Strength Trainer 3-Station Power Tower
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Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #163 in Sports & Outdoors
- Brand: IronMan
- Model: ST-PT
- Released on: 2004-12-23
- Dimensions: 86.00" h x 48.00" w x 56.00" l, 80.00 pounds
Features
- Perfect for pull-ups, push-ups, vertical knee raises, dips and much more
- Contoured armrests provide comfortable support
- Heavy-duty, 2-inch diameter steel throughout; durable, vinyl back and armrests mean durable, long-term performance
- 1 year parts warranty
- 3 stations combined with multiple grips for a variety of exercises
Full of impressive features, such as an angled back pad for extra comfort, multiple grip positions, and contoured padded arm rests, the multipurpose Strength Trainer Power Tower allows the user to do chin-ups, dips, push-ups, leg raises and more in the comfort and style of the home gym. Sturdy and durable with thick steel tubing, this comfortable and versatile machine is ideal for the motivated person looking to get and stay in shape. Maximum user weight capacity is 250 pounds.
Feature Detail:
- Angled back pad for comfort
- Multiple grip positions
- Padded arm rests for comfort
- Allows users to do chin-ups, dips, push-ups and leg raises
- 250-pound maximum user weight capacity
- Sturdy and durable with thick steel tubing
- Product dimensions measure 54 inches long, 48 inches wide, 86 inches high
- Machine weighs 80 pounds
What's in the Box?
Strength Trainer Power Tower, warranty, user manual
Manufacturer Warranty
Parts - 1 year
Customer Reviews
Terrific value 
The product came as advertised.
Very sturdy square steel tube framing came together very simply.
The dimensions work great for most everyone in the family. Great product.
Well made... but not the best choice for heavy types 
The Power Tower is easy to put together (even though its directions are chary with the pictures) and it looks good for something that costs just over $100, but it's probably best for people under 220#. Doing speedy pull-ups has led at times to a tiny bit of rocking and the joins of the two main beams and crosspieces are loose enough that there's about 1" of play if you move from doing a dip to a pull-up. Shims?
Further, the closeness of the pull-up bar to the main beams leads to occasional contact with the back supporter during pull-ups.
But only when "cheating" with extraneous lower-body movement... so maybe it's a good thing.
So I guess I recommend it.
If you ever owned Atlas' old Power Tower you'll probably think this is a better product for the same in real dollars... for which we can thank increased Free Trade.
This was a really good buy. This item was almost 100 lbs and there was free super saver shipping on it.
That alone saved 57 bucks. The strength
trainer is pretty sturdy for my weight 210 lbs.
and gets the job done if you use it. I'm up to 27 pull ups and 40 dips. Easy to assemble also. For the money, you cant get much better.
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