🏋️ Steel Parallettes for Gymnastics, Handstand Push up Bars, Dip Bars, and Push up Stand by Garage Fit Review

Good value for money, very durable and good quality. The only criticism is that the small locking device that holds them together makes the shot dangerous through a possible toe impact. However, you can remove this piece and it's less scary. And the socks help. I use this machine for so many workouts including inversion exercises.

This is the first time I buy this product. The assembly was not difficult, everything fit together perfectly. It's very solidly made, very well built and well constructed, a good product so far, I think so for my first. Depending on what exercises you choose or want to do, from push-ups to dips, you can even come up with your own. Yes, I would recommend this product.

These great bars will take you to the next level. But they're big and, as mentioned, there's a handle and pole to hold them together. The handle can be damaged. Also, at my request, I added grips instead of the standard cold carbide. I would not recommend using these bars on tile, hard or vinyl floors as there are no handles on the base and it will slide over you which brings me to my last point. these things are high off the ground so if you fall or slip you can actually eat shea*. I would say

These parapets cost almost three times as much as rogue parapets, but are much stronger and don't tend to slip on smooth surfaces like rogue parapets. Sure, they're heavier, but that's a small price to pay for the strength and stability they offer. My only minor complaint is that they don't have a rubberized shock absorber to make contact with the ground. If you have a tile or wooden floor, there is concern that the device could scratch the floor. Of course, the simplest solution is to put a…

I did gymnastics for a long time when I was young. I'm 32 and my body just needs maintenance and doing some fun basic strengthening exercises really helps me. The only reason I'm deducting a star is that while they're perfect in almost every way (I personally love the plug), they really need to have rubber material on the bottom to keep the user from slipping. I haven't had any major issues, but I've had some trouble using them on my laminate, both flooring and myself. I'll try them on carpet…