What exercises can I do on the Reebok Power Tower?

Pull-ups and chin-ups on the top bar, dips on the parallel bars, plank holds on the grips and vertical knee raises on the VKR station. It covers a full bodyweight session for upper body and core.

How much space does it need?

The frame measures about 45.3 inches long, 38.5 inches wide and 88.5 inches tall. Leave clearance around it for your legs and arms, and check your ceiling height against the 88.5-inch top.

Is it stable for kipping pull-ups?

It is built for strict bodyweight work. Owners report it steady for controlled pull-ups and dips, but it is not a wall-mounted rig, so avoid heavy kipping or swinging.

Does it come with resistance bands or weights?

No. It is a bodyweight station, so resistance comes from your own weight. Add a dip belt or vest if you want to load the movements.

Is it hard to assemble?

Buyers describe assembly as easy. The steel frame bolts together, and two people make fitting the tall uprights simpler.

Home trainees who want pull-ups, dips and core work in one compact unit. It suits beginners building strength and intermediate calisthenics users, not those needing cable or plate-loaded resistance.

What do buyers say about the Reebok Power Tower Home Gym for Pull-Ups Dips & Core?

Rated 4.9 out of 5 from 10 ratings.

Reebok Power Tower Home Gym for Pull-Ups Dips & Core

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Reebok Power Tower Home Gym for Pull-Ups Dips & Core

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Last seen at $119.97 at Walmart on Nov 4.

Our take on the Reebok Power Tower Home Gym for Pull-Ups Dips & Core

The Reebok Power Tower is a steel bodyweight station that combines a pull-up bar, dip bars, plank grips and a vertical knee raise station in one frame. Its footprint of about 45 by 38.5 inches and height of 88.5 inches keeps it compact enough for a spare room or garage gym. It suits people who train calisthenics at home and want several exercises without several machines. Against rival towers it covers the usual stations but adds plank grips, which many competitors leave out. Buyers rate it highly, though the sample of ratings is small.

Best forHome calisthenics and bodyweight trainingSmall home gyms and garagesCore and ab work with the VKR stationPull-up and dip progression

Pros

Pull-up, dip, plank and VKR stations in one frame
Durable steel construction
Compact footprint for a power tower
Easy assembly
Tall enough for full hanging pull-ups

Cons

Tall frame needs ceiling clearance
Takes up floor space when folded away is not an option
Bodyweight only, no added resistance

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Reebok Power Tower Home Gym for Pull-Ups Dips & Core price history

Lowest price we've seen: $119.97 on Nov 4 at Walmart. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 4.

What reviewers say

4.9 / 510 ratings

Buyers rate the tower 4.9 out of 5, though only 10 ratings are in. They describe it as sturdy and stable during pull-ups and dips and easy to put together.

What people mention

BuildPraisedOwners describe the steel frame as solid and stable under load.
SetupPraisedBuyers say assembly is easy and quick.
StabilityPraisedReviewers report little wobble during pull-ups and dips.

About the Reebok Power Tower Home Gym for Pull-Ups Dips & Core

The Reebok Power Tower is a home gym station built for bodyweight training. It has a durable steel frame and several stations: pull-up bars, dip bars, plank grips and a vertical knee raise (VKR) station.

Together, these stations support full-body workouts that target strength and core stability. The frame is sturdy for intense exercises. The footprint is compact, which suits smaller spaces. It is designed to be easy to assemble.

Frame: Durable steel
Stations: Pull-up bars, dip bars, plank grips, vertical knee raise (VKR) station
Dimensions: 45.3" L x 38.5" W x 88.5" H
Training focus: Bodyweight training, strength and core stability

Questions and answers

What exercises can I do on the Reebok Power Tower?: Pull-ups and chin-ups on the top bar, dips on the parallel bars, plank holds on the grips and vertical knee raises on the VKR station. It covers a full bodyweight session for upper body and core.
How much space does it need?: The frame measures about 45.3 inches long, 38.5 inches wide and 88.5 inches tall. Leave clearance around it for your legs and arms, and check your ceiling height against the 88.5-inch top.
Is it stable for kipping pull-ups?: It is built for strict bodyweight work. Owners report it steady for controlled pull-ups and dips, but it is not a wall-mounted rig, so avoid heavy kipping or swinging.
Does it come with resistance bands or weights?: No. It is a bodyweight station, so resistance comes from your own weight. Add a dip belt or vest if you want to load the movements.
Is it hard to assemble?: Buyers describe assembly as easy. The steel frame bolts together, and two people make fitting the tall uprights simpler.
Who is it for?: Home trainees who want pull-ups, dips and core work in one compact unit. It suits beginners building strength and intermediate calisthenics users, not those needing cable or plate-loaded resistance.
Where is the Reebok Power Tower Home Gym for Pull-Ups Dips & Core cheapest?: At Walmart, for $119.97, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the Reebok Power Tower Home Gym for Pull-Ups Dips & Core?: Rated 4.9 out of 5 from 10 ratings.