Fitness Reality Multi Grip Set of 2, Dip Bar Attachments for 2" x 2" Tube Power Cage

I would give them a 5 star rating! These are what I'm using on the Valor Blu-ray It fits perfectly on the 7 power rack. They can be mounted in the standard position or flipped over, which gives me the option of having
BD is an acronym for Broadcast Delivery Service It is 43 if 7 racks are used. A maximum of 25" is measured between the inside of the front vertical branch and the inside of the second front branch. These handles have a minimum distance of 21 between them when they are in place. It should be 75" wide (your palms Picture attached) and the maximum distance between handles The number five. You would need about 27" between your thumbs and your body (palms facing behind you) if you want to do dips with your thumbs facing forward. The width of your palm and the location of your hands will determine how large your palms are). There are also options to mount one on the front vertical bar and one on the rear vertical bar of the rack (the distance between bars in the BD-D40 rack is The sum of 7 and 23 without the dip handles attached is 7. The fifth item). You can do this by pointing the flare of the handles (see the picture I submitted) and the distance between the bars will be You would face your palms in the direction of each other and hold your thumbs. I will most likely use them this way for dips most of the time. It is possible to also turn them the other way, so that the flare points inward, and in that case there is a minimum distance of nine between the handles. The number five. It is approximately 12 inches if you move your grip from the closest part of your grip where your palms face each other to the furthest part of your grip where your palms can still face each other. I don't like anything within 25" of me (both of those are very close). Aside from dips, you can also perform inverted bodyweight rows under dip bars, or mount them higher if you want to lift, or even engage in one-arm pull-ups. Different hand grips and grip spacing are available for the push-ups. You can mount them low, put your hands on the floor, and do decline push-ups in just that position. If you want to do pushups, mount them a little higher, place your feet on the floor, grip the bars, and do an incline push-up. In the event they are not in use, I will store them in the lowest hole facing out of the rack when not in use I don't believe the safety pins would slip out. As the mounting bar is quite long, I'm not sure the safety pins would slip out, but I'd prefer to have them than not. If you're considering buying these, don't hesitate to take an opportunity to do so. My only complaint is that they are not solid, nor are they very versatile. I could not be happier with them.

Shawn Salas

| Feb 18, 2021

They make a decent dip bar for a 2x2 rack or squat stand. Having a wide width is great. The handles could be closer together, but my squat stand is a little wider than most. They seem to work well. There is no deal breaker here. Despite their stiffness and well-built construction, they can handle weight up to a certain point. Only thing I really don't like is how they are angled, and this is purely a personal preference. When I use these to do chest dips, I find that the angle of the handle places more emphasis on your arms than where it should be, where it should be your chest. I believe the handles would be better suited for chest if the handles were more parallel. If you want to focus on triceps dips, this should be a good one. As of yet, I have not used them for push-button operation Pull up or up and pull-up They may not get the job done, but based on how they feel when doing dips, I expect they will. I bought them through Amazon Warehouse for $30, so I will keep them, but I may look for something else in the future when the 'Rona' madness subsides and gym equipment is more readily available.

Camryn Hudson

| Jan 12, 2021

It is extremely frustrating for me to order and receive cheap flimsy junk that hardly holds up. There is no junk in these. Steel is thickly woven into the frames. This bracket is made from 1/4 in steel with a rubber insert so that it will on where you insert them on the cage, either ahead or inside, downward or upward. Fits 2 x 2 cage with 1 in length holes perfectly. It is impossible that these would not fit unless your cage is not 2 x 2 with 1 inch holes as described. Handles are made of wide tubing for a I am very pleased with my purchase.

Matilda Moreno

| Jan 09, 2021

In my experience, I don't write reviews for such a product, however, in this case, it does deserve one. These dip bars were specifically designed to accommodate a 33" wide grip, so I ordered them. I have been able to carry out much more work than I had intended because of how it is configured. In addition to elevated push-ups (with feet on a bench), inverted rows, Gironda dips, tricep dips, and different grips of pullups, there is another set of exercises that I have added. It is sturdy and easy to keep up with. I also like the attached tack so it won't slide Any power rack I have ever owned has been augmented by this great accessory. If you own a power rack, this is a must-have accessory.

Marshall MORLEY

| Nov 18, 2020

These dip bars have been in use for a few weeks and I must say that I'm very pleased with them. This dip bar fits perfectly on power cages with rack holes of 1" diameter. I use my rack with a Progear 1600 powering system. The metal plate around the rack wall ensures that the racks will not move while they are being used, as the metal plate has been reinforced. As a result of all of these concerns, I began looking into dip bar attachments for my rack. My main concerns were whether the dip bars would be a comfortable width apart, and whether the angle of the bars would be too much to handle. There is something I like about this product, which is that the diameter of the dip bars is sufficiently large, so you can grip it comfortably without your hands digging into it. It is also the perfect distance between the dip bars, so you can make minor adjustments to that distance by gripping either the front or the back Moreover, they are slightly inwardly inclined, which means that they are much easier on the wrists than dip bars that are fully

You should definitely give these a try. I think they were well worth the money and the fact that I didn't need to locate a separate power tower or dip bars was a.

Rosalia Douglas

| Oct 19, 2020

The Fitness Reality 810XLT rack was purchased to go along with them. It goes without saying that the bars fit the rack, but the bars themselves are the best I've The hands feel comfortable wearing them because they are thick. In addition to its intricate shape, the oversized grips allow you to use a natural grip position or something that is straighter for others who grip differently.

Kaliyah Whitney

| Sep 09, 2020