HARISON Multifunction Power Tower with Bench, Heavy Duty Pull Up Bar Dip Station for Home Gym Workout Strength Training Fitness Equipment

I have owned the HARISON Multifunction Power Tower with Bench for almost 4 years now, and it has been a great addition to my home gym.Rock-Solid Build: The heavy-duty steel frame is exceptionally stable. It handles intense daily workouts without any annoying wobble, shaking or noise.Versatile Design: The multi-grip pull-up station and dip handles are great, and the foldable bench is a game-changer for saving space when it's not in use.Phenomenal Customer Service: This tower has moved houses with me over the years, and a few parts eventually needed to be replaced due to normal wear and tear. I reached out to HARISON, and their customer service team was amazing. They were incredibly helpful in identifying the exact pieces I needed and quickly emailed me the details to get everything sorted out at a reasonable price.It is rare to find a company that supports its products this well years after purchase. I highly recommend this tower to anyone looking for a complete, durable strength station!

The product is perfect for me and my wife. It is sturdy and has the functions we both were looking for. I think it is a good value for the money.With that said I do want to point out being 6 feet tall the weight bench itself is too short to give me proper support. On the other hand it fits my wife just fine. When assembling the unit we were not able to put in two of the bolts due to a holes not made in the manufacturing process. This has since been taken care of with a little drill work. This is the reason for four stars instead of five.The pro’s definitely outweighs the couple gripes. I would definitely say overall the product is as advertised and will suite my family well. I would recommend this product.

The build quality of this product is very good. It was fairly easy to assemble and the instructions were pretty straight forward. I really like how they sectioned off all the bolts to make it as easy as possible to assemble. The bench that attaches to the back portion can be folded up and locked in placed in the upwards position to get it out of the way for when you want to do push-ups on the handles provided on the base legs or perform pull-ups or chin-ups on the upper bar.There are a couple of caveats that I will list below:When you are assembling the lower half of the station, make sure you leave the bolts loose to help get everything to line up properly. The assembly instructions were kind of vague about this step. but was no big deal. You also might run into a slight issue when assembling the center section where the back pad attaches. I ran into an issue where it looked like the center piece was too short. It's wasn't, it just took a little manipulation to get the center arms moved more inwards so you can connect the center brace properly. Not a big issue, at first I thought I put something together wrong. Turns out that most likely when the factory welded the pieces, it might have flexed the pieces outward. Still no worries once you get everything together and tightened up. Just take your time and be sure to tighten all the bolts up. I also had to go back around after some time to snug a few bolts back up once the entire unit was assembled. Having a metric ratchet set and better wrenches on hand will ease the installation. The wrenches they give you with the set are OK to work with, but you might not get all the bolts tight enough and also the installation time will be longer. I got the entire station put together in about an hour using a ratchet set and metric ratcheting wrenches.Also I want to make mention something that was listed in this ad, compared to the actual sticker on one of the station legs. In the Ad it mentions the following in the description "Over 500LBS high capacity" and even looking at the Harison website, they list the same weight capacity in their specifications, but the sticker on one of the base legs lists max weight of 220 pounds. I am guessing it's probably a flaw during the manufacturing of this and the wrong sticker was placed on the leg. So just in case you run into this as well, I would not be alarmed. I weigh 224 pounds and the station supports me just fine and feels really sturdy. I am sure to get plenty of good workouts for quite sometime with this station.Over all I am very pleased with this purchase and I did a bunch of research before making my decision to buy this station. I am glad I did.****Update****I have been using this station for about a month now and have not had any issues so far.

