Amazon Basics 34" x 32" x 38" Dip Station for Home Gym Workouts

Jens Becker: Sehr stabile Stangen und rutschfest.

Germany on Oct 17, 2023

tb: Easy to assemble and holds the weight okay. A few slight moves depending on the size of the person. But for the most part works just how it’s supposed to.

United States on Oct 16, 2023

Matthew Irizarry: I've had this dip bar for the last two years. Amazing price, very strong and sturdy. Works great

United States on Oct 14, 2023

Sal Pérez: Muy buena experiencia con el producto. Fácil de montar y muy estable cuando estas haciendo ejercicio con el (78Kg).

Spain on Oct 13, 2023

Niki: I didn’t really take notice of the dimensions so quite surprised how big it is (not a bad thing though ) I can comfortably do dips , leg raises and knee raises I’m happy with this purchase , sturdy and good quality product, box did have a small tear in it upon delivery but the driver was happy to take it back if I wanted but there was no need considering it’s only metal gym equipment only took 10 mins to build you probably can strip it down for storage but this would be annoying but depending on what space you have it can be done if needed. I will be adding some black tape to the foam padding to protect it.

United Kingdom on Aug 15, 2023

Customer: I have few problems with this dip bar; one is that its wide so you cant adjust it and second is that it feels cheap but other then that, a solid dip bar

United States on Jul 26, 2023

Gim: I'm not that strong but I've always wanted to be able to do dips. So I purchased this. I like it. It feels solid and doesn't move under me. I weigh 210 lbs. The foam grips are wide and fairly comfortable to hold. It ends up being rather large when put together and I don't think you'd want to disassemble it, although you could, so just measure your space to see if it'll fit well. I'm actually not very strong so I bought some flat fabric resistant bands and I threaded those into it. I use all four and put my knees on them to assist with my weight. I've been able to increase the number I can do. Eventually I'll take away all the bands. I like that you could do potentially more and more difficult exercises on this. I also do a beginner pull up lying under it with my feet still on the ground and pulling up. It aches the next day, so it's using new muscles.

United States on Jul 16, 2023

ハッピーさん: 家にあるチンニングスタンドにも元々ディップスが出来る棒がついていたのですが、安定性が最悪だったので、別途こちらのディップスタンドを購入しました。
流石Amazonが公式に発売しているだけあって、品質と価格は非常に良かったです。
構造が単純なので組み立てが簡単でした。
Amazonで販売されているディップスタンドの中では最も耐荷重性能が良かったです。
2つに分かれていないので使用したときにブレが少なく安定しています。

Japan on May 26, 2023

Humberto: Es resistente fácil de armar a buen precio

Mexico on Apr 01, 2023

awl51: This dip station design has been working well for me for a couple months now, especially after some modifications. I use it for dips, rows, incline pushups, and stretching. Before getting this I used chairs as well as parallel bars for dipping, and (after physical therapy for both rotator cups) learned a few things about comfort and safety. If you are fed up with chair dips, or are just starting out, some of the following may be useful and/or help protect your shoulders. Usual disclaimers to “use at your own risk” apply, as well as voiding any warranties.

Grip Width
Once assembled, the distance between the handholds with this design - around 24 inches out of the box- is considerably too wide for many people. Too much width between handholds can lead to your elbows flaring out the side during a dip, which can stress the shoulder joint. And elbow flaring can be especially hard to control for someone just starting out. A rule of thumb I have seen before is to set the width between handhold centers to be about your shoulder width. In my case that is 19.5 inches.

With a little effort, you can adjust your grip width. Adjusting the grip width here means re-bending...

United States on Dec 31, 2022