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A power tower for the home-gym corner
Relife Power Tower Pull Up Bar Station
The Relife power tower pull-up bar station — for the lifter who wants pull-ups, dips and more without a gym membership.
Deal score 8.0 · Steal
$109.99$299.99 Relifesports's regular price
You save $190.00 at Relifesports
This deal was in an earlier drop. The store may have changed its price since.
Why it's a great deal
- Relifesports lists its regular price at $299.99: 63% off by its own figures
- Rated 4.7 out of 5 by 2,200 buyers
- Relife says its Power Tower supports total-body exercises like pull-ups, making it a flexible piece of fitness gear Relife
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From Relifesports
- 400 lbs weight capacity
- 3 handle positions (20.47–22.44 in)
- 9 height settings (58.5–89 in)
- 4 adjustable backrest positions
- H-shaped base with anti-slip suction cups
- 10+ exercises: pull-ups, dips, push-ups, knee raises, leg exercises
- Materials
- Alloy Steel & Plastic
- Fit
- Adjustable for different ages, shapes and sizes
- Sizing
- Adjustable for every user with 3 handle positions, 9 height settings and 4 backrest positions
- Guarantee
- 1-year warranty
- Returns
- Items can be returned or exchanged within 30 days of delivery
- Packs
- Variants: without wrist straps, with wrist straps, with pull up assistance bands; buy Dark Black and get a free Arm Twister (Gray excluded)
- In the box
- Main frame components, Hardware, Adjustment knobs, Foot pads, Foam components, Wrenches
What buyers say
Buyers like
- Solid, stable and durable build quality
- Easy to assemble, with washers pre-attached to bolts
- Compact footprint for home use
- Good value for the price
- Responsive customer service that sent missing parts right away
- Works well for pull-ups, dips, push-ups and ab exercises
Buyers complain about
- Not very sturdy for a lighter user (165 lbs) without added weight
- Missing covers on the bars on arrival
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
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About the Relife Power Tower Pull Up Bar Station
The Relife Power Tower is a freestanding steel home-gym station for pull-ups, dips, push-ups and knee raises. It adjusts across 9 height levels (58.5 to 89 in) and 4 backrest positions, and its H-shaped base uses anti-slip suction cups for stability. The stated weight capacity varies by source: 450 lbs in the listed specs and 400 lbs on the brand page. At $109.99 at Relifesports as of November 4, 2026, it sits at the low end of its recent price range, and 2 stores price it new.
Best forHome lifters who want pull-ups and dips without a rackRenters and small rooms needing a compact footprintBodyweight training for chest, shoulders and tricepsBeginners building a first home-gym station
Pros
- 9 height settings and 4 backrest positions fit different users
- H-shaped base with 4 suction cups adds stability
- Compact 34 x 26.4 in footprint
- Washers come pre-attached to bolts, easing assembly
- Handles pull-ups, dips, push-ups, knee raises and leg work
- Strong 4.7/5 rating from about 2,200 ratings
Cons
- Some owners find it shaky at lighter body weights without added weight
- Stated capacity differs between 400 and 450 lbs
- Bar covers were missing on some arrivals
- Assembly is required
- Tall 89 in frame needs ceiling clearance
What reviewers say
Owners rate it highly, calling the steel build solid and stable for the price. Assembly is described as easy thanks to pre-attached washers. A few report wobble for lighter users and missing bar covers on delivery.
Pros
- Solid, stable steel build
- Easy assembly with pre-attached washers
- Compact footprint for home use
- Good value; responsive service on missing parts
Cons
- Not very sturdy for a lighter 165 lb user without added weight
- Missing bar covers on arrival
Questions and answers
- Is the Relife Power Tower worth it?
- For the money, yes, if you want pull-ups and dips at home without a rack. At $109.99 at Relifesports as of November 4, 2026, it is one of the cheaper ways to get both. Heavier or very light users should check stability expectations.
- What is the real weight capacity?
- The listed specs say 450 lbs, while the brand page says 400 lbs. Plan around the lower 400 lb figure to be safe.
- How tall is it, and will it fit my room?
- It reaches 89 in at full height and adjusts down to 58.5 in across 9 levels. Measure your ceiling clearance before buying, especially for pull-ups.
- Does it work for short and tall users?
- The 9 height settings and 4 backrest positions are meant to fit a range of heights. Shorter users can lower the bar for pull-ups and adjust the backrest for dips.
- What exercises can I do on it?
- Pull-ups, dips, push-ups, knee raises and some leg exercises, over 10 in all per the brand. It is bodyweight only, with no resistance bands or weights included.
- What comes in the box?
- Main frame parts, hardware, adjustment knobs, foot pads, foam components and wrenches. Assembly is required.