Dip Bar, 2-in-1 Adjustable Dip Stand Station for Home Workout, Heavy Duty Parallel Bars Workout Equipment for Strength Training

I love my walking pad I got here (the one that's rated highest and heavy duty) but psychologically I can't do an incline and higher speeds without a bar to just touch. I could see myself wiping out by taking a little misstep or glance, even though I'm not a clumsy person. So I found these, and glad I bought them. They're a little short (I'm 5-8) but I have big hands and can touch one easily if needed. I guess they'd be great for dips if I did those (I don't currently). They fit right in my understairs closet beside the walking pad I wheel in there when I'm done. Coudln't be easier. Altogether the set up was less than $400 and beats the $1200 Proform treadmill I sold years ago in a garage sale. Love that this all hides away. Recommended!

Not sturdy I only weigh 148lbs and it could barely hold my weight

Too wobbly for any exercise other than a DIP. Rows are rough as it seems like there is no weight at the base of both bars. Looks cool but you have to be very careful not to tip them when doing stuff like tuck planche or rows.

They work but the narrow base makes them very shaken and prone for falling out while performing a dip. You might need to build a better base to make them sturdier.

I ended up returning this item. After putting it together, I found: 1. that the bars were as wide as I anticipated; 2. that it was not as stable as I would have preferred; and 3. that it was not going to be as easy to adjust to different sizes. I wanted something more sturdy.

Zero stars are not an option unfortunately. This is so wobbly and unstable - it is literally unsafe to use . DO NOT PURCHASE THIS ITEM

I don't use them but, great quality

Too tall and unstable. Even on a hard surface I found them unstable. They were easy to assemble and compact.