I am 6 foot 2 inches tall - with using the Rack for a Dip Stand - would my knees touch the ground?
776728
From the floor up to the bottom of the handle bars measures 32 1/4". (I just took measurements for you) You might have a little trouble, but keep in mind that you can also do dips in several other ways on The Rack. The DVD's are good and offer lots of good exercises. I still think you'd like it, but if you are strictly wanting a dip station, you might consider something a little taller. Hope this helps :)
776729
Depends on how deep you wanna go! but yes they can eventually touch the ground if you'd want them too! Depending on your weight you'd want the pro version which the max weight is 300 lbs and the 23 lb version is 250 lbs max weight!
1774883
I am 6' and with the rack at the highest position it is perfect for my shoulders. At 6'4" you probably will need to bend or dip a little a little more to rack/unrack the weight.
1112505
I am only 5'7, 230lbs and it holds me with no problem, its a solid piece of equipment. I think its a 300lb max and i do not hit the ground with my legs fully straightened out. It would definitely support you with the normal bent knee dips, but i do not think you could do straight legged dips at 6 feet tall with this piece of equipment.
374156
Yes, I am 6'1" and the need is there. It works fine. You can also extend feet and legs forward to change it up periodically. Great home rack. I Got additional weight holders and have over 600# of weights + what ever I put on bar.
1095087
yes. I am 5'6" and when I stand next to it the top of the shelf is parallel to my lower neck, where the clavicle bones meet. Great shelf, I love mine. Perfect for my college books and jewelry etc.
1007103
I'm 6'7. I didnt have any issues using this rack. I did have to use the 2nd or 3rd highest setting ,since that felt more secure. (i didn't trust the highest setting for heavier weight, but i never tested it either) Either way, I never had an issue with this rack at my height. I did sell it for a full cage I bought on this site however.
374155
Yes you will need to bend your knees. I'm 6' and have to bend my knees. Not a big deal though.
2070820
For me, no. But I'm 6'6". It is just a little too low for me. But if you're 6' tall or under then I'd day it would be just fine.
2198484
You can but how safe it is depends on you mostly. If you weigh more than the average user it will probably sway so just weigh down the rack and you'll be fine. You can do a muscle up if you have a high enough ceiling or put it outside. Again if you do kipping motion you might want to lay it down.
1434872
I just measured mine, and it's 6 1/2 inches off the ground. I hope this will answer your question.
1171578
Not really no, the uprights are too far apart cuz it is meant for a 7-ft (full Olympic size) barbell. If you used a 6-ft you would have to rest the weight-holding part in the rack, which would be very tricky and probably dangerous with weights on the bar.
1171575
The Rack for the bar is about 46 inches or just under 4 feet apart. I use a 7 foot bar. I'm not sure where the weight dividers are on the 6 foot bar, but that would be the big question. In other words, as long as the skinny part of the bar where you grab with your hands extends 4 ft, you should be good.
2029502
If you choose, you can tighten the straps right up to the bar on the power rack so Yes; you can adjust them for dips on a 6 foot device. I have mine hanging from a bar on my basement rafter which is under 7 feet. Obviously you will have to bend your legs to do the dips and you will have to contend with some swing effect, but dips are very do-able.
1006371
I am 5'6 and even with the seat at the lowest I am just touching the ground, any short than that, it won't work.
390400
As long as you can bend your knees w/out them touching the floor you should be ok.
1923796
The legs on this table can be adjusted to uneven ground. I believe that six inches difference would be about maximum adjustment.
1573915
I am only 5'4" but I do not have any trouble with my knees colliding with the bar. None of my guests have complained either. I really love this table, its heavy enough to hold up to the high winds in our area and even though it has a non-solid top, no one has spilled a drink on it DT being uneven. The bar under the table is actually kind cool if you want ot lean back with your feet up!