Because these aren’t wall-mounted or tapered, ProSource has incorporated adjustable height and width to maintain the same level of versatility. Height can be adjusted between 31” and 35”, while the width can be moved between 16 ¾” and 23 ¼”. This level of adjustability means athletes of all body types can take full advantage of this dip station. Customizability is one of the aspects that gives a huge edge to portable dip bars and power towers. However, that doesn’t mean that wall mounted dip bars don’t support adjustability. If you’re jumping to do some dips, you want a seriously sturdy it of kit. The Indoor / outdoor bars come with a template that helps you attach to the wall. It’s actually not as difficult as you think. The bars themselves, and both mounting methods are extremely strong and sturdy. The marketing for this dip stand says you can do over 30 exercises but really you’re getting a good quality set of dip bars and a good quality chin up bar to boot. The bars are easy to adjust between exercises, however. It’s also worth noting the quoted other exercises require you to fit it lower down to a tree or post outdoors. Really sturdy

Make sure to compare all the different types of dip bars available in this review so you can ultimately find the right one for your home setup. 2 Types of Wall Mount Dip Stations You Will Find Fitness Machines: 3-year frame, 2-year pad, 2-year cable, 1-year pulley, 1-year popper pin, 1-year hardware. Fold Away Dip Station: These dip stations permanently mount to the wall but can be folded flat against the wall in seconds. The ability to fold them helps free up workout and walking space in your room when not in use.If you’re always looking for the latest and greatest in design, then you will most likely enjoy this power tower from Sportsroyal. It seems they thought of everything when they drew up the plans for this piece of equipment, as it’s highly adjustable and ergonomically designed. The unique base and multiple crossbars add extra support without increasing the weight over what comparable power towers weigh. For a well-designed piece of equipment for all your dip, pull-up, push-up, and leg raise needs, Sportsroyal has you covered. Benefits of Dip Bars

Those who don’t have their own hardware or can’t drill into their walls may want to look at other options on this list. Those who don’t have the ability to drill into their walls (like in an apartment), as this needs to be installed on a wall for proper use. People who have some extra space to spare. The utility you get from this piece of equipment can replace five other pieces like a pull-up bar, weight bench, and pushup handles. The disadvantage of the ceiling mounted pull-up bar is that you need to ensure you have a ceiling that will support the bar, with solid well-spaced joists or exposed beams. Many also provide the option of having ample room above the bar, but if you don’t have a high ceiling you will be limited by choice here. How does this affect you? Dip bars (a.k.a dip stations and dip stands) are extremely versatile pieces of equipment that allow you to work almost all muscle groups in the upper body. With some knowledge and imagination, and the best dip bars for your particular home or garage gym, the range of exercises you can complete is staggering. Moreover, they’re very affordable and can be set up in almost any space around your home, inside or out.Fitness Machines: 1-year frame, 90-day pad, 1-year cable, 1-year pulley, 90-day popper pin, 1-year hardware. Heavier or stronger athletes may exceed the weight capacity of 350 pounds, especially when doing weighted dips or bench press. To get the exact height, stand next to the wall and reach as high as you can with your fingers outstretched. Mark this point with a pencil, and then using a ladder or box, add another 6 inches and mark this point clearly (don’t forget to erase the first mark). This item is one of the mostexpensive pull-up bars on this list, but you’ll be glad you spent extra to avoid any potential disappointment and frustration of purchasing a different bar which sits too close to the wall. I can assure you, there is nothing worse than attempting exercises like muscle-ups, only to find that your feet bang on the wall! In this section, you’ll find out more about the most essential features that you should look for in a wall mounted dip station: General Construction

What I love about most wall mounted dip bars is that they usually come with a pull up attachment as well, which really increases the versatility of what you can do with this piece of equipment at home. For heavier people, there’s a comforting feeling to be had when using a piece of equipment that you can trust will be able to support you easily. These parallel dip bars from Sportsroyal are about as heavy-duty as they come, and with a 1,200-pound combined weight capacity, they can even support Brian Shaw. Six different heights to choose from means no matter your height, these should be able to work for you, too. Best Dip Bar for Leg Raises Folks who like to rearrange their gym often. This tower is solid, but weighs only 88 pounds when assembled making it easier than others to move around and reposition. On the other hand, however, the different grips may simply get in the way for those who are working on more advanced calisthenics techniques, such as muscle ups.This will determine the muscle group you can most effectively work with your dip station. Tapered bars and some parallel bars allow for various grip widths and can therefore be used for a greater range of exercises and muscle activation. Broadly speaking, a narrow grip allows you to target your triceps and shoulders more intensely. Wider grips are better suited work the pectorals more intensely, and are better suited for building strength and size in the chest. Decent weight rating If you’re newer to dip training, then it might be worth looking into dip stands and bars with better grips, as this can help acclimate your hands to holding your weight for sets. There are tons of options for grips, but knowing the handle size and amount of handles, as well as their orientation, can be very helpful in making your decision as to which dip bars to buy. Warranties Matter The robust design means that these bars are strong enough to support up to 150kg. That’s total so if you’re doing weighted dips, take that into consideration too. Adjustable to different heights There isn’t a specific answer to this question because every dip station has its own weight limit that is set by the manufacturer depending on their testing of the product. ALL OTHER ITEMS: 1-year warranty on all items not specified herein. Warranty covers defects in manufacturing. Warranty does not cover any misuse of products.

The overall design of the Kicode Dip Bar is pretty sturdy as long as you mount it on a tough concrete wall and can support up to 300 lbs without taking a huge space in the room. Pros The hair-loss factor– AKA how easy is this dip station to assemble? Thankfully dip stations generally rank among the easiest bits of gym gear to cobble together. But we’ll let you know if anything is unduly a pain in the butt to put build. Not everyone is good at building stuff. Lifters who need a dip bar that can support heavy weight. This can hold up to 600 pounds, so even Eddie Hall can do dips here.

4) Separate parallel bars

People who want an easily portable dip station will appreciate the small footprint of 42 inches by 22 inches. Folks who want to splurge or treat themselves with a piece of equipment. This may not be the cheapest option on the market, but it offers a ton of versatility Moreover, it comes with additional ring attachments that widen the variety of exercises that you can do with it. Pros If you’re leaning more towards the separate parallel style bars and want a good way to do dips without spending an arm or a leg, Komodo Sports’ bars might be right up your alley. Made from a good grade of 45cm tubular steel bars, they give a good solid feel. Good upper user weight