KT TOES DON'T TOUCH GROUND Foldable Free Standing Pull Up Bar Stand Sturdy Power Tower Workout Station For Home Gym Strength Training Adjustable Pullup Fitness Equipment Multifunctional Exercise Rack

Got this for my yoga swing and have been using it for a couple of weeks. I have it extended about half way. It is very stable and I have no concerns about it tipping over.Also my 90 pound pup is very interested in the yoga swing and so after my workout I fan out the swing into a chair and pull her into it with me and we swing for a while. I have not been concerned with the added weight and it is very stable with the both of us swinging.It is also surprisingly light weight and I was able to build it and move it around by myself no problem.Very happy with my purchase

I am over 6' and 200 lbs and this thing is ROCK SOLID... I feel totally confident working out and it's both well made and well packaged, so it thankfully arrived in perfect condition. I was a little worried about such a large heavy box, but they thought it out well and it arrived with no damage.I like calisthenics and don't want to go or pay for a gym membership, so this paid for itself soon enough. I a paired it with some adjustable "gymnast rings" and can do a nice variety of exercises well beyond your typical pull ups / chin ups... this thing will last a lifetime and it was simple to assemble and everything from the powder coating, the nuts & bolts and the rubber pads to keep it steady are all of great quality.I can't walk by the thing without doing at least some hanging stretches a few times a day too... love it.

This thing rocks. Absolutely worth the money. I feel safe and supported while doing pull-ups and chin ups, and am looking forward to trying suspension on it.The only caveat is that I would recommend buying some extra washers to put around the top nut and bottom bolt to protect the pipes from the spanners. I've accidentally put a couple of gouges in mine from my hand slipping while tightening the hardware. A wide washer will keep the spanner from contacting the coated aluminum pipe and keep it safe from this. Fits perfectly in my very tiny workout room, and folds away easily to get it out of the way.

The media could not be loaded. In the ad that says made out of steel they sent me an email stating it was going to be aluminum it is actually made out of steel very happy with the quality when it arrived there was several holes in the box I would say from UPS it was double boxed and it went through the second box but didn't do too much damage they did a fantastic job on taping the screws so they wouldn't come apart and go all over the box I've been wanting this for a long time but held off finally got it now that I know the quality I will be purchasing six more if you're thinking about buying it you'll be very happy with it

I've had mine for a few months. It is working great and feels like a lifetime purchase. It is plenty of value for the money. I don't think there is anything else really like it and would recommend it heartily.Purchasing this went very smoothly. The seller reached out to ensure my choices and shipping plan was correct and clear. They were cautious in shipping promises, but the package arrived more quickly than expected (ships from overseas). The packaging was sturdy and protective. With all metal parts and powder coating, this is important. There were only one or two minor scuffs on the finish but nothing detrimental.Putting the rack together couldn't have been easier. This has clearly been well designed and tested for assembly. Part sizes are exact and hardware complexity is minimized. The frame itself is heavy and sturdy. There may be people for whom this isn't big enough or heavy enough, but you are talking extreme outlier height/weight types (college/pro basketball, NFL linemen, etc.). Amateur athletes and weekend warriors will have no issues.Being able to fold this away into a tight space is such a game changer for your home gym. I have it set up in my home office. It opens up and folds away in less than a minute. But remember it is heavy, so when folding it away make sure you can secure it - if it falls, it is breaking something, maybe you.There is only one knock on this piece IMO, which is the choice of hardware. To keep assembly simple and costs lower, there are only 2 bolt sizes and one nut-thread size. The bolts and nuts are hex and so can be easily tightened down with any spanner, socket, or even adjustable wrench. That works to build the stand, but it isn't the best set of hardware to own and use this thing long term. First, for the joints that don't move/rotate/disassemble, plan to add pipe washers (curved) for additional friction along with locknuts or lock washers for long term torque. Second, for the parts that disassemble for storage or moving, plan to add lock washers and to replace the hex nuts with wingnuts. You certainly can skip this, but in that case you are either a) keeping wrenches nearby for torqueing nuts whenever you adjust the frame, or else b) hand tightening your hex nuts, which is wrong and unsafe for a device you're putting your body weight on.In conclusion this stand is highly recommended, but I also suggest dropping a few extra dollars for the best hardware. You'll enjoy this for life.