Dip Station
Enhance your power rack with a simple-to-use, sturdy Dip Attachment. It’s durable with a capacity of 400lbs. The attachment is available for the PR-1000, PR-1050, PR-1100, PR-4000, and PR-5000 power racks. Make sure you select the correct attachment for your rack (either the 1000 Series attachment for the 1000 Series racks, or the 4000/5000 attachment for the 4000/5000 Series racks).
Dip Station Reviews
Based on 9 reviews from Gym Radar users, the REP Fitness Dip Station have an average rating of 3.59 out of 5. They're currently the #4 most-owned Dip Attachments on Gym Radar, with 33 home gyms reporting ownership.
9 Reviews
Performance
3.67 / 5
Build Quality
3.22 / 5
Value
3.89 / 5
User Reviews
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(3.00)
It does the job, but it had a slight wobble when attached to the rig, especially when doing weighted dips. There are nicer and more updated dip attachments that are better priced and/or have nicer build quality.
(2.67)
I have a PR5000 rack and this thing doesn’t fit on it well. If you want to add stability training to your dips, this will do it.
I tried adding UMHW tape but it doesn’t work well and doesn’t stay. Plus a product built for a specific ecosystem should fit flawlessly on its intended ecosystem.
This is not the dip attachment you are looking for.
(2.67)
This thing is awful, it's so poorly fitted to the upright that it shakes like crazy when trying to do dips, feels like trying to do dips on rings. Fixed mine with some furniture pads to tighten up the fit but without that it was completely unusable.
(4.00)
Ever since Mutant Metals came out with the UDA, I never looked back. This was sufficient, but bulky and heavy to store on wall control. It’s not expensive and has value to add if you don’t want to spring for something more expensive with adjustable handle widths and knurling, etc.
(4.67)
This is one of those "it does what you need it to do" pieces of equipment. Storage options are at best limited but it otherwise gets the job done.
(3.67)
Not much to say about this. Works just like it should. Not fun to store but that’s just the way large attachments are.
(4.00)
This one is just okay. It works well, but it just isn't tight on the rack and wobbles. I added furniture pads to correct this, but it's definitely not one of rep's better products. I do wish it was knurled like the mutant metals one (not that I've used that). It does easily hold my weight (200lb + 90lb on a belt), though the furniture pads need periodic replacing.
(3.67)
Does it work for dips? Yup. Does the design make it a pain in the ass to store? Yes.
Rogue or Titan with the flat top make storage flush against a wall possible, rep changed their design to be different not better.
(4.00)
It’s a basic dip station; just powder coated handles. Takes up a lot of space to store. We used some Rep Wax to help with the grip on the handles. The geometry of the handles favors longer armed people; I have to be pretty close to the front with my T-Rex arms.