The Weider Power Tower is a great option for anyone looking to add a bodyweight training station to their home gym at an affordable price of just $100. 

Boasting a max weight limit of 300 lbs., this station can accommodate any athlete and still allows for additional weights or bands for users wishing to increase resistance. 

It features five stations: tricep dips, knee raises, calf raises, push-ups, and a pull up/chin-up bar, 

As far as measurements go, it’s on the larger end of the spectrum for home gym pieces with a footprint of 57L x 41W x 84H. You’ll also need to allow some extra space around both the tricep dip station and the pull-up bar to account for your body/legs when in use.

At 84″ tall, the pull-up bar is higher than similar products, making it ideal for even the tallest of users. In addition, the 24″ spacing of the dip station is a comfortable distance for most people.  

Constructed of sturdy steel tubes, this product is designed to be robust and hold up for a long time. Even heavy users report that wobbling is minimal, making this piece of equipment far more stable than many of its competitors. 

The padded armrest and backrest provide an ideal level of comfort, and the non-slip grips on the dip station, pull up bar and push up bars are easy on the hands.

The Weider Power Tower’s five stations provide an excellent range of exercises packaged in a sleek, well-designed piece of equipment. By utilizing all five stations users can achieve high-intensity workouts for muscle groups in the arms, chest, shoulders, abs, and legs. 

For beginners, the design of the tower allows for the use of resistance bands to perform assisted dips and pull-ups. As for the more advanced users, there is plenty of clearance to kick your workout up a notch by adding plates to a weight belt. 

Most users rate the assembly of this tower as straightforward, though there have been some issues with holes not lining up perfectly and hardware arriving askew in the packaging. 

However, many customers have been able to work through it. Once assembled, the unit is very stable and secure. It is important to assemble this piece in the room in which it will be used as it is too wide to fit through standard door openings.

Weider offers a 90-day manufacturer’s warranty on this tower. While that’s by no means the most generous warranty on the market, it’s pretty standard for this type of equipment, and since there are no moving parts to fail, the warranty is pretty unlikely to come into play after a successful assembly. 

Overall, this is a really excellent addition to any home gym. So long as you have the space to accommodate it and you’re not trying to load it down with more than 300 lbs., you’d be hard-pressed to find a better option in the $100 range.