I couldn't very well do a review right away; you have to use a piece of machinery for a while to know if it's any good (a year for me). For anyone who wants this type of equipment to do these specific exercises, this is your machine. I am a woman, 5'7", 145 lbs who needed to start exercising easy again - sciatica and back weakness. The station is extremely well-built, rugged, VERY heavy so carrying the box was horrible but that shows it's not a cheap piece of metal soldered together. Workmanship is excellent. Assembly was involved because of so many parts but it wasn't difficult to follow the manual. I can do everything I want, from hanging, pull ups, knee lifts, etc. I like the elastic bands. Only two suggestions (not complaints): I would add another set of clips (then a total of 3 pairs) to pull bands up from below, toward the middle and down from higher; the bench is clearly the size it is to do seated leg lifts, however, if it were a little longer, it'd be easier to use the bands from the rear (sitting or standing farther away) and even be able to lay on your side to do rotator cuff exercises, such as lift free-weights. Otherwise, I would definitely recommend this machine and the price is absolutely worth every penny. Thank you folks for a great piece of home equipment (that doesn't take up the whole basement either!).

So I set out to find a compact Multifunction Power Tower where I could do mainly leg lifts, dips and pull ups. I think I looked at and read reviews for just about all product options. I came across the Harison’s HR-G408 Power Tower. I carefully read through all the reviews. I really liked how compact it was and to be honest I really also liked the color. In the image it looked like high quality material which was also very important to me. So after many days of looking at all manufacturers I decided to pull the trigger. I was so excited when it arrived. The instructions were clear and to my delight the quality was solid! I quickly had it assembled and was off to giving it a test drive. It was everything I was hoping it would be. I was able to run through my workout smoothly and I was impressed that it didn’t have any wobbling which was also important to me. So the bottom line is this is a great choice if you’re looking for a Quality Built Multifunction Power Tower. A big thank you for making an awesome product.

The item is very poorly welded. On critical pieces where you are expected to put the full load of your body weight the manufacturer chose to tack weld (as opposed to completely or fully weld the pieces together). Worse yet, these welds clearly have voids and inclusions in them. This is the most poorly welded item I have ever bought. These welds will fail, and when they do they will cause **SEVERE INJURY OR DEATH** to you or whoever is using the equipment. DO NOT PURCHASE THIS. IT IS UNSAFE. YOU INJURE YOURSELF ON IT!

5’10” - 185 lbs - 48 yrs - I’ve used a lot of gym equipment over the yearsThis tower is plenty sturdy. It’s easy to assemble. The packaging of all parts is really good. One person can put it together by themselves as I did in about 90 minutes, taking my time.The photos show the great technical skill of the Chinese when welding. Not! The box tells you where it’s made even though the advertisements showing the US Flag would like you to think otherwise.I paid $325 for this and it came with their abdominal rollers. The rollers are actually pretty good, so far. I left a review on those.I’m my opinion it’s worth $200 including tax but it’s made well and better built compared to the less expensive ones and the height adjustment is nice and special compared to the cheaper towersI wouldn’t buy it again at $300 but I would buy it again at $200. I’m not disappointed I bought it as I needed it.The stitching is good and the material of the padding is good. One handle (rubber) has a crease in it.I show a photo of a pin because I put this piece upside down as the instructions were not clear on how it should be placed but this was the only piece I had to go back and fix. Don’t tighten everything until you’re finished assembling because of this exampleMinus a star because it’s too expensive. Minus another star for the poor welding in 2 spots, the crease in the handle and the poor illustrations on the instructions

First of all, its from china.. there's other ones like this on amazon.This meets all my needs for what it is, my only issue was that the feet can come up when climbing it.I was able to mitigate it a little by adjusting the screw pads on the bottom corners.Honestly, when I was assembling it, one of the legs didn't sit upright when mated with a vertical pipe. I had a feeling this would cause balance issues when finished, I was right.Assembly for this was a breeze, they even put all the bolts together with washers and nuts.I recommend not over tightening the bolts (as in, comfortable tight but not firm.) Hinge joints are definitely prone to that.The pullup bar has adjustable height, almost 8ft up I think.I'm able to leave the bench folded up while using the pullup bar, no issues concerning space.The foam padding overall is comfortable.Hard to say -1 star for the tilt and movement when climbing because the floor plan is fairly compact.I will say that it is much more stable than my friend's who has a different (but similar) station.I don't expect this thing to move across the floor from typical lateral force (my friend's does.)I will definitely try using this for lateral banded pulls.