Is it stable enough for kipping pull-ups?

No. It is fine for strict, controlled reps, but the frame sways under kipping or butterfly pull-ups. Use slow reps or add weight plates on the base.

Does it need to be bolted to the floor or wall?

No. It is freestanding, so no drilling is needed. Place it on a level, non-slip surface and check the base feet before each session.

What exercises can I do on it?

Pull-ups and chin-ups, dips, knee and leg raises on the back pad, and push-ups on the floor between the uprights. Some models add a multi-grip bar.

How much weight does it hold?

The frame is rated to 440 lbs total user weight. That covers most users, but the rating assumes even loading and a level floor.

Can I fold it away between workouts?

Many versions fold the uprights flat, but it still takes up floor space. Measure your storage spot before buying.

Where can I buy the Free Standing Pull Up Bar Power Tower Dip Station?

2 stores we checked sell it, including Target, eBay.

Free Standing Pull Up Bar Power Tower Dip Station

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Free Standing Pull Up Bar Power Tower Dip Station

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Lowest price today: $139.99 at Target (checked Nov 11, 2026).
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Our take on the Free Standing Pull Up Bar Power Tower Dip Station

A freestanding power tower for home gyms, combining a pull-up bar, dip station and leg-raise handles in one frame. It is height-adjustable and rated to 440 lbs, so it covers pull-ups, dips, knee raises and push-ups without wall mounting. Compared with wall-mounted bars it takes floor space but needs no drilling, and it is sturdier than doorway bars. It suits beginners and mid-level calisthenics users; heavy advanced lifters may find the frame flexes on kipping pull-ups.

Best forHome gyms without wall space to drillBeginners building pull-up and dip strengthRenters who cannot mount equipmentFull-body bodyweight workouts in one station

Pros

Pull-up, dip and leg-raise stations in one frame
Height-adjustable to fit different users
440 lbs weight capacity
No drilling or wall mounting needed
Folds flat for storage on many models

Cons

Takes up floor space even when folded
Frame can wobble during fast or kipping pull-ups
Assembly takes time and tools
Dip bars are fixed-width, which may not suit every shoulder width

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Free Standing Pull Up Bar Power Tower Dip Station price history

Lowest price we've seen: $139.99 on Nov 11 at Target. Tracked across 2 stores since Nov 11.

What reviewers say

Owners generally find it solid for the money and good for pull-ups, dips and knee raises at home. The most common complaints are wobble at the top of pull-ups and a fiddly assembly.

What people mention

StabilityMixedOwners say it holds steady for controlled reps but sways during fast or kipping pull-ups.
AssemblyCriticisedBuyers report the build takes an hour or more and the instructions are hard to follow.
VersatilityPraisedReviewers like getting pull-ups, dips and leg raises from one frame.
Height adjustmentPraisedThe adjustable bar lets shorter and taller users share the station.
FootprintMixedIt needs a clear floor area, and folding it still leaves a bulky shape.

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Free standing pull up bar power tower dip station
Adjustable calisthenics equipment
440 lbs capacity
For home gym strength training

About the Free Standing Pull Up Bar Power Tower Dip Station

This free-standing power tower combines a pull-up bar and a dip station in one unit. It is calisthenics equipment for strength training at home.

The height is adjustable, and the tower supports up to 440 lbs.

Type: Free-standing pull-up bar and dip station power tower
Adjustable: Yes
Weight capacity: 440 lbs
Use: Home gym strength training

Questions and answers

Is it stable enough for kipping pull-ups?: No. It is fine for strict, controlled reps, but the frame sways under kipping or butterfly pull-ups. Use slow reps or add weight plates on the base.
Does it need to be bolted to the floor or wall?: No. It is freestanding, so no drilling is needed. Place it on a level, non-slip surface and check the base feet before each session.
What exercises can I do on it?: Pull-ups and chin-ups, dips, knee and leg raises on the back pad, and push-ups on the floor between the uprights. Some models add a multi-grip bar.
How much weight does it hold?: The frame is rated to 440 lbs total user weight. That covers most users, but the rating assumes even loading and a level floor.
Can I fold it away between workouts?: Many versions fold the uprights flat, but it still takes up floor space. Measure your storage spot before buying.
Where is the Free Standing Pull Up Bar Power Tower Dip Station cheapest?: At Target, for $139.99, as of our latest check.
Where can I buy the Free Standing Pull Up Bar Power Tower Dip Station?: 2 stores we checked sell it, including Target, eBay.

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