Rank #10 in Best Dip Station 2026: 10 Ranked — and Where the Weight Limits Disagree
Komodo 75cm Parallel Dip Bars
Price and rating as shown on Amazon when we collected them. Both change.
The Komodo 75cm Parallel Dip Bars is a pair of steel parallettes sold for £39.97 and placed at number 10 in this guide. It is a fixed-handle dip station with rubber non-slip feet, listed at 4.2 out of 5 from 92 ratings, and it stores by stacking the two bars together.
The odd thing about its Amazon page is what the bullets do not say. They promise "STRONG", "HEAVY DUTY" and a 4cm tube diameter, but no weight figure appears anywhere in the five bullets. The only number on the page is 150kg, and it appears twice: the item highlight reads "Max user weight 150kg" and the maximum weight recommendation field reads "150 kilograms". Here the two agree — but a buyer scanning the bullet points never sees either one. The listing also carries a small naming slip: the title says 75cm, the item highlight says 75cm and 85cm, and the item dimensions give the height as 85 centimetres, the taller of the two settings. Everything below comes from the Amazon listing and the customer reviews on it, not from any test of our own.
How those 92 ratings break down
An average hides its own shape. This is the spread behind the 4.2 stars.
Specification
Exactly as published on the Amazon listing, field for field.
| Price | £39.97 |
|---|---|
| Rating | 4.2 out of 5 from 92 reviews |
| Maximum weight recommendation | 150 kilograms |
| Item highlight | 2 height settings - 75cm and 85cm, Max user weight 150kg, Made from steel with rubber non-slip feet |
| Height settings | 75cm or 85cm |
| Item dimensions | 62L x 38W x 85H centimetres |
| Tube diameter | 4cm (as listed) |
| Best sellers rank | 65 in Dip Stands |
What buyers actually say
Quoted from customer reviews on Amazon
Verified purchase“I've used these bars for about 4 years now, they work well for dips including with added weight. They are not perfectly made to be honest, they can wobble slightly at heavier weights but I've never felt unsafe on them and considering that they don't need to be screwed down or anything and are super light they are actually very robust. They're great if you rent and don't have a lot of space because they don't need to be installed and can be picked up and put aside when not in usage. I think if you have the money you could buy more high quality versions but honestly these have done me just fine with very regular usage for years now. I've never used the adjustable height really, they're not especially tall even on the higher setting but it's nice that the base comes off for transport.”
Verified purchase“Really pleased. Had one day and well constructed, took 2 mins to put together and I'm 100kg and take my weight easily. Highly recommend”
What it is up against
The rivals it was ranked against in Best Dip Station 2026: 10 Ranked — and Where the Weight Limits Disagree.
Questions people ask
What is the maximum user weight for the Komodo dip bars?
The listing gives one figure in two places: the item highlight says max user weight 150kg and the maximum weight recommendation field says 150 kilograms. The five bullets state no weight limit at all.
Do the Komodo bars adjust in height?
Yes. The bullets say there are 2 height options, and the item highlight names them: 75cm and 85cm. The title only mentions 75cm.
Why do the dimensions say 85 centimetres tall if the product is called 75cm?
The name says 75cm parallel dip bars, while the bullets and item highlight list two settings, 75cm and 85cm. The item dimensions give the height as 85 centimetres, which matches the taller setting.
What are the Komodo bars made from?
Alloy steel and rubber. The bullets describe heavy duty steel tubing, anodised allen head fittings and rubber non slip feet, with a tube diameter of 4cm, and the material field lists alloy steel and rubber.
Can the Komodo station be put away between workouts?
The listing says it is easily stacked together and fits easily into any home gym environment, and the item is supplied as one dip station.
Which exercises does the listing say these are for?
The bullets list push ups, dips, leg lifts and pull ups, describing it as an ideal training device for home use.
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