. These things are just over 9" tall. So of that's a real picture, that guys is about 3' tall. But as you realize that, they are solid. Use them mostly for deficit push ups and love them. Bought a second pair so I can keep a set in the basement gym and one in the bedroom.

The product works and I will continue to use it but... The diameter of the pipes on the bottom element is too big. This results in a very slight wobble after you insert the pipe of the top element. Securing with double screws only removes the wobble along one axis. The fit between elements should have been tighter. Similar issue with rubber leg covers. They aren't loose but the rubber has better traction on my floor than on the metal of the leg. One of them slid off when I was repositioning the product between sets. Both of these things make the product easier to assemble. But as I don't plan to ever take it apart I would have preferred to put more effort into assembly and have less wobble.