Multi-Function Pull-Up & Dip Power Tower

In Use

The whole upper body runs off this: pull-ups and chin-ups for back and arms, dips for chest and triceps, vertical knee raises for the core, push-ups off the low handles. The backrest and elbow pads hold you square through knee raises, which is the difference between training abs and swinging. Set the height once to suit the person using it most, or move it between sessions.

Key Features

Five movements, one frame
Pull-ups, dips, vertical knee raises, push-ups and reverse-grip chin-ups, covering back, chest, shoulders, arms and core.

High-strength metal frame
Built from high-strength metal with a 440 lb maximum, which is what gives the frame its stability under dynamic work.

Adjustable 69.68" to 90.55"
A 21-inch height range, so the bar sits right whether you are tall or the ceiling is not.

Backrest and elbow pads
Support at the back and elbows spreads the pressure and keeps you in position through hanging core work.

44.88" × 47.24" footprint
A wide base for a tall frame, which is what keeps it planted.

Why We Stock It

Vertical pulling is the movement most home gyms cannot do, and it is the one that builds a back. A tower solves it without drilling into a doorframe, and adds dips and core work at the same time. This one goes to 90.55 inches, which means a tall lifter can hang from a dead stop with their feet clear of the floor.

Specifications

Good to Know

At 90.55 inches fully extended, this needs a ceiling over seven and a half feet. Measure before you order. Assembly is required.

Built for better.