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Roygym Power Tower Pull Up Dip Station, 230 kg
Price and rating as shown on Amazon when we collected them. Both change.
Roygym's Power Tower Pull Up Bar Station is listed at £137.99 and takes tenth place in our guide to power towers. It is rated 4.5 out of 5 from 50 ratings, and it is sold as a combined pull-up bar and dip station on an H-shaped base with four non-slip feet.
The reason it makes the guide is the number that stays put. The listing says 230 kg in the title, again in its "High Weight Capacity 230kg" bullet, and the Maximum Weight Recommendation spec field also reads 230 Kilograms — one figure in three places, with nothing for the buyer to reconcile. That is the check the rest of this guide applies. The same page adds 8 height levels from 165cm to 235cm, 4 backrest adjustments, an alloy steel frame and a 21 kg item weight, so the ceiling height where you plan to put it is worth measuring first. Everything below comes from the Amazon listing for this product, not from any test of our own.
How those 50 ratings break down
An average hides its own shape. This is the spread behind the 4.5 stars.
Specification
Exactly as published on the Amazon listing, field for field.
| Price | £137.99 |
|---|---|
| Customer rating | 4.5 out of 5 from 50 ratings |
| Maximum weight recommendation | 230 kilograms |
| Height adjustment | 8 levels, 165cm to 235cm |
| Backrest adjustment | 4 positions |
| Material | Alloy steel |
| Item weight | 21 kg |
| Best Sellers Rank | 31st in Dip Stands |
What buyers actually say
Quoted from customer reviews on Amazon
Verified purchase“I'm much more into home workouts instead of fighting over equipment at the gym, which is why I got the Roygym power tower. Everything was well enough packed and numbered with easy to follow instructions, and I had it bolted together with supplied spanner in no time. The first pull up felt rock solid, no sway at all, so I kept going till my arms shook – 11 reps which is a little embarrassing!The height slides from about 165 up past my own circa 6 ft frame, and the 230kg rating gives plenty of headroom. Soft rubber grips surprised me, they still feel tacky after a fortnight of sweaty evenings, no chalk needed. The tower feels solid and the padding is really comfortable, so it ticks all the boxes for me. Plus, not having to make trips to the gym is saving me money as well.”
Verified purchase“I got this power tower because I already have a treadmill and step machine at home, but wanted to add a bit more upper strength training into the mix. First impression was great - steel frame feels rock solid, and handles my 100kg circa body weight with ease. The clever H shaped base design keeps it firmly planted on the ground during pulls ups and dips. There's no wobbling or creaking. The padded supports are comfortable. All you need to do is make sure you allocate a space for it. Overall it feels like a serious bit of kit and great value for a home gym setup.”
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 does the Roygym power tower actually support?
The listing gives 230 kg in the product title, 230kg again in the "High Weight Capacity 230kg" bullet, and 230 Kilograms in the Maximum Weight Recommendation spec field — the same figure in all three places.
How tall can the Roygym station be set?
The listing states 8 adjustable height levels ranging from 165cm to 235cm, plus 4 backrest adjustments.
Does the Roygym power tower need to be bolted down?
The listing describes a freestanding station with an H-shaped base and 4 non-slip suction cup feet for stability. No wall or floor fixing is mentioned.
What comes in the box with the Roygym QT304?
The Included Components field lists a Power Tower Dip Stand, and the listing says clear installation instructions and all tools are included.
What warranty does Roygym offer?
The listing's own bullet mentions a one-year service, and the Warranty Type spec field is listed as Limited.
Is the Roygym tower suitable for beginners and teenagers?
The listing says the 8 height settings suit every member of the family, naming adults, teenagers and beginners.
Is the Roygym power tower foldable or portable?
The listing does not describe a folding mechanism; it gives an item weight of 21 kg and dimensions of 95L x 88W x 235H centimetres, which is a fixed freestanding frame.
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