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Stamina Power Tower 1690 Bodyweight Exercise Equipment (Grey/Black) for
$63.76.
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About this item:
- Power Towers allow for many different bodyweight exercises, helping you lose weight, build muscle and improve heart health. Bodyweight routines are invigorating and effective for major muscle groups.
- Dimensions: 49" x 42.5" x 81" | Weight: 61 lbs
- The versatile Stamina Power Tower 1690 can be used for pull-ups, dips, push-ups, chin-ups, sit-ups, vertical knee raises and more.
- Secure foam hand grips at each exercise station provide stability and comfort during exercise. The durable steel frame supports users of up to 250 lbs.
- After an easy assembly, the Stamina Power Tower 1690 is a compact tower, making it ideal for any indoor or garage space. Non-slip endcaps protect whatever surface the Power Tower may rest on.
- Comes with 5-year frame and 90 day parts warranty.
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if i weren't so sure this thing would outlive me, i'd buy another!
Reason for buying: Needed to workout at home, since the gym was pretty bad in summer of 2020.
Build Quality: Overall, this has good build quality. After assembly, this is pretty solid. For reference, I am 5'8" and 166 lbs. I wear a 20 lbs weight vest and have done: dips, chin-ups, L-sits and push-ups (inclined) on the equipment with no issues. There is one caveat though, it is kind of wobbly when I do the chin-ups, so take what you will. At 186 lbs, it does feel wobbly at times. Not really a big deal if you have extremely controlled movements, but when you got to get that last rep and you're shaking like a mother****** to raise your head above the bar, yeah it will shake a little bit. Also, if you are above 6', this might be kind of small for you and I would not recommend it. Even at 5'8" I need to bend my legs to do the chin-ups.
Assembly Instructions: This was fairly straightforward and no issues there.
Floor Contact: It has plastic stoppers, but I think since of the sheer weight, please put it on carpet or a mat. I would not recommend to put it on any laminate or hardwood floor just bare.
Also, I got it for $130
If anyone else have questions, feel free to ask!
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i've had mine for almost 10 years and it's been a freaking tank. rock solid and takes plenty of abuse. besides its intended uses, i also do stupid stuff like take running jump swings on to the bars and hang upside down and do gravity sit-ups or whatever they are called. at one point i used it to hang a heavy punching bag. paid $80 and would gladly pay that again. a steal at this price.
if i weren't so sure this thing would outlive me, i'd buy another!
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There's a few videos out there of people building their own with some wooden posts, quickrete, and a PVC pipe, but with the insane costs of lumber maybe I will wait on that haha
There's a few videos out there of people building their own with some wooden posts, quickrete, and a PVC pipe, but with the insane costs of lumber maybe I will wait on that haha
Now I have to think what to use so that someone won't steal it for scrap metal
The only other thing I'd mention is that I wish it had a bit more padding on the pull up bar- the part without padding is the part that's exactly shoulder length for me.
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