Lebert Fitness Dip Bar Stand - Original Equalizer Total Body Strengthener Pull Up Bar Home Gym Exercise Equipment Dipping Station - Hip Resistance Band, Workout Guide and Online Group

Heavy duty. Worth the price

Very solid, great for home workout and calisthenics. And if you are the lazy kind, might be useful to hang clothes 😁

Esta muy bien hecho y se ve my resistente y es muy indispensable para hacer ejercicios calistenicos y seguir mejorando,viene con un papel para que descargues una guia nutricional gratis por Natalie Jill,un entrenamiento tambien para descargar ejercicios basicos y esta no es gratis pero te hacen un descuento de 10 dolares ,otra targeta para descargar una copia digital de un libro de Frank Medrano, todas estas descargas estan en ingles,las barras pesan cada una 9 libras ( un poquito mas de 4 kilos cada una) ,viene con un dvd instruccional de ejercicios basicos,las barras estan disenadas para soportar un peso corporal de 400 libras o eso dice el instuctivo ( son como 180 kilos ),se sienten muy seguras y no se resbalan en el piso, la base de los pies estan muy firmes y es my facil de ensamblar.

I purchased these equalizer workout bars to add to my Fitness gear at home - and I’m impressed. They are beautiful to look at, comfortable to use, and provide versatility to my workouts. I use them for push-ups…a much better workout than doing push-ups off my bed! I use them for dips, which is a good measure of how much work in that area I need to do. These also provide a source of stability when I do something that has a risk of sending me on a fall (I’m pretty well along in age, so I have to be careful). I purchased the bright yellow set which is a deep, rich color that brightens up my room and wakes me up in the morning like a strong dose of sunshine. So it saves me on coffee money (little joke). I just discovered that there are nearly 40 videos on the Lebert Equalizer site that will help keep me very busy and fit. I’m looking forward to exploring them. I tried a few - they’re well done and most definitely provide added value to this treasure of a product. I am just starting to explore, but it looks like there’s a multitude of user-friendly exercises and communities. If I could give 100 stars, I would. I am 5 foot six and purchased the shorter of the two versions - that works well for me but if you’re taller you might want to consider the higher version. The customer support folks are accessible, friendly, and eager to help so you can call them with any questions I had a lot of success with that to help me figure out which size to get. OK I’ve got to go now do some work out with my equalizer dip bars!

Super

Glad I spent more to buy this high quality product. Very well made

I've not used it properly yet as I'm still putting together a new training plan but my first impression is that they are sturdier and less wobbly than I thought they might be. It's well-made, seems solid, finish is nice and the grips seem good quality - bare-hand grip is solid. The height is fine for most things but I would definitely get the XL and not the standard version. Fit 4 small bolts and it's constructed, so very easy with the supplied Allen key. Another growing brand produce one of these that is taller but Lebert is more established and is widely used so I opted for the XL. I don't usually review items so quickly but I do update my reviews over time so I'll give it a few months or so and update. As for the 2 DVDs that comes with it.. oh dear! The first one is the 9 minute long "Instructional DVD" that's emblazoned on the box and website , the first 2 mins of which is a show-reel advert for their product. Then you get a few exercise tutorials lasting 7 mins in total: Single bar pull ups, single bar push-ups, triceps extension, hip extension, 2 bar push-up, 2 bar pull-up, dips, cardio drills, stretching. They don't have time to cover very much or go into any detail. The second DVD is the "LeHIP Training" DVD. They really shouldn't have bothered. They couldn't even label the DVD so it is entitled "Untitled Project" when you enter it into your DVD drive or player. It's split into 3 short sections: "Strength & Power" (15 mins), "Tabata" (4 mins 50 secs) and "Cool Down" (4 mins 30 secs) . At the beginning of the very first video on section 1, the women giving a instruction to a group of women begins by looking at the camera and says "Welcome back!". It's like they forgot to add some earlier tutorials to the DVD. In fact, it's strange there's a "Cool down" section to the DVD but no crucial "Warm-up" section at all - there is no mention of a warm up. It's all down-hill from there. The woman does a few exercises with the group but and shows a few exercise you can do with it but without telling you anything about how to do any exercise, technique etc. You've just entered an exercise class half way through and are simply watching them. Sections 2 and 3 have nothing to do with this product at all. They are a waste of time unless you own some exercise bands, no parallettes to be seen anywhere. No thought has gone into either DVD. There are tutorials on YouTube that are vastly superior and I recommend you go and look there, buy a good book and use the DVDs as beer, OK - smoothie, mats!