Body Champ Fitness Multi Function Power Tower/Multi Station for Home Office Gym Dip Stands Pull Up VKR/Space Saving PT600

Features

• Multi-station workout tower for working upper and lower body
• Chin-up and pull-up station with multiple grip positions
• Dip station for triceps; leg raise station for quads and lower abs
• Slip-resistant foot grips double as push-up bars; height-adjustable
• Padded back and arm cushions; sturdy base sets up almost anywhere

Description

Make big gains without using weights! The Body Vision® power tower utilizes body weight in a variety of ways to help you build, tone and condition. The sturdy steel frame offers options for chin-ups, pull-ups, vertical knee raises, push-ups and dips, while box-style cushions keep you comfortable during your workout. Do away with portable pull-up bars and treat yourself to long-lasting fitness with the Body Vision PT600 Power Tower. The PT600 offers a variety of workout stations for your upper and lower body. The chin-up and pull-up station, for example, uses your body weight to work your back and biceps, with multiple grip positions adding variety to the mix. The tower also offers a dip station that targets your triceps, along with a leg raise station that works your quads and lower abdominals. Finally, the PT600's slip-resistant foot grips double as push-up bars, so you can better isolate your pecs through deep push-ups. Other details include traction-ready grips; a height-adjustable frame; padded cushions to protect your arm and back during workouts; and a steady, sturdy base that sets up virtually anywhere, from tiled dens to the concrete floor of the garage.

Product Dimensions: 42 x 43 x 85.8 inches ; 70 pounds

Shipping Weight: 71.6 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)

ASIN: B000M29CCI

Item model number: PT600

Customer Reviews: 4.2 out of 5 stars552 customer ratings

Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #31,711 in Sports & Outdoors (See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors) #21 in Strength Training Dip Stands

abunda_amazon_reviews I wanted to like this item, but I ended up shipping it back. The problem is that the grips are much too wide for the average person. I felt like the grips were too far apart, and all the exercises felt compromised because I was too busy trying to overcompensate and not get hurt. The price fluctuates quite a bit so when if dropped down I finally went for it, but it wasn't the right machine after all. PRO's: -Construction is good for the price -Can do all exercises from one side which is a huge plus if you want to save space. Some units require you to work from both sides so this was nice to do all from one -It is big and that is a good thing, since it is built to withstand lots of use -Feels sturdy and solid CON's: -The pull up bar grip feels uncomfortably wide -The pull up bar grips point downwards, not a deal breaker, but definitely something you'll have to get used to -The elbow pads also feel uncomfortably wide I still give it 3 stars because the unit itself is decent overall for the price, but its definitely not a size to accommodate all people of all sizes both big, average, and small.;;Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2016;;3.0 out of 5 stars;;Great Tower IF you are a big person;;Frank S;;;I looked a quite a few other power towers on here, many of which have poor reviews. This one arrived with all the necessary parts and a reasonably good set of instructions - not perfect, but I've seen worse. It is beefier than I expected - the bottom frame is square box tubing, while the vertical supports are round, but both are 3" across. The padding on the arms and back seem plenty adequate - the logo is even embroidered, not just a patch or sticker. As mentioned in a couple other reviews, there are two places where the nuts are placed way too close to the vertical support, so it is hard to get the nut onto the bolt properly - but it can be done (I could have used a dremel or angle grinder to make it easier, but didn't need to). I'm well north of 200lbs and this doesn't appear to flex at all when doing pull-ups or leg raises. My only wish is that the pull-up bar had more of a mid-range position - the outer grips seem too far away and awkward, even though I am over 6' tall. I guess I wish the push-up grips also had adjustable positions, but I am aware that would likely raise the cost. Overall I am very happy with the purchase, and am using it far more than I expected I would. And no, I was not compensated in any way for this review - I paid full price.;;Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2018;;5.0 out of 5 stars;;I'm glad I did the research, this is the one to get!;;M. Lamoureux;;;I am so very pleased with this purchase. The packing was phenomenal. It left no room for any damage. It was professionally packed. It almost took me longer to unpack it then it did to assemble. I am a 50-year-old single woman, and I put this together all by myself in approximately two hours. So that should show you that you can do it it’s very easy. The instructions were great, the way they labeled the nuts bolts screws and washers, made it fool proof. It’s very sturdy and I’m very confident using it. I would definitely suggest buying this particular model.;;Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2017;;5.0 out of 5 stars;;Definitely suggest this model;;Teresa Taylor;;;It looks like the manufacturer read the negative reviews and paid attention. The parts were neatly packaged and the bolts, nuts, and washers were sealed by part number on cardboard backing. The welding appears to be stronger and thicker on the dip bars. I used a box cutter to trim around the pieces so that I could easily reference the pieces needed per build stage. Overall, it took me about two hours to build using two wrenches and a phillips screwdriver. Once built, it looks nice and feels sturdy when doing pull ups, except for the fact my torso rubs against the backrest. The dip bars require extra firm tightening because they will wobble left and right about an inch otherwise. I love having this in my office for a quick energy burst. Doing 10 pull ups gives me more pep than a cup of coffee.;;Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2018;;4.0 out of 5 stars;;Good value, improved welding, and easy to build;;Handsome B. Wonderful;;;Bought this for my wife (5' 4", 125lbs) and she has a hard time with the grip placement on the pull up bar. Way too wide or narrow. No middle placement. I found the grip placement awkward as well. (5' 9", 185lbs) Pros: -Decent price (beware you get exactly what you're paying for here) -Small footprint once assembled Cons: -Made in China (this became very obvious) -missing hardware (supposed to be 8 carriage bolts of a certain length but I received 7 and 1 fully threaded carriage bolt that was shorter than the others. -Cheap design ( pull up bar position, grips spin making it hard to grasp, right and left sides are not even, both elbow pads move (left to right) a few millimeters even after tightened completely. -VKR handlebar design is weird. Tilts forward, but unsure of the purpose for this. -welds are horrible. Some welds partially blocked washers and nuts from tightening freely and flat. Also jagged edges on welds sliced my finger open. Be careful. when assembling. -horrible instructions. Poor labels. Extremely wordy and hard to follow. Very busy pictures. Conclusion: I do not like buying cheap stuff. I'd rather save and put my money toward a better quality product. I don't feel this product is very well made and is typical of the quality you find in a Walmart or similar (low budget) store. I feel this is a lesson learned with following the "top seller" label on Amazon. I will give this detail much less weight, when looking for a top rated product on Amazon in the future. My photos below show 1) unevenness between right and left 2) horrible weld interfering with washer and bolt 3) short carriage bolt supplied does not thread through the nut.;;Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2016;;1.0 out of 5 stars;;Would not purchase again. Do not recommend.;;Aaron O