Mutant Metals Ultimate Dip Attachment (UDA)

This is such a nice piece, I love the adjustable width and the knurling is fantastic. I just need a better place to store it than on the ground.

This is truly the ultimate dip attachment. There is not a better one on the market I rarely do dips, so I shouldn’t really own it; however, it’s just so good at what it does & so nice, I can’t bring myself to get rid of it If you do dips, buy this attachment

If you like dips, you'll like the UDA. I like dips. And I like the UDA.

Have had this for six months now and zero complaints. It is expensive but worth it. The others I’ve tried had some wobble and this has none. Very stable and I love how you can store it flat.

The Mutant Metals UDA is a “you get what you pay for” attachment option for dips. It’s costly for what it does but the build quality is second to none. I settled on this specific option due to the multiple width options, stainless steel handles, and the ability to store on my rack. There are plenty of cheaper alternatives out there which is why I’m knocking the value down slightly - otherwise, you likely won’t regret it.

Always happy to support a small business (and a large American business) but when the product is this good? It's an easy ask. The UDA is a wonderfully practical and efficient addition to my gym. With so many ways to customize my grip width and angle, dips feel great again. Of note, if you wish for the grip to be roughly parallel (vs semi pronated or supinated), adding, "N-Gage Grips," to the UDA handles makes this possible.

Mutant Metals Ultimate Dip Attachment (UDA) is literally a work of art. It is one of the highest quality items that I have.

This dip bar is extremely strong. I’ve played around with different handle lengths, diameters, and widths to get different feels, and it handles everything I throw at it without any flex or worry. One note: when using the stainless steel handles, the whole attachment gets pretty heavy and can be a little awkward to move around or swap out. It’s not a deal-breaker, but something to keep in mind if you plan on switching handles often. Overall, the build quality is excellent and it gives you a ton of customization options for your dips. If you want a bombproof dip attachment that lets you fine-tune the feel, this is a great choice.

I started with drop in dip bars that have 1 handle on a upright and you dip in the middle of the rack. I could never get the width right for my shoulders, so I sold those and tried a standard y-dip, but did not like the handles and felt nervous about how close my face was getting to the upright each rep. These are expensive, but they are the best (I bought the Rogue version). I have found the perfect width using the stainless steel handles with knurling and rings, and my wife can use these and eventually my kids with the 3 positions. I have the 5/8" version with the hitch pin, and when I am not using them, I flip them up and slide in a band peg to secure them (Kurtlocker's idea). If you aren't serious about dips and heavy dips, these are not for you, but if you are, don't waste your time with anything else.

What can i say different from everyone else- this thing is phenomenal. Incredibly well constructed, Incredibly stable, the handles feel fantastic, and despite being fairly heavy it's not hard to maneuver on and off the rack. Very helpful that it can flip upside down for upright storage as well. I like that I have the ability to change the angle of the handles and I'm also looking forward to using the handles for other purposes in the future. True, it's more expensive than a basic dip attachment so it might not be worth it to some people. But for me it was an easy choice and now I never need to upgrade.