Power towers are fantastic in that they offer multiple different forms of workout station combined into one. It’s a modern and convenient way of packing as much into your home gym as possible, making the best use of space. But the few questions remain the same. Should I get a Power Tower? Are Power Towers worth it? What are the best Power Towers to get?
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5 Best Power Towers To Buy In 2022
If you have limited time, limited space, a limited budget, and a desire to build muscle using your body weight, you may be considering getting a work out towers for your home gym. And if you want to do some workout staying at home:
- Check out some Resistance Bands
- Or, Adjustable Dumbbells with Weight Lifting gloves.
We have put in the hard work, done the research and found the best power towers you can buy in 2021.
Let’s start with the reviews right off the bat!
Hi-Mat Adjustable Power Tower
Here’s one of the best power towers that’s in a new class as far as bodybuilding and strength training. For this type of training, this tower can’t be beaten. It features a 40.5’’x41’’ U style base and is designed to hold 1100 lbs. That’s because this is a power tower and squat rack in one unit.
The elbow rests for vertical knee raises are adjustable and removable. There are removable bar pegs that are also adjustable and can be used for squats as well as other barbell exercises.
All you need is a bench, and you have a complete all-in-one home gym that only takes up 41″x 40.5″x 81.9″ of space.
Pros
- One Of A Kind Power Tower & Squat Rack
- Holds Up To 1100 lbs
- Adjustable/Removable VKR Elbow Rests
- Adjustable/Removable Bar Pegs
- Multi-Angle Pull Up Bars
Cons
- Does Not Feature Adjustable Height
- May Be Too Pricy For Some Users
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Stamina Power Tower 1690
The 1690 is a simple yet effective pull up tower, but is also one of the best power towers that allows for pull-ups, dips, sit-ups, and push-ups.
The sit-up station is a great feature because this unit does not have a vertical knee raise station.
It features a sturdy steel frame that can hold up to 250 lbs, and it takes very little space. It is 81” tall, so you’ll want to make sure your room has high enough ceilings to handle it. Most rooms should be fine.
Pros
- Reasonably Priced
- Easy To Put Together
- Space Saving Design – Only 49” by 42.5” by 81.”
Cons
- Does Not Have A Knee Raise Attachment
- Does Not Feature Adjustable Height
- May Be Too Tall For Some Home Gyms
Relife Rebuild Your Life Power Tower
This one of the best power towers is a new, improved model. It features great stability and has the unique addition of suction cups on the base to help hold it in place. This is a great idea; there’s nothing worse than being several feet off the ground on a shaky power tower.
This is a sturdy tower that can hold as much as 330 lbs., and it has more to offer than some of the other towers in this guide. You’ll pay a little bit more, but this tower has a lot to offer. There are nine levels of height adjustment, from 58.5” to 89” (watch those low ceilings!).
These fitness towers have a leg raise station with a height-adjustable seat back, and the knee raise handles also adjust.
If you have the budget, this is a serious power tower.
Pros
- The Power Tower Is Height Adjustable – 9 Adjustments In All
- Space Saving Design – Only 26.4” x 35.4” x 58.5~89.”
- This Power Tower Features A Height Adjustable Knee Raise Station
- This Power Tower Features Excellent Stability With Suction Cups On The Base
Cons
- May Be Too Pricy For Some
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Body Champ Multi-Function Power Tower
Not to be outdone, the Body Champ Multi-Function Power Tower redefines versatility making it one of the best power towers. This power tower literally does it all. It has abs straps and a vertical knee raise station, and a sit-up station for total abs training. It also has unique height-adjustable dip bars that allow you to do rows and assisted triceps dips. You can even work your legs with single-leg squats.
This is a sturdy power tower that holds up to 300 lbs. and has a space-saving footprint of 48”x43”x84.”
Pros
- Extremely Versatile
- Allows For More Exercises Than Many Power Towers
- Height Adjustable Dip Handles
- Sling Straps For Abs & Pull-Ups
- Space Saving Design – 48”x43”x84.”
Cons
- May Be Too Pricy For Some
- May Be Too Tall For Some Home Gyms
- Does Not Feature Adjustable Height
Zelus Multifunctional Power Tower
If the XR 10.9 is the best value, the Zeus Multifunctional Power Tower comes in at the opposite end at a price that is still reasonable. Yet, this is a serious power tower that has some exclusive features.
These power towers use 2”x2” solid steel construction and can hold 441 lbs. It has an H-shaped base for stability. The knee raise station has a removable back-rest, and the height of the unit is adjustable from 77.2” to 89.1”.
Finally, it has a height-adjustable sit up bench that attaches off the back of the power tower. What a feature! A bench like this opens up a ton of possibilities. Grab some dumbbells, and you can do a complete workout with just one piece of equipment.
Pros
- Height Adjustable
- Solid Steel 2”x2” Frame
- Space Saving Design – 39.2 x 26.3 x 77.2~89.1 in
- Features an Adjustable Sit Up Bench
Cons
- May Be Too Pricy For Some
- May Be Too Tall For Some Home Gyms
Conclusion
That’s all from our list of the best power towers. Did you find yours?!
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Dr. Karen Gill is an ABMS board certified pediatrician whose expertise includes breastfeeding, nutrition, obesity prevention, and childhood sleep and behavior issues. She currently lives and practices in Portland, Oregon, where she also volunteers for CASA for Children and the Red Cross.
