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FLYBIRD Power Tower & Power Rack, 400kg Claim
Price and rating as shown on Amazon when we collected them. Both change.
The FLYBIRD Power Tower & Power Rack is a freestanding pull-up and squat station with a built-in barbell rack, adjustable J-hooks, safety arms and a landmine attachment, listed at £139.00. It takes the number 5 slot in this guide, with 4.7 out of 5 from 304 ratings on Amazon and a best sellers rank of 50 in Dip Stands.
It is also the clearest example of the problem this guide keeps running into. The title sells it as a "400kg" pull-up bar and a bullet repeats 400 kg for the frame, while the spec table further down the same page gives a Maximum Weight Recommendation of 150 Kilograms. That is a 250 kg gap between two numbers describing one product, and nothing in the listing explains which one applies. The rest of the figures hold together — 28 kg item weight, 5 × 5 cm square steel tubing with a 2 mm wall, 22 height settings — but the single number a buyer most needs is the one that disagrees with itself. Everything on this page is taken from the Amazon listing as published; we have not assembled or load-tested the tower ourselves.
How those 304 ratings break down
An average hides its own shape. This is the spread behind the 4.7 stars.
Specification
Exactly as published on the Amazon listing, field for field.
| Price | £139.00 |
|---|---|
| Customer rating | 4.7 out of 5 from 304 reviews |
| Weight capacity stated in the title and bullet | 400 kg |
| Maximum Weight Recommendation (spec table) | 150 Kilograms |
| Item weight | 28 kg |
| Frame | 5 × 5 cm square steel tubing, 2 mm wall thickness |
| Height settings | 22 safety height settings for J-hooks and safety arms |
| Safety arms | 42.5 cm extended |
| Warranty | 2 year manufacturer |
| Best Sellers Rank (as listed) | 50 in Dip Stands |
What buyers actually say
Quoted from customer reviews on Amazon
Verified purchase“The squat rack is competently designed and was easy to assemble. I haven't put more than one hundred and fifty pounds on it but it holds the weight well. The design is attractive and it was worth the price.”
Verified purchase“Easy to follow instructions, good for small spaces, sturdy so far (205lb BP), pull up bar is sturdy too. It's not the best squat rack but it is the best for $150 range.”
What it is up against
The rivals it was ranked against in Best Power Towers 2026: 10 Ranked, and Why the Load Rating Is the Last Thing to Trust.
Questions people ask
What weight is the FLYBIRD Power Tower rated for?
The listing gives two different answers. The title and the weight capacity bullet say 400 kg, while the Maximum Weight Recommendation field in the spec table says 150 Kilograms. That is a 250 kg difference within one listing, with no explanation of which figure applies.
How much floor space does the FLYBIRD Power Tower need?
FLYBIRD states it requires only about 1 m² of floor space and describes it as ideal for a bedroom, garage or base.
Which barbells fit the built-in rack?
The listing says the individually adjustable rack width is suitable for standard 6 ft and 7 ft barbells, and that a barbell rack is built in.
How many height settings does it have?
FLYBIRD lists 22 precise height options for adjusting the J-hooks and safety arms to fit your height and exercise.
What comes with the FLYBIRD Power Tower?
The bullets list a padded pull-up bar, a built-in landmine attachment, 6 attachment points for resistance bands and a built-in barbell rack. The Included Components field in the spec table lists only "dip bar".
What is the FLYBIRD Power Tower made of and what warranty applies?
It is built from 5 × 5 cm square steel tubing with a 2 mm wall thickness; the material field lists alloy steel. The listing states a 2 year manufacturer warranty, and EU spare part availability duration is also listed as 2 years.
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