I've had this dip stand almost 3 years. Height adjustments work fine and I've had no problems with stability. The fixed width of the dip station gives me problems with my shoulders which leads to me not doing these as much as I should. I've used the push up portion of the stand maybe a handful of times in total. Not sure if it's just me but I've bonked my head on the cross member when doing push ups before, which seems like a design flaw.
With all that being said, I think it's a fairly good value if you're looking for a way to do the squat of the upper body. I paid 65 bucks for this and I think for that price it's just fine for what it is. I am, however, looking to get a dip attachment for my Hydra instead just so I can save a bit of floor space in my single car garage gym.
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