Is the Mikolo Power Tower stable for pull ups?

The 440 lbs rating and wide base suit steady, controlled reps. At about 42 lbs it is lighter than heavier steel towers, so fast or kipping pull ups may make it rock. Assemble it carefully and check the joints.

Can several people in a household use it?

Yes. The 10-level height adjustment and 5-level back pad adjustment let shorter and taller users set it for pull ups, dips and leg raises.

What exercises can I do on it?

Pull ups, chin ups, dips, leg raises and push ups. The armrests and back cushion are shaped for supported leg raise work.

How much space does it need?

It measures about 79.5 inches tall, 26.8 inches wide and 35.6 inches deep. Leave clearance around it for getting on and off and for leg raises.

Does it fold for storage?

It is a freestanding tower, not a folding rack. Plan a permanent spot for it rather than moving it in and out of storage.

Is it good for beginners?

Yes. Dips, supported leg raises and push ups are approachable starting points, and the height settings let you grow into pull ups. Advanced lifters may want a heavier, more rigid rack.

What do buyers say about the Mikolo Power Tower with Adjustable Backrest?

Rated 4 out of 5 from 2 ratings.

Mikolo Power Tower with Adjustable Backrest

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Mikolo Power Tower with Adjustable Backrest

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Our take on the Mikolo Power Tower with Adjustable Backrest

The Mikolo Power Tower is a freestanding calisthenics station for pull ups, chin ups, dips, leg raises and push ups. Its 10-level height adjustment and 5-level back pad adjustment let several users share it and switch between movements. The inward-angled armrests and large back cushion are built for supported leg raises. It holds up to 440 lbs, which is high for a home tower, and at about 42 lbs it is lighter than many steel rivals, so it can be moved but may rock more during kipping pull ups.

Best forHome lifters building pull up and dip strengthHouseholds where several people of different heights trainCore work with supported leg raisesSmall home gyms without room for a rack

Pros

10-level height adjustment fits a range of users
5-level back pad adjustment for different movements
Inward armrests and large back cushion support leg raises
440 lbs weight capacity
Covers pull ups, chin ups, dips, leg raises and push ups in one station
Lighter than many steel towers, so easier to reposition

Cons

Lighter frame can wobble during fast or kipping reps
Assembly takes time and care to get stable
Fixed width pull up bar, no multi-grip options
Back pad and armrests add bulk for pure pull up work

Mikolo Power Tower with Adjustable Backrest prices at every store

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About the Mikolo Power Tower with Adjustable Backrest

The Mikolo Power Tower is a home strength training station that combines pull ups, chin ups, dips, leg raises and push ups. It is used to build upper body and core strength.

The height has 10 adjustment levels and the back pad has 5. This lets the station fit different users and exercises. The armrests are angled inward, and a large back cushion supports the body during leg raises.

Exercises: Pull ups, chin ups, dips, leg raises, push ups
Height adjustment: 10 levels
Back pad adjustment: 5 levels
Dimensions: 79.53 x 26.77 x 35.63 in
Max user weight: 440 lbs
Product weight: 42.32 lbs

Specifications

color: RedSource

Questions and answers

Is the Mikolo Power Tower stable for pull ups?: The 440 lbs rating and wide base suit steady, controlled reps. At about 42 lbs it is lighter than heavier steel towers, so fast or kipping pull ups may make it rock. Assemble it carefully and check the joints.
Can several people in a household use it?: Yes. The 10-level height adjustment and 5-level back pad adjustment let shorter and taller users set it for pull ups, dips and leg raises.
What exercises can I do on it?: Pull ups, chin ups, dips, leg raises and push ups. The armrests and back cushion are shaped for supported leg raise work.
How much space does it need?: It measures about 79.5 inches tall, 26.8 inches wide and 35.6 inches deep. Leave clearance around it for getting on and off and for leg raises.
Does it fold for storage?: It is a freestanding tower, not a folding rack. Plan a permanent spot for it rather than moving it in and out of storage.
Is it good for beginners?: Yes. Dips, supported leg raises and push ups are approachable starting points, and the height settings let you grow into pull ups. Advanced lifters may want a heavier, more rigid rack.
Where is the Mikolo Power Tower with Adjustable Backrest cheapest?: At Walmart, for $82.99, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the Mikolo Power Tower with Adjustable Backrest?: Rated 4 out of 5 from 2 ratings.