Sportsroyals PT3 Power Tower vs Sportsroyals Power Tower

Both towers are rated to 450 lbs and cover pull-ups, dips and leg raises, so the real split is adjustability and footprint. The Sportsroyals Power Tower wins on range: six height levels from about 70 to 92.7 inches, seven backrest positions and a foldable assisted pad, which suits tall users and shared households. The FED Fitness PT3 is the simpler, sturdier-feeling build, with a 5mm steel pipe, a square-tube base on eight rubber feet and three grip widths. Owners of this class of tower report wobble at the top of the pull-up and long assembly times; the wider H-base on the Sportsroyals and the eight-foot base on the FED both help, but neither is a commercial rig.

• Choose the FED Fitness PT3 if you want three pull-up grip widths, a fixed sturdy base and a straightforward build without folding parts.
• Choose the Sportsroyals Power Tower if you are tall or share the tower, and want six height settings, seven backrest positions and a foldable pad.