Pull Up Bar Free Standing Power Tower Dip Station

Price facts

• Lowest price today: $143.51 at Target (checked Nov 11, 2026).

Our take on the Pull Up Bar Free Standing Power Tower Dip Station

This is a freestanding power tower that combines a pull-up bar and a dip station in one home gym frame. It is rated for 450 lbs total, which puts it in line with heavier-duty towers and above the light 250–300 lb frames common at entry level. The freestanding design needs no wall mounting, so it suits renters and anyone who cannot drill into a wall. The trade-off is floor space and a footprint that is harder to tuck away than a doorway bar.

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Pull Up Bar Free Standing Power Tower Dip Station price history

Lowest price we've seen: $143.51 on Nov 11 at Target. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 11.

Questions and answers

Is a freestanding power tower stable enough for pull-ups?

Yes, if it is assembled correctly and sits on a level floor. Freestanding towers rely on their base and weight rather than wall anchors, so check that all bolts are tight and the feet sit flat. Some wobble at the top during kipping pull-ups is normal; strict pull-ups feel steadier.

How much ceiling height do I need?

Measure the tower's top bar height and add your reach above it. Most power towers are around 7 to 8 feet tall, so a room with 8-foot ceilings usually works for strict pull-ups but not for standing on the bar. Check the listed height before buying.

Can I do dips and pull-ups on the same unit?

Yes. The dip station sits at the front or sides and the pull-up bar spans the top, so you can move between the two without changing equipment. That is the main advantage over a separate doorway bar and dip stand.

Does it work for short and tall users?

The bar height is fixed, so shorter users may need a step or jump to reach it, and taller users get less clearance above their head. The dip handles are also at a set width and height, which suits most average-sized adults.

How much floor space does it take?

Expect roughly a 3-by-4-foot footprint, similar to other power towers. It is not foldable on most models, so plan a permanent spot in a garage, basement or spare room rather than a living area.

Is it worth it over a doorway pull-up bar?

A doorway bar is cheaper and stores away, but it only does pull-ups and depends on a solid door frame. A power tower adds dips and a more stable pull-up position, which is worth it if you have the floor space and train both movements.

Where is the Pull Up Bar Free Standing Power Tower Dip Station cheapest?

At Target, for $143.51, as of our latest check.

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