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Relife Power Tower Pull Up Bar Station Workout Dip Station
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Outdoors · Relifesports

Relife Power Tower Pull Up Bar Station Workout Dip Station

Deal score 8.0 · Steal
$109.99$300.00 Relifesports's regular price

You save $190.01 at Relifesports

Deal.ai's agents found this deal on November 4. The store may have changed its price since.

Why it's a great deal

  • Relifesports lists its regular price at $300.00: 63% off by its own figures
  • Rated 4.7 out of 5 by 2,200 buyers
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Specs

Total Weight Capacity
450 lbs
Supported Exercises
Pull-ups, Dips
Exercise Focus
Strength training
Machine Type
Home Gym
Subtype
Power tower
Configuration
Freestanding
Height Adjustment
9 levels
Assembly Required
Yes
Frame Material
Alloy Steel
Primary Muscle Group
Upper body

About the Relife Power Tower Pull Up Bar Station Workout Dip Station

The Relife Power Tower is a freestanding bodyweight station for pull-ups and dips, rated to 450 lbs on an alloy steel frame. It has 9 height settings and a 34 x 26.4 inch footprint, so it fits in a garage or spare room without bolting to a wall. The best new price is $109.99 at Relifesports as of November 4, 2026, and only one store lists it new, so there is no cheaper alternative to compare against right now.

Best forHome lifters who want pull-ups and dips without wall mountingBuyers on a tight budgetGarages and spare rooms with about 3 feet of floor spaceHouseholds where users of different heights share one station
Pros
  • 450 lb weight capacity covers most lifters
  • 9 height levels let one frame serve short and tall users
  • Pull-up bar and dip station in one freestanding unit
  • Suction-cup feet and lock nuts add stability and safety
  • Under $110 is cheap for a power tower
Cons

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  • 89-inch height needs a room with high ceilings for full pull-ups
  • One store sells it new, so there is no price competition
  • Assembly is required
  • Bodyweight only, with no added resistance beyond the 9 levels
  • Suction cups grip best on smooth floors, not carpet

    • What reviewers say

    With 4.7 out of 5 from about 2,200 ratings, owners mostly report a solid, stable tower for the money that handles pull-ups and dips well. Common gripes are assembly time and wobble on soft flooring.

    Pros
    • Sturdy feel at this price
    • Height adjustment suits different users
    • Dip and pull-up stations both get regular use
    Cons
    • Assembly takes time
    • Some movement on carpet or uneven floors
    • Tall frame limits where it fits

    Questions and answers

    Is the Relife Power Tower worth it?
    At $109.99 at Relifesports as of November 4, 2026, it is a low-cost way to add pull-ups and dips at home. It makes sense if you have the ceiling height and floor space and do not need cable or weight-stack exercises.
    How much ceiling height do I need?
    The frame is 89 inches tall, so you need a ceiling well above that to do full pull-ups without your head hitting. Measure your room before buying, and check the 9 height settings against your own reach.
    Does it work on carpet?
    The four suction-cup feet grip best on hard, smooth floors. On carpet or uneven surfaces the base can shift, so a mat or a hard floor is the safer setup.
    What exercises can I do on it?
    Pull-ups and dips are the main movements, working the back, triceps, chest and shoulders. The height settings also let you adjust the bar for different users rather than adding resistance.
    How hard is assembly?
    Assembly is required and owners often mention it takes time. Two people make it easier, and the lock-nut design is meant to keep fasteners from loosening with use.
    When is it cheapest?
    Only Relifesports lists it new at $109.99 as of November 4, 2026, so there is no second price to wait for. Watch for direct-site sales rather than store-to-store discounts.