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I was going to get another power tower or a dedicated dip station for a second workout area in my home. I already have a pull-up bar hanging from the rafters, and the ceiling is kinda low, so a dip station alone would mostly have sufficed; however, after accidentally discovering and then ordering BaseBlock's "Mini Bench", I browsed BaseBlock's other obviously high-quality products. As a highly serendipitous consequence, I stumbled upon the "B-Bars". So far, I've only been playing on them while watching TV and otherwise killing time, but I've owned an infinite amount of exercise equipment in my life, so I know an easy homerun right after I've hit it (weird metaphor or analogy or something?). First and most important to me, they're great for dips. I particularly love the large diameter tubes, which may improve my grip strength and, in any event, is an extremely welcome change-up from most of my other fitness equipment. Also, I can't speak highly enough of the "not-smooth-but-not-rough" surface texture of the bars. They simply feel nothing less than highly pleasureable quite literally right under your hand, so much so that you're halfway expecting another one of those calls from HR. Furthermore, it's really great how easy it is to alter the distance between the two bars (and, I suppose, the height too, although I personally can't envision ever using the "low" height option instead of the "high" one, the latter being perfect for my purposes). Second, I love how the simple yet highly functional design is instantly useful without any further modification or adjustment for many additional body-weight exercises other than dips, such as rows and leg lifts. Third, assembly is fast and easy, and afterwards the bars are completely confidence-inspiring. They feel totally planted and rock solid. I'll note that, while I'm more lightly built than Tom Cruise, we share the same stature. Even granting my shortcomings (pun intended), I still can't imagine anybone of any size who is athletic enough to use the "B-Bars" experiencing anything different than I do. While so sturdy assembled, they break-down quickly and easily into reasonably sized pieces for near-or-far transport, unlike any assembled dip station I'm familiar with. Thus, in conclusion, I'd say if you're going to buy a dip station, drop another hundred bucks or so and grab these instead. They're good for so much more than a dedicated dip station, making them easily worth it. I can't help but gush over these things 'cause I'm loving 'em. The "B-Bars" are one of those small luxuries in life that you can always rationalize rewarding yourself with for something or other--if you can't, you need to get better at lying to yourself.

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I I just received a mini bars. . first impression they’re heavy duty and extremely well-made and worth the price ! I tried them high low and angled positions i’m extremely excited to look forward to working out with them !

Great piece of equipment!! It is very solid and versatile to use for multiple exercises.

Good quality can’t wait to use it!!