Body Champ PT620 Multi Functional Power Tower for Upper Body Strength Training

This is a great machine that was delivered very quickly. Easy enough to put together -- will take some time, but mostly because one needs to add and tighten a bunch of nuts and bolts. Probably 45 mins or so of building. The product itself is solid and allows for pull up, dips, push ups and ab work. [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

this is a nice piece of equipment and impressive once put together, i'm liking it they do have one at sams club as well for like a hundred more but this one is fine for me and if you buy it from sams you don't need a membership so you know you just pay a little extra.

The machine is bigger than I expected but in a good way. It was easy to put together and it's really sturdy! I love my purchase no regrets. The arm rest has really thick cushion for good comfort

Nice and sturdy, not too hard to assemble. It is heavy, if you aren t prepared to do some lifting and aren t mechanically inclined don t get this .

i like the fact that is not too big and fits in my living room, is stable and dons the fork i need it for good purchase

So, when completed, it's sturdy. But getting there is an adventure. Firstly, you won't know unless you add the numbers of nuts, washers, and bolts of corresponding size, but it arrives missing hardware. The quantity listed in the front of the assembly instructions lists exactly how many pieces of each is in the pack. That's not the issue. The issue is that someone at the manufacturer cannot seem to add, and believes 14 of one of the nuts and 14 of the curved washers should be the correct quantity, but the unit needs 16 of each. So, be prepared to call or email the manufacturer and hope for a response, then wait for shipping (who even knows how long that's going to take!) or just head out to the hardware store to buy what you need, and have it right away. Secondly, there are two spots where you have to hold the washer and nut into place as the bolt is fed through the hole. That's not necessarily a negative, but it's worth knowing. Thirdly, there are two nuts which cannot be reached with a socket, so be sure to have a 17mm box wrench ready. Again, not a negative. Everything tightens down securely, the rack is steady, stable, and secure. I'd trust this as soon as all the necessary hardware is installed. But there is absolutely no tolerance what so flippin' ever for a manufacturer deliberately shorting essential pieces.

I liked how fast it arrived BUT when putting it together, it was missing a couple of nuts and washers. Currently trying to get ahold of the manufacturer to fix the problem.

Tower is ok, but it is missing two M8 nuts, 2 curved washers and it does not come with any tools. Assembly instructions confusing and there are multiple kinds of nuts and washers. Tower looks pretty decent otherwise.

The quality is just bad. Look at the base foundation during setup. I am disappointed and you should put your hard earned cash somewhere else. lastly, after tightening everything up, the bar moves and the arm rest moves. All bolts and nuts were tight and to spec.

This was very flimsy. They do not provide the wrench needed to secure it. It didn't support a male 6'1 -230 pounds. It was a waste of my money. Please consider buying from another brand.